Wondering what the best places are to visit while you are in Savannah? Here are the top five places!
Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park is the largest and one of the most beautiful parks in Savannah. The Olde Savannah Inn is only steps away from this magnificent wonder. Forsyth Park was originally created in the 1840's, named for Georgia governor John Forsyth, and covers 30 acres, equip with a cafe, large field area for sports, Confederate memorials, a place for events such as the Savannah Jazz Festival, and a French inspired fountain that is a must-see in Savannah.
Tybee Island
Tybee Island is located just a few miles from Savannah, with miles of beaches, great seafood restaurants, and a lighthouse built in 1773! The Tybee museum chronicles Tybee's 400 history with relics and historical items. Make sure to visit the Pier and Pavilion for fishing, specials events, and a gorgeous view of the ocean!
Historic River Street
Take a stroll down Savannah's River Street and be transported back into time with cobblestone roads, trolleys, and festivals. Enjoy some of the best of what Savannah's restaurants have to offer, sip down a refreshing adult-slushy while you walk, and stop by the many famous shops and candy stores. The river is nothing short of amazing and is famously died green for the St. Patrick's Day celebration!
Bonventure Cemetery
This is not to be missed! Huge, centuries old Magnolia trees, gothic statues, and hundreds of years of history lie in this cemetery. Once known for it's famous statue that graced the cover of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, this 100-acre cemetery is now home to Holocaust memorials and colonial legends.
The Olde Savannah Inn
Yes, that's us! But we are truthfully a great historic sight to see in Savannah! Located on historic Gaston Street, this luxurious Savannah Bed and Breakfast has been restored to its original charm with grand chandeliers, French antiques, wrought iron gates, and a hidden garden. This is a true hidden gem in Savannah and is one of a kind. The Olde Savannah Inn is only a short walk from all of the other places mentioned above (Tybee is driving distance).
We hope this guide will help you have the best possible time while you are visiting Savannah!
See you soon!
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"Experience a unique cottage chic
design in our lower level garden room, which offers a whimsical and
delightful atmosphere of pure romance. Double French doors embrace
a private and peaceful oasis with scents of jasmine and honeysuckle.


Why choose The Olde Savannah Inn as your place to stay while you are in Savannah? We want to share with you everything we have to offer and what others have said about our Bed and Breakfast!
"The Bellevue room is a beautiful guestroom. Furnished with an elegant
Venetian carved queen size bed and all the luxury that goes with it-
All sheet sets are 100% Egyptian cotton, with a high thread count and a
luscious decorative coverlet throw making this room complete in appeal.
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"This private guest room is located in the main house overlooking
Gaston Street which is one of the oldest streets in the historic
district of Savannah and the beginning of the famed "NOGS" (north of
Gaston) Garden Tour . Adding to your stay in the Renaissance Room, the
room comes equipped with an elaborate French king size bed - A truly
magnificent addition to this room. The added finishing touches is what
make this particular room an ideal retreat.
"This private room is for guest who is seeking the highest standard of
ambiance on their stay. A perfect sanctuary for the newlyweds looking
for an exquisite honeymoon suite or a couple looking to renew their
commitment. The room comes with a fabulous king size carved bed with
fine imported European linens, and a satin mattlese coverlet. In
addition, the room comes with the original 18th Century fireplace that
exudes Parisian Panache with a towering entrance. A brilliant
chandelier with its collage of delicate prisms and ageless reminiscent
sculptures make this one of the loveliest and romantic bathroom suites
in all of Savannah.





