Best places: Tourist attractions in Whitemarsh Island, United States

30-acre park with basketball & tennis courts, paths, a historic fountain & a Confederate memorial.

19th-century Roman Catholic church with neo-gothic architecture, stained glass & music recitals.

Urban historic district featuring 18th & 19th-century architecture & scenic public spaces.

👍👍 This fountain in Forsyth Park is very picturesque. It is a spot for lots of photo opps and has a long pathway leading to the fountain that can also be grate for photos with the fountain in the background. The fountain is surrounded by lots of Spanish moss trees that makes for lots of shade. There is...

👍👍 We had such an amazing time!! This is a private collection that is being gifted to us all. The quality of the pieces were unbelievable. Mr Webb was so lovely!! It was such a treat to hear his family legacy that he so graciously shares with the public. My 13 year old daughter who is a history nut fel...

👍 We had a fun time on this tour. Our guide was funny and engaging. More than anything I enjoyed the history and look forward to reading more into the things that were mentioned. It wasn’t particularly scary and we didn’t feel any ghostly presence, but it was a good time and a great way to see some o...

👍👍 Had an awesome tour with Robin Graves for my birthday with my besties. Ghost Stories mix well with Champagne, who knew?

The site of a museum, theater & Forrest Gump's famous bus bench, named for the Battle of Chippewa.

Converted cotton warehouses with boutiques, antiques stores & galleries, plus pubs & restaurants.

Georgia's oldest standing brick fort, with river views, daily cannon firings & interactive programs.

A monument that pays homage to General Casimir Pulaski dominates this tree-filled square.

A waterfront park offering camping (including cabins), nature programs, trails & a viewing tower.

👍👍 I’m a big fan of live performances and live theater and I can sincerely say this was my favorite show by far. You’re immersed in the dark and haunted history of Savannah and become part of the story. It was one of the most fascinating ways to experience a performance that I’ve had and I highly recom...

Charming plaza with nearby historic homes & a monument to Revolutionary War Sgt. William Jasper.

One of six original open squares (greens) laid out by city founder General James Oglethorpe in 1742.

Artifacts & displays about the ban on alcohol from 1920-33, plus a retro speakeasy serving drinks.

Trendy covered marketplace with a variety of cafes/bars & kiosks selling gifts, jewelry & more.

Greek revival mansion & museum offering ghost tours & paranormal investigation experiences.

This small, stately park features a historic monument, benches, pathways, fountains & shade trees.