1. Savannah River Street is a bustling and historic street located on the southern bank of the Savannah River in Savannah, Georgia. The street is lined with cobblestones and spans for about a mile, offering visitors a chance to explore some of the city’s oldest buildings, shops, and restaurants. Some interesting facts about Savannah River Street include:
- It was once the main shipping and trading hub for Savannah’s booming cotton industry in the 19th century
- The street was nearly destroyed by a major fire in the early 19th century, but was rebuilt and preserved as a major tourist attraction
- During the 20th century, the street fell into disrepair but was revitalized in the 1970s and 80s as a popular tourist destination.
2. The street’s shops and restaurants typically operate from 10am-9pm daily. Phone numbers vary based on individual businesses.
3. There is no admission fee to enter Savannah River Street, as it is a public street open to all visitors. Parking options include metered street parking and nearby parking garages. Public transportation options are available via the city’s bus system, as well as by water taxi from nearby locations.
