Savannah attractions

The American Prohibition Museum is a museum of history in Savannah, Georgia, dedicated to the era between 1850 and 1933. The museum chronicles the adoption and ultimate repeal of alcohol prohibition in United States law. From speakeasies and the Temperance Movement to rum-running and the mob, it features several highly informative and entertaining exhibitions showcasing Prohibition's impact on American social and cultural life.

Savannah Tours by Old Town Trolley is a guided sightseeing tour around Georgia's oldest city that takes visitors on a journey around Savannah's historic landmarks and popular attractions.

To get a ghostly encounter you generally need a Ouija board, a seance or a plain old portal to 'The Other Side'. Another option, if none of those things are at hand and you find yourself in Georgia's oldest city, is to hop a Ghost Tour of Savannah and these tours leave from this departure point.

Glimpse into the American past when the nation was new and Isaiah Davenport, a young carpenter from New England, achieved success as a builder in his adopted city. The world of 1820s Savannah is presented through the outstanding Federal-style home Davenport built for his household. Its survival is a testament to the tenacity of seven Savannah women who came together in 1955 to save the structure from demolition. This action prompted the founding of the Historic Savannah Foundation, which has brought about an architectural renaissance through historic preservation in the coastal Georgia city.