Savannah Jewelry Gallery: A One-Stop Shop for Jewelry Lovers
Jewelry has been a human fascination for many thousands of years, and for the artisans at Savannah Jewelry Gallery (SJG), it’s no different. “We have ... Keep Reading
Activities
Houses with History
Savannah is sprawling with beautiful houses with history just begging to be explored. Gingerbread House: The Gingerbread house, also lesser known ... Keep Reading
A Look Into the Unique Row Housing of Savannah
Row housing is a type of housing where the homes are in a line, one after the other. This style originated in England and gaining in popularity in the ... Keep Reading
Federal Architecture in Savannah
Savannah has long been a melting pot of architectural gems. The historic city was the ideal playground for architects to test out ... Keep Reading
Jery’s Baskets: Weaving Together History and Art
As a five-year-old girl, Jery B. Taylor learned the art of sweetgrass basket weaving from her grandmother on the grounds of Boone Hall ... Keep Reading
Savannah Welcomes New Square!
The Yamacraw Restoration Project announced the opening of Savannah’s newest square, Yamacraw Square. On Sunday, December 4, the City of Savannah ... Keep Reading
9 Nuptial Proposal Ideas in Savannah
If you're looking for a picturesque promising proposal, Savannah is your go-to-town. Its Southern charm and antebellum romance that lingers on every ... Keep Reading
5 Fascinatingly Haunted Restaurants in Savannah
History mingles with the present with 5 fascinatingly haunted restaurants in Savannah. The Historic District is impeccably preserved. So much so that ... Keep Reading
Chippewa Square
Chippewa Square is one of the most known squares in all of Savannah, right in the center of everything. There’s a lot to see and do around the ... Keep Reading
Top 10 Things to Do in Savannah in Spring
Savannah serves up her best weather in the spring, and with great weather comes even greater events. With all that's going on, it's hard to find a ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s Victorian Architecture Rules
Victorian architecture is a series of architectural revival styles in the mid-to-late 19th century. Victorian refers to the reign of Queen ... Keep Reading
The Savannah Theatre: 200+ Years of Entertaining the Hostess City
Designed by renowned architect William Jay, The Savannah Theatre first opened its doors on December 4th, 1818. More than 200 years later, it has ... Keep Reading
7 Ways to Celebrate New Year’s Eve in Savannah
Ring in the new year with Savannah! There is something for everyone to enjoy in Savannah on New Year's Eve. From family-friendly events to ... Keep Reading
The Gift of Golf
Enjoy this inspiring sport for a lifetime. Golf is an attractive sport for players of all ages. It’s exhilarating and peaceful at the same time. ... Keep Reading
Where to See Holiday Lights in Savannah
HOLIDAY TREE at the Jepson Center Telfair’s annual Holiday Tree sparks joy, while bringing the community under one roof. The holiday ... Keep Reading
Fort Pulaski Park Projects to Improve Visitor Experience
The Fort Pulaski National Monument has begun two projects that will limit access into the historic fort and will close the popular Lighthouse Overlook ... Keep Reading
Five Famous Savannah Spirits
In Savannah, we have five famous Savannah spirits that wander our historic halls and scenic streets. Get to know the eerie tales firsthand from the ... Keep Reading
Tricentennial Park
Three museums. Three centuries of history. That’s how Savannah’s Tricentennial Park got its name. This 25-acre museum complex in Downtown ... Keep Reading
Free Parking for the Holidays
Free holiday parking in City-owned garages to start on select days Nov. 29. Starting Nov. 29, the City of Savannah will offer free ... Keep Reading
Old Savannah Tours: Fun for Everyone
Five years ago, Old Savannah Tours had only three actors. Today they have grown to a cast of 19 representing 24 historic figures, who they call ... Keep Reading
Haunted Historic Sights in Savannah
One of the most haunted cities in America, Savannah is a Southern belle with a troubled past, a city where the cobblestones cover entire cemeteries ... Keep Reading
Savannah Secrets in Plain Sight: Factors Walk
River Street is one of Savannah’s most popular destinations, but just steps away is a hidden gem that many visitors—and even locals—miss: Factors ... Keep Reading
Old Town Trolley: A Savannah Tour with a View
There’s no mistaking Savannah’s orange and green trolleys. A daytime fleet of roughly 50 vehicles carries 400,000 passengers per year to 15 stops ... Keep Reading
When is the Best Season to Visit Savannah?
Savannah’s not just a city. She’s as much of a character as those who live among her history. Spanish moss hangs off Palmetto and live oak trees like ... Keep Reading
Salzburger Park
Salzburger Park is a half-acre piece of land next to Emmett Park, marked by the Salzburger Monument of Reconciliation. On March 12, 1734, that ... Keep Reading
What to Do on Broughton Street
Broughton Street is full of shops to look at and things to do. The nice thing about Broughton is that you don't really need a strict itinerary. You ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s Bachelorette Party Package
Getting your closest friends together for your last weekend as a bachelorette doesn't take much. Finding the perfect Savannah bachelorette party ... Keep Reading
Holiday Cruises Aboard the Savannah Riverboat
Savannah Riverboat Cruises offers a variety of special holiday-themed riverboat cruises to delight kids from one to 92. Enjoy the perfect way to ... Keep Reading
Bonaventure Burial: Corinne Elliott Lawton
One of the most notable and visited monuments in Bonaventure Cemetery is of Corinne Elliott Lawton, born in 1846. Corinne was the eldest daughter of ... Keep Reading
Signature Gallery: A Fixture in City Market
For more than 30 years, Signature Gallery has been a fixture in City Market. It represents the finest in one-of-a-kind jewelry and art by local ... Keep Reading
Stop and Sip: Exploring Craft Beer Culture in Savannah
Step out on the streets of Savannah and you’ll see many inventive styles, and its beer culture isn’t any different. The adventurous flavors found ... Keep Reading
6th Sense World in Savannah
For the over 20 years, 6th Sense World has been shedding light on Savannah’s haunted heritage. With their different ghost tours, finding wandering ... Keep Reading
Bike Riding on Tybee Island: the Best Way to Explore This Coastal Town
If you're looking for a fun way to explore Tybee Island, bike riding is the answer! This coastal town is perfect for a leisurely ride, and there ... Keep Reading
Savannah Square Pops brings Popsicles to MLK
What do historic preservation and popsicles have in common? Though they both contain the letter “p,” the answer actually comes from a charming and ... Keep Reading
Spartina 449 on Broughton Street
Spartina 449 on Broughton Street. Spartina 449 draws inspiration from Daufuskie Island, SC. It is an upscale Southern lifestyle brand, offering ... Keep Reading
Roots Up Gallery in the Design District
Roots Up Gallery offers unique works in Savannah’s Design District. With fellow local businesses like and One-Fish Two Fish nearby, this new ... Keep Reading