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The Historic District isn't just a collection of buildings; it's a living, breathing testament to Savannah's enduring charm and hospitality. Whether you're a history buff, a food enthusiast, or simply seeking the allure of Southern elegance, this neighborhood invites you to step into the past and savor the present.
Wander along the meticulously preserved streets, lined with majestic mansions, Federal-style townhouses, and charming Victorian homes. Each building stands as a testament to Savannah's rich history, showcasing the city's evolution from its colonial roots to the elegant Antebellum period.
Forsyth Park, a verdant oasis at the district's southern end, invites you to leisurely strolls amidst fragrant gardens and ornate fountains. The iconic Forsyth Fountain, framed by the regal Live Oak alleys, serves as a timeless centerpiece.
Indulge your senses in the district's culinary delights, with quaint cafes and fine dining establishments offering a taste of Southern hospitality. Don't forget to savor the renowned dishes like shrimp and grits or indulge in a refreshing glass of sweet tea.

Parking is on the street but please pay attention to the street sweeper signs so you don't get a ticket.
Uber is very abundant in Savannah and is the best way to get to restaurants and tourist spots not in walking distance. We are close to several bars and restaurants within walking distance.
City of Savannah boasts a multi-modal transportation system that can move downtown visitors by road and sea at no charge.
Dot Shuttle: The dot Shuttle takes passengers to many of the cultural and historic points of interest downtown, as well to and from the city’s 5 public parking garages.
Savannah Belles Passenger Ferry: These boats depart from Rousakis Plaza on River St. and provide ferry service between River Street and Hutchinson Island. Bicycles and strollers are welcome on board.