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Anita B. • August 29, 2013Our guide was very knowledgable and hospitable. It was interesting to learn about the tie between the Low family and Robert E Lee.
Christine N. • May 24, 2020Excellent guides! Very informative and engaging. There for about 2 hours and experienced 2 cannon firings!
Brandy • October 29, 2012What a great roundhouse museum. You get 3 days on the $10 donation (adult) $4 kids. My 2 1/2 year old son loved climbing in the cars and the model train exibit. Very nice. Plan to come back.
IrmaZandl Z. • February 22, 2017Excellent tour of the main house plus slave quarters. Tour guide was incredibly informed.
Christopher • July 8, 2012Adorable little theater! Definitely worth checking out! Call ahead and make reservations because it fills up fast!
Allen V. • September 26, 2018Beautiful house and very informative tour. I had never read the book or watched the film so it was all new to me. No picture taking is a bummer but don’t let that deter you.
8.6Museum •10 E Oglethorpe Ave (at Bull Street), Savannah
Mr_Tree • October 6, 2012What a great tour!! Tour guide was great and very knowledgable! This is definitely a must do while in Savannah. It's not all about the Girl Scouts... Lots and lots of history!!
Brian R. • December 15, 2012Take the trolly all the way to the end of the line and the monument is about 50 yards beyond that!
Ashley P. • March 19, 2013Very neat old house, a bit warm in spring, so maybe too hot for summer, but worth the tour.
Bailey K. • November 18, 2010Great shows, family friendly, great place to introduce your children to the world of theatre!
Derek J. • August 9, 2017What a great way to spend a few hours. A great museum and a stop for a drink in the speakeasy afterwards is a must.
Nandeeta S. • February 20, 2017The space is beautiful. Wonderful for the kids. Some very topical exhibits. Highly recommended. Small but powerful!
Jonathan S. • February 3, 2012Savannah’s first free public school, operating continuously from 1856 until 1974 except for its use as a Union hospital during the Civil War and as a Freedmen’s school during Reconstruction.
Josh G. • December 5, 2017Smaller but excellent museum with spacious galleries and docents available to answer questions.
7.6Museum •655 Louisville Road (Martin Luther King, Jr Blvd), Savannah
Matt K. • September 19, 2013Fantastic reuse of the historic buildings , great play areas for kids (big and little). Nice grass areas. Enter through the railway museum - who doesn't like a train!?!
Visit Savannah • June 27, 2011Bonnie and her daughter Jessica serve up the brew and the laughs. Try a Vegas Bomb, they're delightful. Lots of karaoke fun to be had at this Savannah dive bar! A favorite of the Visit Savannah crew!
All About You Entertainment w. • May 6, 2014Gorgeous place! Delicious food! Great place for a wedding reception!!!
7.6History Museum •303 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd (Louisville Road), Savannah
Sara R. • May 11, 2019Great place to get the general history of Savannah. They have two wonderful tours. One is the loyalist and liberty your and frogtown tour.
Edelmira B. • September 16, 2013They feature excellent drag shows as well as other live events,karaoke and the like. The environment in Club One is cool, lighthearted and fun.
Visit Savannah • March 26, 2011So much to see here, don't miss the lunch counter where "sit ins" occurred…
Craig M. • June 30, 2013Not as nice as some of the bigger name theatre but the price is hard to beat. I enjoy going and I've already purchased the Groupon for five more shows
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