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Ellis Square blends Savannah’s rich history with its contemporary spirit. Originally laid out in 1733 and revitalized in the early 2000s, the square now features open green space, interactive fountains, and public seating—making it a...

Established in 1733, Johnson Square is the oldest and largest of Savannah’s 22 historic squares. Named after Robert Johnson, the colonial governor of South Carolina, the square serves as a central landmark in the city’s...

Reynolds Square is a serene and historically rich space in Savannah’s historic district, named after Captain John Reynolds, Georgia’s early colonial governor. At its center stands a bronze statue of John Wesley, founder of Methodism...

Established in 1791 and named in honor of General Joseph Warren, a hero of the American Revolution, Warren Square offers a peaceful, residential atmosphere in Savannah’s historic district. Surrounded by charming 19th-century homes and cobblestone...

Washington Square, laid out in 1790 and named in honor of George Washington, offers a quiet, tree-shaded retreat just steps from Savannah’s bustling riverfront. Surrounded by historic homes and charming inns, the square features a...

Telfair Square, laid out in 1733, is one of Savannah’s original squares and a gateway to the city’s vibrant arts and cultural scene. Named in honor of the influential Telfair family, the square is flanked...

Wright Square, one of Savannah’s original four squares laid out in 1733, offers a compelling blend of history and reflection. Named after Georgia’s last colonial governor, James Wright, the square features a prominent monument honoring...

Laid out in 1742, Oglethorpe Square pays tribute to General James Edward Oglethorpe, the founder of Savannah and the Georgia colony. This serene square is surrounded by elegant townhomes and historic buildings, offering a peaceful...

Tucked away on Habersham Street, Columbia Square offers a tranquil escape surrounded by historic charm. Established in 1799, the square features the beautiful Wormsloe Fountain at its center and is bordered by notable landmarks like...

Greene Square, established in 1799, honors General Nathanael Greene, a key figure in the American Revolutionary War and a close associate of George Washington. Located in Savannah’s historic district, the square is surrounded by beautifully...

Established in 1815 to commemorate the Battle of New Orleans, Orleans Square offers a peaceful and picturesque setting in Savannah’s historic district. Centered around a charming German-inspired fountain, the square is shaded by live oaks...

Chippewa Square, at the intersections of Bull and McDonough Streets, was laid out in 1815 and named in commemoration for the Battle of Chippewa in the War or 1812. At the center of this famous...