Savannah’s historic district is built around 22 shaded public squares draped in Spanish moss, forming one of the largest National Historic Landmark districts in the country.
Why Visit Savannah
With its walkable squares, antebellum architecture, and reputation for ghost stories, Savannah offers one of the South’s most atmospheric and photogenic historic downtowns.
Top Experiences
- Historic squares walking tour: Explore Savannah’s famous public squares, each with its own monuments and history.
- Forsyth Park: Visit the largest and most iconic of Savannah’s green spaces, known for its landmark fountain.
- Ghost tour: Join an evening walking or trolley tour exploring Savannah’s reputation as one of America’s most haunted cities.
- River Street: Stroll this cobblestone riverfront district lined with shops, restaurants, and historic cotton warehouses.
- Bonaventure Cemetery: Walk through this Spanish moss-draped cemetery known for its sculpture and Southern Gothic atmosphere.

Rising Voices: Underrepresented History (by Walk With Me Savannah Tours)

Ghostly Gents Tour Company Legends of the Squares Tour
Practical Tips
- Savannah’s squares and River Street are within walking distance of most downtown hotels.
- Spring brings blooming azaleas but also the busy St. Patrick’s Day festival crowds; plan accordingly.
- Ghost and history tours run both day and night; evening tours tend to lean more into ghost stories.
FAQ
Is Savannah, Georgia worth visiting?
Yes, for its historic squares, Southern Gothic atmosphere, and walkable riverfront district.
How many squares does Savannah have?
22 historic public squares, most within the walkable downtown historic district.
How many days should I spend in Savannah?
Two to three days allows time for the squares, River Street, and a ghost or history tour.




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