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Spend the morning exploring Forsyth Park , a 30-acre park that is home to the iconic Forsyth Fountain. Afterward, head to Bonaventure Cemetery , which is known for its beautiful sculptures and peaceful atmosphere.

Visit the Andrew Low House , a historic home that was once the residence of Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts. Afterward, take a scenic drive to Wormsloe State Historic Site , which features a beautiful avenue of oak trees.

Take a ghost tour of the Sorrel Weed House , which is rumored to be haunted. End your night with a walk around Madison Square , which is surrounded by historic homes and buildings.

Start your day with a visit to the Davenport House Museum , which is a beautifully restored Federal-style home. Afterward, visit the Telfair Museums Jepson Center , which features a variety of contemporary art exhibits.

Take a walk around Colonial Park Cemetery , which is home to many famous Savannah residents. Afterward, visit the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace , a historic home that was once the residence of the founder of the Girl Scouts.

Head to the Savannah Theatre , which has been entertaining audiences since 1818. End your night with a visit to The Pirates House , a historic restaurant that is said to have been a favorite of pirates.

Spend the morning at the American Prohibition Museum , which offers a fascinating look at the history of alcohol in the United States. Afterward, visit the Owens-Thomas House , a stunning Regency-style mansion that is now a museum.

Head to the Telfair Academy , which is home to a variety of art and decorative arts from the 19th and 20th centuries. Afterward, take a walk down Factors Walk , which features old cotton warehouses that have been converted into shops, restaurants, and bars.

Spend the evening exploring Reynolds Square , which is surrounded by historic buildings and is home to the First African Baptist Church , one of the oldest African American Baptist churches in the United States.

Start your day with a visit to Temple Mickve Israel , the third-oldest Jewish congregation in the United States. Afterward, visit the Savannah History Museum , which offers a look at Savannah's history from its founding to the present day.

Take a walk around Chippewa Square , which is home to the statue of James Oglethorpe, founder of the colony of Georgia. Afterward, visit the Massie Heritage Center , which offers insights into Savannah's history and architecture.

Head to Columbia Square , which is surrounded by historic homes and is home to the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum , which features exhibits on the history of seafaring and shipbuilding. End your night with dinner at The Olde Pink House , a historic mansion that is now a restaurant.