20 Instagrammable Places in Savannah

Looking for Instagrammable places in Savannah? I got you covered! Below are 20 of my favorite Instagrammable places in Savannah.

1. Amethyst Garden Inn

Photo Credit: The Amethyst Garden Inn

Once a private Victorian mansion, this former single-family home has been fully restored into a romantic bed and breakfast.

Each suite is beautifully curated to preserve the southern charm while giving guests the full Victorian experience.

Every morning you’ll awaken to the delicious aroma of an authentic home cooked, southern style breakfast. It’ll give you the energy you need to explore the other instagrammable places on my list, 😉

If you’re looking for an elegant place to stay, look no further, this Inn will make you feel like the princess you are!

2. Rosé All Day

Looking for a beautiful place to stay that won’t break the bank? This pink Victorian condo is available to rent through Airbnb.

It was recently renovated in 2020 with the Instagrammer/blogger in mind. When you first step foot through the door you’re instantly transported into a pink and girly wonderland.

In the master bedroom you’ll find a gorgeous light up vanity, perfect for getting ready for a fun night out on the town.

From the pastel pink kitchen to the designated photo wall every square foot of this home is an Instagrammer’s paradise. There’s not a room in this house that you won’t want to photograph!

3. Forsyth Park Fountain

Over 150 years old, this French style fountain has been well preserved making it a popular photo spot.

That being said, the best time to visit is during the weekdays since there are less people around to walk through your shot.

If you’re looking to capture the perfect lighting, visiting during sunrise or sunset will let you take advantage of “golden hour.”

Fun Fact: During the week before St. Patrick’s Day, you can attend the Greening of the Fountain Ceremony. The fountain water is turned green in celebration of Savannah’s deep Irish heritage.

4. Mansion on Forsyth Park

Photo Credit: Mansion on Forsyth Park

Across the street from Forsyth Park is the luxurious Forsyth Mansion.

Whether you decide to stay here during your trip or just reserve a table at the fancy restaurant, you’ll have a truly elegant experience.

Inside you’ll find an art gallery where you can explore a variety of different pieces all created by local artists.

Photo Credit: Mansion on Forsyth Park

You can enjoy afternoon tea service Fri. – Sun. from 1pm – 4pm. Depending on the season and availability, you can either dine in the serene Marble Garden Courtyard or distinctive Bösendorfer Lounge. Both are very instagrammable places and you’ll want to make sure you’re wearing your best outfit.

Lastly, if you’re interested in cooking your own gourmet meals there are over 20 different classes you can choose from. From Classic Italian cuisine to a private night with the chef, there’s something for everyone.

5. Savannah Riverboat Cruises

Enjoy the beauty of Savannah’s waterway with a riverboat cruise. You can take your bestie for a brunch date or enjoy a romantic sunset cruise with your love.

Sightseeing cruises are also available for you to capture beautiful pictures of the riverfront and skyline, while learning the history of Savannah’s famous port. Whether you include the luncheon option or not you’ll still have access to a full bar and grill where you can order items a la carte.

Don’t miss this experience to create wonderful memories and end up with plenty of insta-worthy photos to choose from.

6. The Olde Pink House

Inside this historic house you’ll find the most instagrammable restaurant and bar in all of Savannah.

The restaurant is open for lunch and dinner. It’s a very popular spot among tourists and locals, so if you’re planning a visit be sure to check out their hours and call ahead for a reservation.

This is the place to go if you’re looking for upscale dining with exceptional service. Each plate has its own picturesque presentation which is sure to impress.

Photo Credit: The Olde Pink House

Also, if you enjoy your alcoholic beverages more on the fruitier side, I recommend ordering their signature drink; the “Pink Lady.” It’s a refreshing raspberry lemonade and the best part is that it’s pink!

The Olde Pink House has a rich history in Savannah. Even if you don’t choose to eat here, the pink exterior will make for a great backdrop.

