Resting at the corner of Oglethorpe Avenue and Abercorn Street, Colonial Park Cemetery serves as the burial ground for some of Savannah’s most ghastly ... Keep Reading
Sightseeing Tours
Plantation Carriage Company: A Romantic Journey Through History
The rhythmic sound of hooves clip-clopping down Savannah’s cobblestone streets signal that the Plantation Carriage Company is once again sharing the ... Keep Reading
Romanesque Revival Architecture in Downtown Savannah
Can’t get enough of Savannah’s dreamy architecture? Neither can we! Our architecture series continues with the Romanesque Revival style. Think stately ... Keep Reading
Take Your Dog on the Perfect Date Around Savannah
Vacationing can be tough when you’re a dog owner. Leaving your pup behind in the hotel or Airbnb can be stressful for both you and your dog. But here ... Keep Reading
How to See Savannah
Exploring a place either foreign or familiar is not unlike being told a story. When it comes to peeling back layers of Savannah’s biography, a variety ... Keep Reading
Why Spring is the Perfect Time to Visit Savannah
There’s something so magical about spring in Savannah. The skies are clear, the flowers are blooming in vibrant colors, and it’s hard to find a reason ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s History: First African Baptist Church
Located just off Franklin Square near City Market stands First African Baptist Church, the oldest black church in North America. Since it ... Keep Reading
8 Nature Escapes In and Around Savannah
Savannah is a city known for her Southern charm, quaint squares and deep-rooted history. Sometimes, though, it’s nice to escape the urban setting and ... Keep Reading
Haunted Squares in Savannah
Unsettling stories of torture, suicide and war sulk in the shadows of homes and historic squares all around the Georgia’s First City. Though much of ... Keep Reading
Old Savannah Tours Debuts Two New Tours
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
Who’s Haunting Savannah?
Georgia’s First City has more than a few dark stories tucked in her storied past—secrets held onto by tour guides who venture out in the evenings and ... Keep Reading
10 Perfect Proposal Ideas in Savannah
If you're looking for a picturesque and promising proposal, Savannah is your go-to-town, with its Southern charm and antebellum romance that lingers ... Keep Reading
Get Ready for Super Museum Sunday
It’s no secret Savannah is a minefield of museums and historical markers. What might be less known is that for one afternoon of the year, some of the ... Keep Reading
Romantic Dates in Savannah
If you’re looking to fall in love and be wrapped in romance at every streetlight and stop sign, Savannah is the place for you. With an ample amount of ... Keep Reading
10 Charming Churches in Savannah
Since Savannah's inception in 1733, the Southern belle has embraced an array of faiths and denominations as well as the houses of worship erected in ... 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
Why is Savannah one of America’s Most Haunted Cities?
Everyone from USA Today to the Travel Channel includes Savannah on their lists of “America’s Most Haunted Cities,” along with New Orleans and Salem, ... Keep Reading
Restaurants open on Christmas Day in Savannah 2016
Whether you're looking for a three-course meal at a fine dining establishment in the heart of Downtown Savannah, a bite to eat at a pub on River ... Keep Reading
6 Ways to Find Ghosts in Savannah
Since its origins in 1733, Savannah has gained a reputation as “One of America’s Most Haunted Cities,” rich with a dark history and past. Stories from ... Keep Reading
5 Rooftop Restaurants you MUST visit in Savannah
An ambiance of aerial perspective elevates an evening’s dining experience, quite literally, to new heights. The view, no matter how marvelous or ... 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 Savannah, ... Keep Reading
New Military Museum opens in Downtown Savannah
Laying inside of one of the first display cases at the new Webb Military Museum is an old photograph. It’s not of a war, just an ordinary photo of a ... Keep Reading
Which ghost tours in Savannah should you go on?
There are many ways to learn about the tragic tales of the supernatural, but none quite like the ghost tours in Savannah that take guests around eerie ... 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
Things for teens to do in Savannah
Families of all shapes and sizes visit Savannah year-round – but parents always wonder what activities their teenage children will enjoy. Are they ... Keep Reading
Visitor Centers in Savannah
The Chamber of Commerce has several visitor centers in Savannah. From the Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport to the Historic District and even ... Keep Reading
Where to find the best ice cream in Savannah
After exploring River Street and City Market and discovering the shopping scene on Broughton Street, it’s likely you’ll be looking for a break, ... Keep Reading
Stop and Sip: Exploring craft culture in Savannah
There are all kinds of wonderful sightseeing tours and activities to take part in the Historic District of Savannah, but there's also a bunch of craft ... Keep Reading
Enjoy a Visit to the Charming Savannah Historic District!
No visit to Savannah is complete without a visit to the Savannah Historic District. The largest National Historic Landmark District in the United ... Keep Reading
The Squares of Savannah
Anyone who has seen the movie "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" won't be disappointed with the real thing. The original four Savannah open ... Keep Reading
A Tybee Island Vacation Planner!
For most people, images of vast expanses of beach and gorgeous weather immediately conjure up a relaxing vacation mindset. Tybee Island, Georgia is ... Keep Reading
Old Fort Jackson!
Old Fort Jackson celebrated its bicentennial in May 2008, making it the oldest standing brick fortification in Georgia! A National Historic Landmark, ... Keep Reading
Battlefield Memorial Park
Battlefield Memorial Park presents visitors and locals alike with a memorial to the hundreds who fought and died for freedom. On October 9, 1779, more ... Keep Reading
Just For Kids
1. Visit Georgia’s oldest and tallest lighthouse. Tybee Island Light Station and Museum offers self-guided tours, however, there are volunteers on ... Keep Reading
