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One of our favorite places to visit is the Mickve Israel Temple. Bearing the distinctive honor of being one of the oldest temples in the nation, it is located at 20 East Gordon Street. Finding it should be no problem; its Gothic Revival architectural style stands out in a sea of Antebellum structures that dot the landscape of Savannah.

Lafayette Square, the namesake of the Marquis de Lafayette, is one of the more renowned squares, famous for its photographic appeal and the grand manors that dot the landscape, the French-Gothic style Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, and the beautiful fountain found in the square’s center.

The historic Grayson Stadium located at 1401 Victory Drive right here in Savannah is one of those one-two punches that will appeal to everyone in your family. If you’re looking for the best things to do in Savannah, don’t skip the stadium.

If cemeteries fascinate you, it’s well worth the time to spend a few hours exploring the grounds of the historic Colonial Park Cemetery.

If you already love Savannah, you know there is something to do, eat, or see on just about every street, corner, and in between! If you prefer a “short list” (or maybe you only have a short time to visit), we’ve compiled a pared down list of some of our favorites.

When summer is over the fun doesn’t stop in Savannah, Georgia! Here are a few of our favorite Savannah things to do that we think you should check out while on your Savannah vacation.

If you’re a history lover, Savannah should be at the top of your travel bucket list! Find the perfect vacation rental for Savannah history tours and step right outside your door and into the past.

Pop quiz! As a mom, when you hear the word vacation, what do you think of first? Do you think of piling the kids into the car and road tripping to their favorite amusement park? Or, maybe you make a mental list of all the...

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