Today Savannah has the largest National Historic Landmark District in the United States, it contains more than twenty city squares filled with dozens of art and history museums, cathedrals, antebellum mansions, stunning parks, monuments, over 120 locally owned gourmet restaurants, speakeasies, and more famous history than you could see in two lifetimes!

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If you have a love for art, culture, history, paranormal activity, boutique shopping, festivals, concerts, live theater, outdoor cafes, gourmet restaurants, unique bars and true Southern hospitality, the Savannah Historic District is where it all comes together.

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The architecture of Savannah’s most iconic buildings span designs from 3 different centuries and 3 different continents. You’ll find Gothic, Victorian, and Greek Revival buildings and houses immaculately preserved.

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The Historic District is definitely for the city slicker at heart. You won’t find any expansive yard space when you buy a home in the historic district, but you do have access to any one of the dozens of open green spaces available to the public. The largest rests right in the middle of the historic district called Forsyth Park. Forsyth Park is the ultimate gathering place for Savannah‘s locals. Here you’ll find tennis and basketball courts, two children’s playgrounds, wide open green space, beautifully shaded walking paths, an amphitheater for concerts and shows, a fragrant garden, and a very popular outdoor cafe. But when most people think of Forsyth Park, the iconic fountain is what usually comes to mind.

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