7. Rainbow Row

Located one block from River Street, on E. Bryan St, you’ll find a row of three pastel houses that are both elegant and eye-catching.

With only three houses, it’s not as big as the Rainbow Row in Charleston, SC or as extravagant as the Rainbow Row in London. However, it’s still a place you won’t want to miss when in Savannah.

People are currently living in these homes, so please be mindful of that when taking pictures for the gram. If you’re lucky enough there won’t be any cars parked out front which will give you a perfect view of the home’s colorful exteriors.

8. The Paris Market

Let your followers think you’ve taken a trip to Paris when you post pictures of this charming Parisian inspired café to your Instagram feed.

Their menu includes a nice selection of coffees along with delicious pastries and French inspired desserts.

If you have time to do a little shopping, check out the items for sale at The Paris Market and Brocante before you leave. These items are sourced from around the globe making them fantastic treasures.

9. Chippewa Square

Chippewa Square is known by many as the famous film location of the bench scenes for the movie Forrest Gump.

Even though the bench is now in the Savannah History Museum, the square is still worth a visit!

I recommend coming here after the sun sets. Not only will there be less people, but you can also capture some really great night shots.

10. Better Than Sex - A Dessert Restaurant

This dessert restaurant is definitely a hidden gem I wasn’t expecting to find while in Savannah.

As the name suggests, this is not a place for children. But this is a great place to go for a date night with your significant other or a bachelorette party with your girls.

Every dessert and drink on their menu has a fun and sexy name. My dessert was called “Fever” and my boyfriend ordered the “Between My Red Velvet Sheets Cheesecake.”

If you’re like me, you’ll want to order one of everything. Not only is the food absolutely “picture worthy,” but it’ll surely make for some interesting conversations with your friends and followers.

With how rich everything is, make sure to ask your waitress for a glass of water. After you get done indulging you’ll need it, 😉

11. Haunted Savannah Tours

If you’re intrigued by the supernatural, I recommend going on a ghost tour during your visit.

Savannah is the oldest city in Georgia and is renowned for being the most haunted city in America.

It’s no secret that there are many different ghost tours to choose from in Savannah, but Haunted Savannah Tours has been top rated for the past 8 consecutive years.

During the tour, you’ll be taken to the most active locations around Savannah that are known for having paranormal events take place. Also, you’ll hear spooky ghost stories along your journey.

Not only will you get to see a different side of Savannah, but maybe you’ll capture an orb or better yet a full bodied apparition. That would be so cool!

12. City Market

Spend an afternoon strolling through the shops at City Market. This open-air market is popular amongst locals and tourists.

If you’re fascinated with art, you’ll find many cool art galleries and studios where you can view artwork and chat with local artists. City Market also has cute gift shops and candy stores; a little something for everyone.

After you’re done shopping you can take a nice relaxing carriage tour around historic Savannah or if you’re hungry, grab a bite to eat from the many restaurants and cafes.

13. Foxy Loxy Cafe

Foxy Loxy is not your usual cafe. In addition to coffee and pastries, they offer a full tex-mex menu along with a nice selection of beers and wines. If you’re looking for a place with a unique outdoor vibe, Foxy Loxy is it.

Pictured above are their chipotle chicken tacos and queso blanco with chips. Both dishes were not only delicious but they also made for an instagrammable photo!

If you’re looking for something fun to do on the weekend, this is the place to be.

You can jam out to the live music playing on Friday and then return for their “Fire & Wine Saturdays.” All bottles of wine are half off for the event, and if you aren’t a wine drinker you can treat yourself to a s’mores kit to enjoy by the fire pit.

Both events take place from 6pm – 9pm weekly. But things can change so make sure you double check their website before going.

14. The Gingerbread House

Located just next door to Foxy Loxy is the famous Gingerbread House built in 1899.

Getting its name from its gingerbread style arches, this house is a great example of Steamboat Gothic architecture.

This gorgeous house is known as a popular venue for all types of events, especially weddings.

