What to avoid in Savannah?

Like many destinations popular with tourists, Savannah does have some petty thefts and small crimes occurring, especially downtown late at night. Use your usual travel smarts and don't walk around alone at night in an area you are not familiar with. Don't leave valuables lying out in your car where they can be seen.



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Can you walk around Savannah at night? Yes, you can walk around Savannah at night and explore the city. The streets are generally well-lit and safe, although it is always advised to use caution and be aware of your surroundings.

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Savannah's nightlife scene is booming and local establishments offer a variety of options for all ages and interests. Savannah has plenty of options when it comes to bars such as Rocks on the Roof, the Bohemian Hotel's chic rooftop bar with incredible views of the city.

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Did you know that Savannah is one of the few US destinations with an open container policy? Guests 21 years old and older can purchase to-go alcoholic beverages at bars and restaurants within the to-go cup zone. This area stretches from Hutchinson Island to the south end of Forsyth Park, and Martin Luther King, Jr.

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Both have an extensive history, beaches nearby, and plantations to visit (though Charleston has more beaches and more plantations). Savannah's downtown is more walkable and feels immersed in nature. Charleston's is bigger, so there's more to do, but it'll take much longer if you plan on walking.

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What is Savannah Most Famous For? Savannah is the oldest city in the state of Georgia. It has a center that's filled with historic buildings in styles ranging from French Gothic to Greek Revival. The best things to do in Savannah include sipping cocktails at rooftop bars or drinking beers in colonial-style pubs.

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Savannah, Georgia's cost of living is 10% lower than the national average. The cost of living in any area can vary based on factors such as your career, its average salary and the real estate market of that area.

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Often referred to as one of the prettiest streets in Savannah, if not all of America, Jones Street is an iconic Georgia landmark and certainly well worth a visit as it's only a few blocks over from the inn.

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