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To get to know about city’s historic district, the best way is to take a stroll around Bull Street. The starting point is the City Hall and the US Customs House and to the south is the Johnson Square, which is the first square built in the new planned town of Savannah. On this street, there are various other attractions as well. Also, along this stretch are a number of coffee shops and restaurants. One can also explore the street from the comfort of a horse drawn carriage.
Forsyth Park, the largest and most active park in the city, was created in the mid 19th century. There is an imposing cast-iron fountain which is the focal point and the primary attraction of the park. This park is also a great area to walk, with paved paths and shady trees. A number of interesting buildings are located around the park. Moreover, there is the Band Shell and Visitor Center with amenities including a snack bar and a cafe.
Fort McAllister State Historic Park is home to some of best-preserved earthwork fortification of the Confederacy. This historic park is an excellent example of coastal defenses at the time of the Confederacy. Fort McAllister was used during the Civil War. On the grounds, there are cannons and other military operational items. Moreover, the park is also home to a Civil War Museum boasting interesting displays and information.