The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist
The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist is one of the oldest and most beautiful churches in the United States. It was completed in 1876 and ... Keep Reading
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Kelly Chiropractic: Restoring Quality of Life
For Dr. Tim Kelly and his staff at Kelly Chiropractic in Richmond Hill, Tuesdays and Thursdays are the best days of the week! “We do trial treatments ... Keep Reading
The Jungle Look: Artist, Railey Cooley, Follows Her Heart Into the Wild
Railey Cooley’s artistic path seemed set. After graduating from the College of Charleston, she studied the classics for three years at the ... Keep Reading
5 Fun, Flavorful, Fusion Fooderies in Savannah
Savannah's food scene is a vibrant mix of traditional and innovative cuisines. It has something to offer everyone, from classic Southern favorites to ... Keep Reading
The Authentic Civil War Savannah
Not far from Savannah’s development-threatened Civil War defense works and battlefields is a city steeped in history. Hundreds of antebellum houses, ... Keep Reading
Mother’s Day Brunch in Savannah
Make Mother's Day special this year with a delicious brunch in Savannah, GA! From waterfront restaurants to cozy cafes and bistros, there are plenty ... Keep Reading
Haunting Evidence of Savannah’s Haunted Heritage!
From the events at the Mercer House that inspired Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil to the Sorrel Weed House featured on Syfy Channel's Ghost ... Keep Reading
Goose Feathers Cafe It All Starts With Fresh
“It all starts with fresh” at Goose Feathers Café & Bakery, a cozy European-style eatery located in historic downtown Savannah. A line forms ... Keep Reading
Colonial Park Cemetery
For a glimpse of the past in the heart of Savannah’s National Landmark Historic District, stroll through Colonial Park Cemetery, located at the corner ... Keep Reading
15 Unique Wedding Venues in Savannah
Trying to decide from all of the wedding venues in Savannah? Savannah is easily one of the most romantic cities in the South, and a perfect place to ... Keep Reading
Explore a Nature Escape 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 explore a nature escape in ... Keep Reading
Campgrounds in Savannah: Coastal Empire Escapes
Some outdoor enthusiasts might advocate for camping as a refreshing immersion in the great outdoors without the distractions of modern technology. ... Keep Reading
First Time Visiting Savannah? Here’s 7 Things You MUST Do.
Savannah is an incredible destination, so it's no wonder that many people make the trip to visit. If you're planning your first visit to Savannah, ... Keep Reading
Savannah Terrors: Explore the City’s Haunted History
The Hostess City has stories woven into its fabric. Buried beneath towering monuments and hidden in old diaries lie the stories that only the ... Keep Reading
The Doors of Savannah
Savannah's vibrant culture is often seen in the doors that adorn the city's residences. From beautiful garden gates to quaint courtyard entrances and ... Keep Reading
The Georgia Queen and Savannah Riverboat Cruises
Savannah Riverboat Cruises': the Georgia Queen. It is a 1,000-passenger riverboat that traveled 2,800 miles down the Mississippi River, down and ... Keep Reading
A Little Tybee Time
Enjoy a little Tybee Time! Just 30 minutes from Downtown Savannah, a carefree and quirky seaside community awaits with beckoning beaches. It is ... Keep Reading
Jen’s & Friends: Savannah’s Sweet Tooth
Dubbed the Hostess City of the South, Savannah allures guests with some of the tastiest treats the region has to offer. Tucked away on Bull ... Keep Reading
Fort Morris Historic Site
Fort Morris Historic Site is a Georgia state historic park in Liberty County, just a 45-minute drive from Savannah. The fort is on a bend in the ... Keep Reading
SCAD: The School Sculpting Savannah
The Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) is a major cultural force in the city of Savannah. SCAD’s presence has had a positive impact on the ... Keep Reading
5 of Savannah’s Lesser-Known Historical Events
Since its founding in 1733 by General James Oglethorpe, Georgia’s First City has had the front row seat—and even taken center stage—in a number of ... Keep Reading
Six Pence Pub
If you’re looking for a taste of Britain in the heart of Savannah, don’t miss Six Pence Pub. The city’s most authentic and friendliest British ... Keep Reading
An Adventure in Motion with Segway Tours
"It's not just a tour—it's an adventure." That's what Lisa Pritchard, owner of Adventure Tours in Motion, tells anyone who's interested in taking a ... Keep Reading
A Visit to Signature Gallery
In an open, airy space flooded with afternoon light, Kathryn Riechert’s colorful designs shimmer playfully at the Signature Gallery. Her work ... Keep Reading
Terrific Times on Tybee Island
Craving some beach time? Just 15 miles east of Savannah’s National Landmark Historic District sits Tybee Island, a laid-back island stretching ... Keep Reading
Head Over To The Savannah Theatre
If you want to see one of the oldest continually-operating theatres in all of America, then head over to the Savannah Theatre. Actors get up on stage ... Keep Reading
Where to Go in the Forsyth Area
To our surprise, a lot of people don't think there's much around the Forsyth Park area. But we're here to tell you that's not true! Just because ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s History: The Beach Institute
The Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center in downtown Savannah is Savannah’s flagship museum for African-American art, history and ... Keep Reading
Telfair Brings Art and History to Life at Three Historic Sites
Want to experience iconic Southern art, history and architecture with a uniquely Savannah spin? Visit three distinctive Telfair Museums sites — the ... Keep Reading
Crystal Beer Parlor: Good Times, Cold Beer and Food To Write Home About
Before the Crystal Beer Parlor was famous for slinging some of the best fare in town, it was a small, family-owned and operated grocery. It was ... Keep Reading
Culinary Highlights: Savannah Taste Experience
Savannah Taste Experience offers an ideal way to experience the Hostess City. Savannah Taste Experience is the only company in nearby Savannah that ... Keep Reading
What is Georgia’s State Shell?
What is Georgia's State Shell? The Knobbed Whelk (Busycon carica)! Christened the state shell in 1987, the knobbed whelk is a whorled shell. It ... Keep Reading
Seven “Wander-ful” Spring Break Experiences for the Entire Family
Top Seven Ideas for a Spring Outdoor Escape in Georgia’s State Parks and Historic Sites. Looking for an fun, outdoor jaunt for you and the family ... Keep Reading
Where to Go in City Market
City market is a cove of courtyards between Ellis and Franklin Squares filled with shops and restaurants. Live music is often played late into the ... Keep Reading
Douglas Wisdom’s Fine Art
Discover Savannah-Inspired Art from Douglas Wisdom. Inspired by the John Berendt bestseller, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil, Douglas ... Keep Reading
Eat, Drink and Shop at Crystal Beer Parlor and the Crystal Trading Co.
When the Crystal Beer Parlor (CBP) originally opened in 1933, hamburgers cost 30 cents and draft beer was just 10 cents a glass. “Times sure have ... Keep Reading