Telfair Academy

Jeremy

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Neat old building and art gallery. Mostly all classics. It would have been cool to see old photos or blueprints of the house before it was converted to a museum. Great value, getting three museums for one ticket

Anonymous

4 out of 5 stars★★★★☆

Due to a disability, I only visited the first floor. While there *is* an elevator, it’s extremely small and quite old, so I chose not to use it. That was my personal decision, of course. My four-star rating is mainly because I found it to be quite pricey overall. There’s a lot of wonderful artwork to enjoy and immerse yourself in. The description plaques are well done, and I appreciated that each piece was displayed in a way that was easy to see, with plenty of space for everyone to view and enjoy.

Francisco Guillen

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

The art was impressive, and you could really tell how each piece tells a story. The museum offers a narrated tour by Mike or another assigned guide, and they made the experience so much better. He answered all our questions, super impressive and knowledgeable. The art is very well preserved, with a mix of antique and modern paintings. I definitely recommend asking for the narrators; they make a huge difference and help you learn more in a fun, engaging way.

Dylan Gurl

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

Another great art museum — has some pretty amazing famous older pieces that really pair well with the more modern work at the other center. A good range from classical to 20th century, and some contemporary work in other mediums. They also do a good job of contextualizing the role of slavery and race in the artwork and construction of Savannah, I think.

M. Stevens

5 out of 5 stars★★★★★

The artwork is well preserved and it includes paintings, sculptures and the "Bird Girl" statue. Relaxing atmosphere in a spacious setting.