SAVANNAH LANDMARKS COLORING BOOK

LIST OF SAVANNAH LANDMARKS AND ATTRACTIONS IN THIS COLORING BOOK:

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• Forsyth Park — Stroll beneath shady trees in one of Savannah’s most beloved green spaces, best known for its beautiful fountain, walking paths, gardens, and picture-perfect Southern scenery.
   

• Fort Pulaski National Monument — Explore a massive 19th-century brick fort that played an important role during the Civil War, with historic rooms, cannons, ramparts, and surrounding coastal landscapes.
   

• Tybee Island Beach — Trade Savannah’s historic streets for sand and surf at this popular barrier-island getaway, where families can enjoy the Atlantic Ocean, beachcombing, and views of the nearby lighthouse.
   

• Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace — Visit the childhood home of Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts of the USA, and discover the story of the woman whose ideas inspired generations of girls.
   

• River Street — Wander along Savannah’s historic waterfront, where old buildings, shops, restaurants, riverboats, and passing ships bring the city’s maritime history to life.
   

• Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist — Look up at the soaring twin spires of this magnificent Catholic cathedral, celebrated for its Gothic architecture, stained glass, and beautifully detailed interior.
   

• Savannah Children’s Museum — Give young explorers room to play, learn, and create through interactive activities designed to encourage imagination, discovery, and family fun.
   

• Wormsloe Historic Site — Travel beneath a spectacular avenue of live oaks draped in Spanish moss to discover the ruins and history of one of Georgia’s early colonial estates.
   

• Pin Point Heritage Museum — Learn about the Gullah/Geechee community of Pin Point and the families who made their lives along Georgia’s coast, with exhibits preserving their work, traditions, and cultural heritage.
   

• Savannah Historic District — Step into a cityscape filled with cobblestone streets, graceful homes, moss-draped trees, historic churches, and inviting public squares that preserve Savannah’s distinctive character.
   

• Tybee Island Marine Science Center — Discover the plants and animals of Georgia’s coast through exhibits and educational experiences focused on sea turtles, marine life, beaches, and local ecosystems.
   

• Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum — Set sail into Savannah’s seafaring past through ship models, maritime artifacts, and exhibits exploring the vessels and people connected to this historic port city.
   

• Bonaventure Cemetery — Wander through a remarkably scenic historic cemetery known for elaborate monuments, graceful statues, mature trees, and connections to many notable figures from Savannah’s past.
   

• Skidaway Island State Park — Follow trails and boardwalks through maritime forests and salt marshes while looking for birds, wildlife, and the natural landscapes that make coastal Georgia special.
   

• Georgia State Railroad Museum — All aboard for a journey into Savannah’s railroad history, where historic locomotives, railcars, and buildings reveal how trains helped move people and goods across the region.
   

• Savannah Riverboat Cruises — See the city from the water aboard a traditional-style riverboat while enjoying views of Savannah’s waterfront, historic buildings, bridges, and busy river traffic.
   

• Oatland Island Wildlife Center — Meet native and regional animals while following wooded trails through natural habitats at this family-friendly wildlife center just outside downtown Savannah.
   

• American Prohibition Museum — Travel back to the 1920s and explore the unusual history of Prohibition through exhibits about temperance, bootlegging, speakeasies, and an unforgettable era in American culture.
   

• Dolphin Tours from Tybee Island — Head out onto the coastal waters in search of playful bottlenose dolphins while enjoying views of Tybee Island, its lighthouse, and the surrounding waterways.
   

• Savannah Square Tour — Finish your Savannah adventure by exploring the city’s famous historic squares, where monuments, gardens, fountains, grand homes, and moss-covered trees tell stories from nearly three centuries of Savannah history.