Colonial Park Cemetery
4.7$· InexpensiveWalk among historic gravestones in Savannah's oldest surviving city cemetery.
Located in the heart of Savannah's historic district, Colonial Park Cemetery served as the city's primary burial ground from 1750 until 1853. The oak-shaded park contains thousands of graves, including notable historic figures like Declaration of Independence signer Button Gwinnett. Visitors can wander paved paths past weathered 18th-century tombstones, historic brick vaults, and memorial markers.
Expert notes
- Visitors should visit this place to appreciate the beautiful and unique gravestones. One must-do activity at the cemetery is to look for the oldest tombstone, which dates back to 1758. Check the weather forecast before visiting and bring appropriate clothing.
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- Birding
- Hiking
- Lush
- Photography
- Relaxing
- Self Guided Tour
- Walking Around
- Wheelchair Accessible
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