beautiful city, full of history, River Street is a must see, so many shops and restaurants, various entertainment all around, huge ships and yachts going up and down the river--so relaxing

Take the trolley, stop at a few places, get back in an other one after. But it really worths the tour

The historic district is more intimate & old South with its squares & Spanish Moss. The buildings are unique & well restored. I would visit again.

This quaint town with its' many park squares, old homes and churches to tour is a great way to have a leisurely getaway. The riverfront shops and dining also offer some more fast paced entertainment.

We stopped in Savannah on our trip and should have built in more time. The Historic District has so much to see and do that we were in overload trying to get as much in one day as possible. The trolley tour was worth it and the ability to hop on and off at stops is a plus. Walking around... More

Took a trolly "on and off" tour throughout the historic district so we could explore at our own pace- Forsythe Park, Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace, saw all 22 of the "squares". Lots of history and beautiful sights!

The historic district of Savannah is untouched by time. The old homes and the early businesses remain as they were. One's imagination does not have to work hard to see how it was. The natural environment adds to the charm. The trees with moss and the older varieties of shrubs are there in abundance. A good way to get the... More

walking distance to the parks and river walk,there was also public transportation such as busses and golf carts some busses were free. golf carts 3.00 one way per person to river walk. but if you wear sneakers you can walk it.

The historic district is what makes visiting Savannah so great. So much history, easy walking, beautiful squares...a great place to spend a couple of days going back in time