Savannah · Chatham County, GA
Arts & Culture in Savannah
Scout analyzed 114 Savannah places and surfaced the ones that actually fit arts & culture.
Places analyzed
114
Matches
27
Typical spend
$20
Typical visit
2 hr
Complete outings

Historic Home Tour & Southern Dinner
Step back in time with an evening tour of the Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters, exploring its unique architecture and history. Conclude your evening with an exquisite Southern dinner at a refined, historic restaurant.

Art & Southern Charm Date in Yamacraw
Spend a cultured afternoon exploring contemporary art at the SCAD Museum, offering a thought-provoking experience for two. Transition into a romantic evening with an intimate dinner at The Grey, known for its superb Southern cuisine. Cap off the night with cocktails in a chic setting.

Evening History & Southern Comfort in Savannah
Dive into Savannah's rich maritime history with an evening visit to the Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, exploring its fascinating exhibits in a unique setting. Afterwards, indulge in classic Southern cooking at a restaurant renowned for its historic ambiance, and if the mood strikes, cap off the night with a scenic rooftop drink.
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Arts & Culture
Wormsloe State Historic Site
Wormsloe State Historic Site is a good stop for a scenic walk and a glimpse into colonial history, often paired with other Savannah attractions. Expect to spend 1-2 hours and a few dollars per person for entry.

Arts & Culture
Fort Pulaski National Monument
Fort Pulaski is a historical monument with ranger tours and trails, suitable for a 2-3 hour visit, costing around $10-15 for admission. It pairs well with other outdoor activities or a meal in Savannah.

Laurel Grove/Railroad Area
The Savannah Underground
The Savannah Underground is an immersive historical performance, often paired with a dinner or drinks before or after. Expect to spend 1.5 hours and around $30-50 per person on the experience itself.

North Historic District
Graveface Museum
Visit Graveface Museum for an hour or so to see its unique collection, costing around $15 per person. It pairs well with a meal or drinks in downtown Savannah and is best for older kids and adults.

North Historic District
18Loves Art
18Loves Art is a small art gallery good for a brief solo or family stop, taking about 30 minutes. It's free to browse, and can be easily combined with other River Street activities.

Old West Broad Neighborhood
Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum
This museum provides a focused historical experience, suitable for a 1.5-hour visit, typically costing around $10-15 per person for entry. It pairs well with a morning or afternoon slot, perhaps followed by a meal nearby.

Old West Broad Neighborhood
Savannah Children's Museum
This outdoor children's museum is a great standalone activity for families with young kids, typically lasting 2-3 hours and costing around $10-15 per person. It pairs well with a picnic or a visit to nearby attractions if weather permits.

Yamacraw Village
Savannah History Museum
Spend 1-2 hours learning about Savannah's history in a former railway shed. It's a good solo or family activity, costing around $10-12 per person, and pairs well with a walk through the nearby historic district.

South Historic District
Mercer Williams House Museum
Tour this historic mansion for about an hour to see period antiques and learn local history. Expect to spend $10-20 per person for admission, suitable as a daytime activity after exploring nearby historic squares.

North Historic District
Telfair Academy
Visit Telfair Academy for an hour and a half to explore 19th- and 20th-century art and history. Expect to spend around $20-25 per person on admission; it pairs well with a walk through historic Savannah.

North Historic District
American Prohibition Museum
This museum provides a historical look at the Prohibition era, followed by a themed speakeasy experience. Expect to spend 1.5 to 2 hours here, with costs ranging from $20-50 per person for admission and a drink.

North Historic District
Owens-Thomas House & Slave Quarters
Explore this historic house and slave quarters for about an hour, understanding Savannah's past. Expect to spend around $20-25 per person, making it a good activity for history buffs or visitors looking for an educational experience.

North Historic District
Telfair Museums
This art museum offers a couple of hours of quiet exploration for art and history lovers. It costs about $25 per person and can be paired with a stroll through historic Savannah.

South Historic District
Fountain at Forsyth Park
The Forsyth Park Fountain is a free, scenic stop in Savannah, ideal for a relaxed 30-minute visit. It pairs well with a stroll through the park or a picnic, offering photo opportunities and historical context.

North Historic District
Johnny Mercer Civic Center
This performing arts center is suitable for an evening outing to see a show or concert. Expect to spend a few hours and pay for tickets, with parking likely available nearby for a fee.

Yamacraw Village
SCAD Museum of Art
This art museum is suitable for a 1.5-hour indoor cultural activity, costing around $10-15 per person for admission. It pairs well with a meal before or after, offering an educational and quiet experience.

North Historic District
Jepson Center & Telfair Children's Art Museum (CAM)
The Jepson Center is a good choice for a 2-hour indoor activity, especially for families with young children or those interested in modern art. Expect to spend around $20-25 per person for entry, possibly combining it with a walk through nearby historic squares.

Yamacraw Village
Ships Of The Sea Maritime Museum
This museum offers an educational look at maritime history with indoor exhibits and an outdoor parlor garden, suitable for a 1.5-hour visit. Expect to spend $10-15 per person on admission, and it can be a good activity to pair with a stroll through historic Savannah.

Metropolitan
Victory North Savannah
Victory North is a live music and event venue, good for an evening out to see a show. Expect to spend 3 hours and $50-150 per person on tickets and drinks, often pairing with dinner beforehand.

Arts & Culture
Savannah Ogeechee Canal Museum and Nature Center
This place is good for a 1.5-hour casual outing to learn about local history and enjoy nature, costing around $5-10 per person for entry. It pairs well with other outdoor activities or a visit to a nearby restaurant.

Arts & Culture
Old Fort Jackson
Visit Old Fort Jackson for a 1.5 to 2-hour experience learning about history, seeing cannon firings, and enjoying river views. Expect to spend $10-15 per person for admission.

North Historic District
Webb Military Museum
This small military museum offers an hour-long, low-cost look at historical artifacts, suitable for a quiet solo visit or as part of a family's historical tour of Savannah. It costs about $10-15 per person.

Midtown
Hearse Ghost Tours
This ghost tour by hearse is an adventurous and quirky evening activity, pairing well with dinner beforehand. Expect to spend 1.5 hours and around $30-50 per person for the experience.

North Historic District
Davenport House Museum Entrance and Shop
Visit the Davenport House Museum for an hour to learn about 19th-century life in a Federal-style house, costing around $10-15 per person. It pairs well with a stroll through historic Savannah or other nearby attractions.
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What Scout found
- 27 of the 114 analyzed Savannah places fit arts & culture.
- 26% of matches are outdoor or partly outdoor.
- 26% have easy parking.
- Dominant moods: Educational, Relaxed, Quiet, Scenic, Adventurous, Quirky.
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