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Savannah gets more beautiful with the passage of time. And our architecture truly tells the story of one of the south’s most intriguing cities. A casual stroll through Savannah’s Historic District reveals the influences of Europe in the many mansions, storefronts and museums that line our historic streets and squares.
Explore the simple Federal style of the Davenport House to the intricate Gothic-Revival styling of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist and the Temple Mickve Israel. The Italianate style inspired by the farmhouses of northern Italy can be found at the Mercer-Williams House and the Kehoe House. In fact, examples of most, if not all, of the nation’s 18th and 19th century prevailing architectural styles can be found here.
A great way to start your walk through history is by taking the daily tour from Architectural Tours of Savannah. This guided walk highlights some of Savannah stand-out preservation efforts that make Savannah an American architectural treasure.
