Unique Experiences in SavannahCultural Immersion: Explore the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum (1.08 km) and learn about the significant events that transpired during the civil rights movement in Savannah. Gain insight into the local history and the struggles faced by the African American community.

Movie LoversVisit Chippewa Square (0.31 km) that rose to fame as the setting for the iconic bench scene in the movie "Forrest Gump." Embrace the opportunity to recreate the famous moment and capture a memorable photo.

Historical DelightStep back in time at the Mercer Williams House Museum (0.79 km), an architectural gem filled with antiques and unique artifacts. Discover the fascinating history of the house and its connection to the famous book and movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil."

Riverside StrollIndulge in a leisurely walk along the enchanting River Street Savannah (0.46 km). Marvel at the picturesque views of the Savannah River and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this bustling waterfront district.

Spiritual DiscoveryPay a visit to the First African Baptist Church (0.77 km), one of the oldest African American Baptist churches in America. Delve into the rich history and significant role this church played in the abolitionist movement.

Architectural CharmExperience the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters (0.10 km), a superb example of English Regency architecture. Take a guided tour to gain insight into the lives of both the wealthy homeowner and the enslaved individuals who lived on the property.