4 Days in Savannah Georgia Itinerary

Begin your day with a visit to the historic Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, the birthplace of the founder of Girl Scouts. Have breakfast at B. Matthew's Eatery, known for its delicious brunch options.

Spend your afternoon exploring the fascinating exhibits at the Savannah History Museum. For lunch, dine at Treylor Park, where you can enjoy creative takes on American comfort food.

In the evening, visit the beautiful and historic Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. For dinner, head to Alligator Soul Restaurant, renowned for its farm-to-table Southern cuisine.

Start your morning with a guided tour of the spooky yet intriguing Sorrel Weed House. Have breakfast at Goose Feathers Cafe & Bakery, which offers a variety of pastries and breakfast dishes.

Take a leisurely stroll along Savannah River Street, lined with shops, galleries, and restaurants. Enjoy lunch at Vic's On The River, offering scenic views of the river along with delicious Southern cuisine.

Join an evening ghost tour such as the popular Savannah Sixth Sense Savannah Ghost Tour to experience Savannah's haunted history. End your day with dinner at The Grey, housed in a restored 1938 Greyhound Bus Terminal serving elevated Southern dishes.

Visit one of Savannah’s most famous landmarks, the stunningly preserved Mercer Williams House Museum. Start your day with breakfast at J. Christopher's, known for its comforting breakfast classics.

Explore the serene beauty of one of Savannah’s oldest cemeteries by visiting both Bonaventure Cemetery and then heading over to explore more history at{ A-Colonial Park Cemetery[16252]}. For lunch enjoy southern comfort food from Mrs Wilkes Dining Room.

End your trip by visiting another historical home{ A-Andrew Low House[10905]} before heading out for some fun on one last ghost tour{ A-Savannah Guided Paranormal Ghost Hunting Investigation[495657]}. Finish off your night with dinner from Elizabeth on 37th