Ships dock at City Hall Landing. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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One cruise terminal.
Walk times from City Hall Landing.
Waterfront visitor information right beside the cruise landing
Historic paddlewheel cruises along the Savannah River
Raw honeys and hive-powered body care
Elevated Southern cuisine and fresh seafood on River Street
Casual tavern dining in an 1853 historic building
Historic 1852 granite landmark on Bay Street
Historic bluff where Savannah was founded in 1733
Artist-owned fine art gallery on historic River Street
Paula Deen's famous Southern comfort food buffet
Handmade Southern pralines and sweet treats on River Street
Unique dining inspired by 1920s decadence
Award-winning craft coffee house in downtown Savannah
Authentic Irish cuisine and live music in City Market
Interactive museum chronicling the Roaring Twenties
Steaks, seafood, and fine dining in City Market
Shaded harbor park along the East Bay Street bluff
Remarkable English Regency mansion and preserved urban quarters
Contemporary art museum in a light-filled modern pavilion
Ancestral home of the Girl Scouts founder
Popular Savannah dining locations Downtown and at Forsyth
Federal-style residence that launched Savannah's preservation movement
Historic 1858 beacon guided ships past maritime wrecks
Elaborate ship models housed in the historic William Scarbrough House
Historic square famous for its Forrest Gump movie connection
Grand antebellum Greek Revival mansion on Madison Square
Contemporary showcase within a repurposed 1853 depot
Main information center in the 1860 train terminal
Centuries of coastal Georgia lore under an 1860 trainshed
Charming antique map, print, and book cellar
World-famous cafe serving all-day breakfast
Marble memorial in beautiful Monterey Square
Historic park named for Civil War educator and nurse
Peaceful residential square near Barnard Street
Brunch, specialty coffee, and cocktails on Drayton Street
Savannah's iconic 30-acre park and Parisian-style fountain
Vegetarian coffeehouse and food by Forsyth Park
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Centuryl-old parlor famed for historic soda fountain flavors
Historic sanctuary with underground railroad origins
Historic 1818 mansion housing the South's oldest public art museum
Unique twice-baked potato bowls in downtown Savannah
Tranquil, moss-draped square in the Old Fort district
Southern home cooking served at communal tables
More ports nearby: Hilton Head Island, St. Simons Island, Jekyll Island, Charleston, Amelia Island (Fernandina Beach).