Jennifer M.
2/22/2023
Locals say that each of Savannah's twenty two squares has it's own personality. These Squares were originally used to practice and drill for the militia, but today they are gathering places of...
Oglethorpe Square
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E President St
Savannah, GA 31401
Oglethorpe Square is a renowned historical landmark in Savannah, GA, offering visitors a serene and picturesque setting to explore and enjoy. The square provides a glimpse into the rich history and architecture of the area, inviting guests to immerse themselves in its beauty and charm.
As a popular destination for both locals and tourists, Oglethorpe Square serves as a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city, perfect for leisurely strolls and quiet reflection. With its well-preserved green spaces and iconic monuments, the square stands as a testament to Savannah's storied past and enduring allure.
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Daniel B.
4/15/2024
Oglethorpe Square is one of the 22 Squares of Savannah. Compared to the other squares, this one is fairly "unremarkable." For example, it doesn't have an obelisk commemorating an American...
Ariel W.
8/21/2020
This is one of the six original squares laid out in 1742 by city founder General James Oglethorpe. Originally named Upper New Square, the name was changed in Oglethorpe's honor although his statue...
Mike V.
11/11/2021
I love the little squares they have throughout the city of Savannah. The old live oak trees and the Spanish moss are gorgeous. And I have to say that coming here during Fall is much better than...
Aswathi C.
11/25/2022
Ogelthorpe square with the many live natural oaks covered in Spanish moss looks gorgeous. It is after all the square named after James Oglethorpe, so in that sense probably the most prominent of...
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