Savannah Historic District
Savannah’s center, laid out in 1733 around public squares, with 22 of them preserved, 18th- and 19th-century houses and live oaks draped in Spanish moss.
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In the destination Charleston and Savannah.
In the photo: Savannah riverfront and City Hall at night
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The city
The oldest city in Georgia, founded in 1733 on the banks of the Savannah River, with a historic center organized around squares shaded by live oaks and Spanish moss. It has Forsyth Park and its fountain, the River Street waterfront, Bonaventure Cemetery and, nearby, the oak avenue at Wormsloe and the Tybee Island lighthouse.
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The local experience
Savannah’s center, laid out in 1733 around public squares, with 22 of them preserved, 18th- and 19th-century houses and live oaks draped in Spanish moss.
The largest park in Savannah’s historic center, with a white 1858 fountain, live oaks with Spanish moss and lawns.
19th-century cemetery on the banks of the Wilmington River, with live oaks, Spanish moss and funerary sculptures, known from the book and film about Savannah.
State historic site with an avenue more than 2 km long lined by hundreds of live oaks and the ruins of a colonial tabby house.
Tybee Island’s historic lighthouse, with 178 steps to the top and views over the Atlantic and the mouth of the Savannah River.