The Gothic towers of St. John the Baptist are a perfect visual treat. The original cathedral was built back in 1779 by the first French colonists. Witness the cathedral's spell-bounding gold style designs, Italian marble altar, and stunning stained marble glass. Feel free to take a self-guided tour and embrace the church's beauty.
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For lovers of the written word, taking a stroll in Bonaventure Cemetery is a must! You will come across the graves of many dead celebrities like poet Conrad Aiken and Johnny Mercer. Don’t forget to wear comfortable shoes. This hauntingly beautiful cemetery is definitely not disappointing.
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Mickve Israel Temple is one of the oldest synagogues in town. Now known as a National Historic Landmark, the building is a rare example of a Gothic-style synagogue with a tall central tower over fine facades. Besides just exploring its interiors, you can make a stop at the museum to know about Jewish culture.
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About a 15-minute drive from the main Savannah is Wormsloe Historic Site. Get to witness towering oak trees lining up the entire site along with taking a look at the plantation’s site. It’s a massive estate with exquisite antebellum architecture, it can easily be found on the scenic yet the secluded Isle of Hope.
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The breathtaking Forsyth Park revives Savannah’s magical beauty. This place has a plethora of gorgeous paths and green spaces for enjoyment with fountains, memorials, and playgrounds scattered all around. This park is definitely not to be missed.
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