THINGS TO DOWHEN YOU STAY AT OLDE HARBOUR INN

Whether you're on a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or just here with friends for a fun experience, we promise you'll never run out of things to do in Savannah. Our concierge staff is available 24/7 to customize your Savannah Vacation.

In Downtown Savannah, you'll be encouraged to "take one to-go". Stroll down River Street, beverage in hand, after a day of site-seeing. It's the Savannah way.

An absolute "must" on your first visit to Savannah is to explore these three main areas of the Historic District. Use this map to locate your favorite Inn, and the places you wish to visit.

a man and woman walking a dog on a cobblestone street

City Market

Four renovated blocks in the heart of the historic district capture the authentic atmosphere of the city's old open marketplace. This spot is also one of the most-visited attractions in Savannah, featuring artists' studios and galleries. You'll also find restaurants, open-air cafés, jazz clubs, and shops offering crafts, accessories, and gifts.

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River Street

River Street was the center of commerce in the late 1800s. Iron bridges, cobblestone streets, and sidewalks tie together a unique multilevel collection of 19th-century buildings. Where there once stood old cotton warehouses, you'll now find a multitude of bars, restaurants, and shops.

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Forsyth Park

This 26-acre park, starting at the south end of the historic district, is especially beautiful in spring when the flowering trees and azaleas are in full bloom. The large ornate fountain dates to 1858. Joggers and walkers head here for the mile loop around the perimeter of the park.