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3.9 (57 reviews)

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Ashley S.

This is the location for many tour meet ups and the history museum in inside this building as well. If you're looking for info on Savannah, this is the place to go. They also have a gift shop in here.

Rachel D.

Step into to Savannah city where you can look at a brief history of original historical items from the city. Informative and amazing. Location- 301 Martin Luther King Blvd Savannah GA 31401 Inside you'll see a shop filled with cute Savannah trinkets and souvenirs also a mini museum of actual historical Savannah history. See how the colonial olden days were and how the Savannah family got its name. The Savannah family quilts, house decor pieces, and even the horse carriage buggies. Also you can see the original soldier uniforms over the years and even a part of a train that once was, also you can see the original bench from the movie forest hump and the famous suitcase in the movie. The only downfall was the price of the mini museum was a bit expensive but overall it was definitely something to see once in a lifetime.

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Laura P.

The home of the Savannah Visitor Center was originally the passenger terminal of the Central of Georgia Railroad. You'll notice several old railroad cars at one end of the building. Helpful tips when coming here: * You can purchase parking passes here, called Daypass: $24 for 2 days and $15 for a single day. *. A variety of tours depart from the visitor center, for example: Freedom Trail Tours, Hearse Ghost Tours, Black History Tour, Savannah Movie Tour (many movies have been filmed in Savannah), Bonaventure Cemetery Tour, and plenty more!, *. You'll find plenty of helpful information regarding restaurants, hotels, nearby beaches, maps, etc. Additionally at the two gift shops you can find: * Regional and locally made cookies, preserves, honey, grits, products. * Spartina handbags made just over the Savannah River in Daufuskie, SC. *. Totes, crossbody purses *. Scarves *. T- shirts *. Local guidebooks, cookbooks, historical information books (Gullah history, southern history) *. Christmas ornaments * hats, baseball hats, sun hats Enjoy your stay in Savannah, GA!

Max M.

We were intrigued by this old building and for needing a little bit more information about Savannah also since we had evacuated from Charleston South Carolina due to Hurricane Florence. When we went inside we saw that it was an old bank building which could be seen plainly at the rear of the building with the large round, shiny steel bank vault doors. The ceiling height was that of a two-story building although it was only one story that I could see. After glancing around and taking one picture finally a lady came up and asked us if she could help. I am glad that it was not the only reason that we went inside of the building was to get information as it took quite a while for the elderly but quite nice lady to come talk to us.

Rachel M.

Definitely a must stop spot when you visit Savannah, and you have never been. It will look like you have to pay for parking, but I don't think you have to if it's less than an hour. Here you will find a bunch of pamphlets for tours, restaurants, places to visit, etc. There are tour trolleys parked here too to catch. There is a museum here as well if you want to check it out. It's a helpful fun spot to see what Savannah all has to offer, and that is a lot Big time!!!!

Marqus R.

As visitor centers go, the Savannah Visitor Center doesn't really amount to all that much but it does have some decent offers every visitor should know about like the visitor parking passes which provided unlimited garage or street parking for up to 2 days. It has a friendly knowledgeable staff that can be most helpful along with a lot of those hand out pamphlets from restaurants and other businesses. At this location there is also a gift shop with plenty of souvenirs and the Savannah Museum.

Trolly tours and gift shop with all the souvenirs from Savannah. Close to hotel and walking distance to this formation center. This place had the best souvenirs than the City Market.

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Was excited to re-visit Wormsloe with their new gift shop and welcome center. They now offer ample…read moreparking equipped with EV charging stations and a gorgeous new building at the start of the Wormsloe experience with gift shop, restrooms, and a cute "porch area". Single day tickets for Historic Sites are only available to purchase on site the day you visit, not online. However, the staff is very friendly and helpful. They offer a shuttle that will take you to 1.5 miles down the picturesque drive or you can walk. Cars are not longer permitted down the drive. The shuttle does offer some interesting facts and is open air allow you to take pictures and still enjoy the outdoors! The shuttle drop-off is at the museum that is on-site. It is in MUCH need of a renovation as some of the interaction pieces are no longer working. I remember visiting in either elementary school or middle school some 20-ish years ago and I don't believe it has been touch since then. You are able to walk the grounds to visit the ruins via the trails. It is waterfront property with views into the marsh and channels off the Skidaway River. Keep in mind that mosquitos and sand gnats may be a nuisance; plan accordingly.

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