For the history buff, even though they are a bit well known.... the DAR Cemetery Downtown and Bonaventure off Skidaway Road in Savannah. Just be kind/careful of the surroundings (some of us actually do have family in both.) But, I can honestly say, in my 12 years living in Savannah, wandering the memorials in Bonaventure in my high school days kept me sane (or at least a reasonable facsimile).

And check out Papa's Bar-B-Que and Seafood on Whitemarsh Island. They have one of the best shrimp salad sandwiches I've had in forever. Simple and to the point, good gumbo, and great crab soup. (From Savannah take Victory Drive toward Tybee, and turn into the shopping center at the second light after the tall bridge over the Wilmington River).

Go to the Telfair Museum of Art. They hold Black Prince of Crécy by Julian Story, which should not be missed if you are in Savannah.