- Our list of the best things to do in Pooler, Georgia, features the top 107 nearby activities — including 49 great attractions with user approval ratings of 90% or more!
- Pooler, GA has a variety of great sights and experiences nearby. Top categories include: Tours, Outdoor Places, Water Activities, and Sights & Landmarks.
- The results below include the top 14 things to do within the city of Pooler, GA , followed by 80 popular activities in nearby cities, including Savannah, Bluffton, Tybee Island, Richmond Hill, Hardeeville, Columbia, Midway, Daufuskie Island, Hilton Head and Hilton Head Island
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41 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, Savannah, GA 31401
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Patrons at Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum can view a collection of models and paintings of historic ships along with assorted maritime antiques. The building also includes a parlor garden and event space.
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Located near Tybee Island, South Beach, features miles of wide oceanfront beach with easy access to shops and restaurants in the area. Spread out on a towel or under an umbrella while your kids play in the pristine sand and surf.
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Tourist shops and restaurants can be found along the River Street Savannah. All sorts of festivals take place in here during the year, such as the winter the Light Christmas Parade and fairs in which local artists sell their artwork.
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Jefferson Street & W Saint Julian Street, Savannah, GA 31402
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Carriage Tours of Savannah allows guests to take a step back in time and enjoy the gentle clip-clop of horses as the carriage slowly sways back and forth on an adventure of discovery, entertainment, and relaxation.
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Explore Savannah takes small groups on a walking tour across the city. Ghost tours, old town tours, and a tour of the churches and the cemeteries are some of the packages offered.
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Covering 30 acres, the Forsyth Park is a Parisian inspired park, with trails, playgrounds, and a cafe. Other amenities include tennis, basketball, and soccer fields. Concerts are held in here.
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Named after president James Madison and established in 1837, Madison Square is laid out with historical landmarks and sites pertaining to events such as the Revolutionary War.
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The Mercer Williams House Museum is a museum that was designed by the New York architect, John S. Norris. The museum features white carrier marble mantels, handmade wooden carvings, and a mahogany cupping table.
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Opened since 1818, the Historic Savannah Theatre was reconstructed in 1948 in the Art-Deco style, after being burnt down. This is the oldest continuously operating theater in America.
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Located in the only 18th century mansion from the area, the Olde Pink House serves its clients with dishes from the southern specialty. Live entertainment is provided each night.