Take a Segway tour of Savannah. It’s a super fun, effortless way to see this beautiful city known for its distinct charm.

Bonaventure Cemetery is straight out of a Victorian-era novel. Set on a scenic bluff overlooking the Wilmington River, it’s one of the most beautiful Southern Gothic “garden” or “rural” cemeteries in the country.

How to hit the highlights on a 2-day visit to historic Savannah:

In Savannah’s 2.5 square mile Historic District, picturesque places and images unfold around every turn. Street after street of stately historic homes surrounding shady squares centered by impressive statues all have history to tell. Brilliant flowers cascade over wrought iron trellises; Spanish moss veils ancient live oaks; showy white magnolia blossoms punctuate glossy, dark green leaves.

Dolphin downspouts, symbols of good fortune, are functional art and hauntingly beautiful statuary fills garden cemeteries. Along the vital river, ships from everywhere make the journey into port; ancient brick buildings climb up the bluff; cobblestone streets are polished with age. Just outside the Historic District, long vistas of tidal marsh laced with meandering estuaries are dotted with motionless wading birds. Historic forts and lighthouses stand as silent sentinels of time past. On the coast, expansive beaches stretch for miles, fishing boats head out for a day’s catch, bottlenose dolphin leap from the sea.

In Savannah, just like every other vacation destination, a rainy day can strike at any time. With so many interesting and unique points of interest around the city, it’ll take more than a few raindrops to ruin the day. Here are a few ways to make the most of your trip to Savannah no matter the weather.