Savannah has a rich history of worship and a stroll through the streets of downtown Savannah will make this evident. Savannah is home to some great places of worship, regardless of your faith and tourists also enjoy seeing first hand the role of religion in Savannah's history.

Congregation Mickve Israel 

For more than 275 years, Congregation Mickve Israel has been a place of worship for members of the Jewish faith to worship in Savannah, Georgia.  The history of this congregation dates back to the very year of Savannah's founding in 1733 when 42 Jews traveled from London to the colonial shores of North America.

 This synagogue is the only one in the United States with Gothic architecture.   Located right in Savannah's beautiful Historic District, the synagogue does offer tours to the public. 

Cathedral of St. John the Baptist 

The Cathedral of St. John the Baptist is one of the most impressive Cathedrals in the United States.  The Cathedral dates back to the 1800s and was originally established as the first Catholic church in Savannah by French immigrants.    Individuals may tour the Cathedral daily, outside of normal worship times.

Learn more about Savannah's Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in downtown Savannah, Georgia!