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Savannah

Georgia

Dripping with Spanish moss and Southern charm, Savannah's graceful architecture, rich culture, haunted history, and compact size make it one of our favorites. The historic district is filled with charming bed and breakfasts plus sophisticated riverfront hotels in converted warehouses.

With the historic downtown beautifully laid out around 22 public squares, it’s a city perfectly suited to exploring on foot, or venture a little farther for some undiscovered gems.

EXPLORE

Savannah

Highlights.

If this is your first trip or you have limited time, start here and work your way out.

These are the iconic experiences.

Explore the Squares

You’ll recognize Chippewa Square from the bus stop scenes in Forrest Gump, but there are 21 others just waiting to be explored...grab a picnic and get going, because each one is different and part of the fun is finding your favorite (and telling everyone which one is the “best”.

Eat at The Olde Pink House

Known for specialties like Grilled Pork Tenderloin with Bourbon Molasses and Corn Bread Fried Oysters, this is upscale Southern cuisine in a mansion dating to 1771. Lots of stories, and the old bank vault houses an impressive wine cellar.

Grab The Trolley

While Savannah is best seen by foot, you can get a great overview (and save some walking) with a narrated hop on hop off tour. You’ll hear all the stories and be able to travel easily from one side of the city to the other.

EXPERIENCE

Local Flavor.

Handpicked from our personal list of favorites, these are the things many tourists overlook.

Plant Street Riverside

This city is serious about its entertainment, and you can stoll the riverfront (cocktail in hand) with your favorite artists live on stage, cotton warehouses converted into trendy shopping venues, high energy dancing under the stars, & rooftop bars & gardens.

Savannah College of Art & Design Museum of Art

While it showcases talented new artists from the college, the museum's permanent collection includes the Walter O. Evans Collection of African American Art, the Modern and Contemporary Art Collection, the Earle W. Newton Collection of British and American Art, the 19th- and 20th-century Photography Collection and the SCAD Costume Collection.

Get Spooky

As one of the most haunted cities in America, there’s a ghostly encounter for just about everyone. Try the haunted pub tour in a horse drawn carriage for a truly unique experience.

WANDER

Off the beaten path.

Been there, done that? Planning a longer stay? Dive deep with these experiences.

Mighty Eighth Air Force

Climb in a restored B17 bomber, attend a combat briefing in a Nissen hut, and fly a daring combat mission against German bombers over England. This is (in our opinion) one of the most underrated museums of its kind in the country.

Riverboat Cruise

See the city from the water with an afternoon sightseeing tour, a gospel brunch, a sunset cocktail trip, or have a romantic evening with dinner and dancing.