Rousakis Riverfront Plaza

Named for longtime Savannah alderman John Rousakis, who championed the 1977 riverfront revitalization that transformed decaying industrial wharves into a public promenade.

📍 Savannah, GA📅 Est. 1977🏛️ promenade⚖️ Still Here

The Story

Named for longtime Savannah alderman John Rousakis, who championed the 1977 riverfront revitalization that transformed decaying industrial wharves into a public promenade. The plaza hosts festivals, concerts, and the famous First Saturday events. The cobblestone walkway along the river offers views of massive container ships passing just feet away.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Rousakis Riverfront Plaza?
Rousakis Riverfront Plaza is in Savannah, GA (River St promenade). Explore it on the When It Was interactive map of historic Savannah.
How old is Rousakis Riverfront Plaza?
Rousakis Riverfront Plaza dates to 1977, making it more than 49 years old.
Can you visit Rousakis Riverfront Plaza?
Yes — the site still stands in Savannah, GA. Please respect private property where applicable.

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