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Fort Pulaski National Monument

Constructed in 1847, Fort Pulaski was considered a state-of-the-art defense system, though it fell to the Union troops during the Civil War. Today, visitors can explore the well-preserved fort and its surroundings. The fort's interior exhibits original artifacts and provides insights into the daily lives of soldiers during the Civil War. Sprawling across 5,623 acres (2,275 hectares), this monument comprises nature trails, picnic areas and spectacular views of the salt marshes. Additionally, the park offers ranger-led programs and field trips that provide historical context and bring the story of Fort Pulaski to life.

Savannah Children's Theatre

In conjunction with the 1500-seat Savannah Community Theatre, this children's theatrical venue not only “inspires, educates and entertains”, but also encourages children to participate in plays and musicals, or join field trips. Productions have included Seussical, Snow White, Pirates of Penzance, Shakespeare in the Park and Babes in Toyland. Classes are also available to ages 4 and up such as Boot Camp for Singers, Creative Adventures and Creative Dramatics. “Camp On with the Show” is a summer program that culminates in a full scale musical production of a classic children's story. Price of show tickets and children's programs vary.

Old Fort Jackson

Originally an earthen fort established during the Revolutionary War, Old Fort Jackson's brick structure was built in 1808, and was further developed between 1845 and 1860. The fort sits on the bank of the Savannah River and is surrounded by a moat. Visitors may explore the tunnel-like passageways that used to house soldiers and store ammunition and supplies. The moated forts overhead and interior cannons are the structure's prime attractions. The cannons are fired during the summer months when the site gets its maximum turnout of spectators.

University of Georgia Marine Extension Service Marine Education Center and Aquarium

This aquarium serves as a resource for educators, students and the public on coastal Georgia marine ecosystems. Featuring exhibits on tidal creek, salt marsh, ocean environments and 14 tanks containing native species, the center is the only saltwater aquarium open to the public in Georgia. Kids can climb aboard a model shrimp boat that is part of an exhibit on the shrimp industry. Take a hike on two trails through forest and along the marsh.

Forsyth Park

Forsyth Park is located in the historic district of Savannah. It boasts gorgeous walking paths, a children’s play area, a popular cafe, a Fragrant Garden for the visually impaired, tennis courts, basketball courts, soccer and frisbee areas, and more. There is also a gorgeous fountain at the north end of the park that was added in 1858 and brings to mind the fountains in the Place de la Concorde in Paris. The fountain is turned green every St. Patrick’s Day due to the city’s deep Irish heritage.

Skidaway Island State Park

The 588-acre (237 hectares) Skidaway Island State Park is a barrier island and a perfect day-trip for the Savannah visitor wanting to get to know the natural ecology of coastal Georgia. Facilities at the park include a museum, picnic shelters, a playground and observation towers. Tent, trailer, and RV sites are available for overnight camping. Scenic nature trails provide visitors a chance to view the spectacular environment and watch for wildlife, especially shore birds. The park is also a popular wedding destination.

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