Five Hot Spots for Photo Ops in Savannah City Market

Savannah City Market is known for its historic buildings, local shops, and unique art. No matter how many times you visit, there are plenty of spots throughout the market the are worthy of a photo opp. If you want to capture memorable moments during your visit, add these five hot spots to your list. And, don’t forget to tag @SavannahCityMarket so we can see your great pics.

The Clock at Savannah City Market

1. City Market Courtyard Clock

Standing proudly in the heart of Savannah City Market, the iconic courtyard clock is one of Savannah’s recognizable landmarks. Surrounded by historic architecture and bustling activity, it’s the perfect backdrop for a classic Savannah photo. Visit during golden hour for warm lighting that highlights the charm of Ellis Square.

A girl and a boy posing with the Cookie Jar at Byrd's Famous Cookies

2. Cookie Jar at Byrd’s Famous Cookies

You can’t visit Savannah without including a stop to Byrd’s Famous Cookies. Since 1924, this family-owned business has been serving delicious bite-sized cookies from Savannah and beyond. Stop by the City Market location for a photo and a sample, then leave with your favorite flavor.

Woman dressed as a pirate outside Savannah Pirates & Treasure Museum

3. Pirate Decor at the Savannah Pirates & Treasure Museum

Savannah’s pirate history comes to life through the pirate-themed displays and décor at the Savannah Pirates & Treasure Museum. From nautical details to swashbuckling props, this spot offers a playful setting that feels straight out of a maritime adventure. It’s especially popular with families and movie enthusiasts.

People lined up outside the Prohibition Mural in Savannah City Market

4. The Prohibition Mural on Jefferson Street

Just steps from Savannah’s pirate museum, the prohibition mural on Jefferson Street is full of character. The realistic imagery creates a fun setting for portraits, group photos, and social media snapshots. It’s a favorite stop for visitors who love Savannah’s historic side.

Girls in the photo booth at Mess Hall at Savannah City Market

5. . Mess Hall Photo Booth

The very first Mess Hall opened right here in Savannah City Market — and it’s still just as much fun to explore all the color, chaos, and creativity that started it all. Before you step through the bright blue doors and into the original Build-Your-Own Trucker Hat Bar, stop by the Mess Hall Photo Booth for your personal memory photo.

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