When capturing this beautiful house you’ll want to make sure you have a wide angle lens, most smartphones will do just fine.

15. Savannah Botanical Garden

This serene garden is open 7 days a week, year round, and it’s FREE to the public.

It’s the perfect place to take flower photos since the garden is blooming with all kinds of varieties and colors.

You’ll find a ton of instagrammable spots while you’re there. One in particular is the adorable butterfly shaped benches which are located in the back of the garden.

Instagram is flooded with people uploading pictures of themselves with angel wings. However, posting yourself looking like a beautiful butterfly will definitely help you to stand out!

16. Wormsloe Historic Site

If you know anything about Savannah you’ve most likely heard of the Wormsloe Historic Site.

The driveway leading up to the old plantation is 1.5 miles long (one way) and lined with over 400 live oak trees.

You can choose to either drive or walk. I would highly recommend walking because the experience alone is something you can’t get in a car, maybe if you drive a convertible

You’ll be surprised by all the different perspectives yet to be captured at Wormsloe.

Lastly, an added tip from my experience. If you decide to walk, make sure you’re wearing comfortable shoes or pack a pair that you can change into if needed. I wish I did!

17. Bonaventure Cemetery

Spanning 160 acres, this famous historic cemetery should certainly be on your list of instagrammable places to visit in Savannah, Georgia.

Featured on the cover of Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Bonaventure is considered one of the world’s most beautiful cemeteries and I can see why.

This southern Victorian cemetery has exquisite gothic style tombstones that are well preserved and surrounded by Savannah’s popular live oak trees.

The cemetery is open daily from 8am – 5pm. Since Bonaventure is so big, you’ll want to arrive early. This way you’ll give yourself enough time to walk around, take in the peacefulness, and capture all its beauty.

18. Tybee Island Lighthouse

Just 20 minutes East of Savannah’s Historic District is Tybee Island.

Located at the North end of Tybee, you’ll find Georgia’s oldest and tallest lighthouse standing at 145 feet tall.

Tickets cost $10 for adults and $8 for children or seniors.

After journeying up the 178 steps, you’ll be greeted with a beautiful view of Tybee that you can’t get anywhere else.

Make sure you visit on a calm and clear day to ensure the lighthouse will be open. Also, keep in mind that it’s closed on Tuesday.

This is definitely an experience you won’t want to miss!

19. 17th Street Inn

Photo Credit: 17th Street Inn

If you’re planning to spend the night on Tybee, you’ll absolutely want to stay at this adorable Inn.

The pastel exterior is so pretty and inviting with every condo feeling like a new studio apartment.

Photo Credit: 17th Street Inn

Start your day relaxing on your private balcony or hang out on the shared patio. Whichever you choose, the flamingo pink furniture will surely make for a perfect candid morning photo shoot.

When you’re ready to visit the beach, it’s just a short 400ft walk. That’s less than a block! You can enjoy all the beach time you want 🙂

20. Fannies On The Beach

Photo Credit: Fannies On The Beach

This funky looking restaurant has a pink and blue exterior making it hard to miss.

Located right across from the beach, Fannies has a wide selection of seafood, pizzas, and specialty frozen drinks to help you beat Savannah’s summer heat.

Fannies sells two over the top drinks that are perfect to photograph for the gram.

Photo Credit: Fannies On The Beach

The first is the “Big Ol’ Mary,” which is a fully loaded Bloody Mary that is topped off with a BBQ bacon cheeseburger slider. The second is called the “Frozen Pineapple Cocolade.” If you love pina coladas, this refreshing drink is served in a whole frozen pineapple and is accented with 2 coconut shrimps. YUM!

Every weekend enjoy live music on the second floor. It’s a great spot to sip a drink and look out at the Atlantic.

Fannies is a popular place, so be sure to get there early, especially if you want to secure a spot on the second floor balcony.

I hope you enjoyed my list of 20 Instagrammable places in Savannah. Let me know in the comments if there are any Instagrammable places I missed that you think belong on this list!