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Visitor Information

Our address is 10 East Oglethorpe Avenue, Savannah, GA 31401.
We are located on the corner of Bull Street and Oglethorpe Avenue in Savannah’s Historic District.

The Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace has full elevator access for tours and programs.
The main entrance to our site is at street level through the garden on Oglethorpe Avenue.
Your reserved tour time is the time when your tour begins. Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes in advance to keep your visit stress-free.
Cross the garden to the Ticket building and check in at our welcome desk. There is an automated entry button on the right-hand set of double doors as you approach the building.
You can also enter through the street level store entrance on Bull Street. This is not an automated entrance.
Visitors who wish to request additional accommodations may call us at 912-233-4501.
Please note that requests for interpreters should be made at least two weeks in advance of your visit. Call us at 912-233-4501.

The Birthplace is in the heart of downtown Savannah. Sometimes finding parking can be challenging! Allow yourself time to find parking so your visit can be stress-free.
There is no parking on site. Limited metered street parking is available.
The nearest city parking garages are the Liberty Street Garage and the State Street Garage.
For more information on parking locations, parking rates, and the free downtown shuttle, visit the City of Savannah Mobility and Parking Services page.

For city buses with stops near our site, visit the Chatham Area Transit (CAT) Popular Spots page, which includes links to maps for each bus route.
For more information about public transportation access, call the Chatham Area Transit (CAT) Customer Service Ride Line at 912-233-5767 or visit the CAT Accessibility page.

Service animals are welcome at the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace.
A service animal, as defined by the Americans with Disabilities Act, is a dog trained to do work or perform specific tasks for a visitor with a disability.

Accessible restrooms are available for museum guests in our Ticket building by the ticket desk and in the Orientation Gallery inside the museum.
There are restrooms next to our program rooms available to program participants.
Our restrooms do not have hand dryers, automatic doors, or auto flush mechanisms.

Light, noise, and crowds can vary throughout the site and depending on the time of day and year.
Consider bringing noise-reducing headphones.
Busy times vary depending on holidays, school vacations, weather, and other factors.
September (after Labor Day) and November (with exception of Thanksgiving weekend) are usually the quietest months to visit.
A quiet room is available to any program participant who needs to step away from program activities for a brain break.
If you or a member of your group has sensory concerns and would like more information, please call us at 912-233-4501 in advance of your visit.

Learn about other attractions in Savannah.
To plan a complete Girl Scout Savannah Experience, check out other Savannah sites where Girl Scout history was made. (Check site websites for current open hours and visitor information.)

Need more information about visiting the birthplace? Check out our FAQ, or just contact us.