Sippin’ in Savannah: Chatham Artillery Punch
Time to break out the punch bowl—not for any ordinary punch, but for Savannah's famous southern concoction, Chatham Artillery Punch. It is steeped in ... Keep Reading
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Military Museum 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 ... Keep Reading
Savannah Military Tours Calls You to Report for Duty
Strap on your boots and get ready for a journey through time with Savannah Military Tours. Join a former marine and army veteran as they charge ... Keep Reading
Get Spooked in Savannah This Halloween
Check out these Halloween events in one of the nation's most haunted cities! Forsyth Park Costume Crawl Sun, Oct 30, 2 – 5 PM / Forsyth Park: 2 W ... Keep Reading
Savannah named “The Best Small Town to Live and Work as a Moviemaker”
Most are aware of the small town charm and historic significance that Savannah holds, but many may not realize that Georgia's First City is also ... 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
What to Do on Bull Street
Bull Street is full of independent boutiques, stores, and lots of things to do! Here's what you should check out: ShopSCAD ShopSCAD is an ... Keep Reading
39 Rue De Jean: What’s Brewing in the Brasserie?
39 Rue De Jean delights guests with savory steak frittes and some of the best wines in the city. Tucked on the west end of Oglethorpe Avenue, 39 ... Keep Reading
Enmarket Arena Upcoming Events
Located just under one mile from the Civic Center, the Enmarket Arena brings LIVE events to the downtown historic district. Enmarket is a 9,500-seat ... Keep Reading
The Benefits of Staying at a Bed & Breakfast
Choosing a hotel over staying at a bed and breakfast is a difficult choice in Savannah’s competitive market. This raises the expectations of ... Keep Reading
A Visit to E-Tang Restaurant
There’s a new flavor in town, and it’s just what Savannah’s been missing. Reviews indicate that this “top-notch,” “elevated” Chinese fare “rivals ... Keep Reading
Coffee Shops You Must Visit in Savannah
Some of Savannah’s most unique sites to see are its coffee shops. Each and every one of them lets you in on a little secret about ... Keep Reading
Treylor Park and Hitch: Unique Restaurants in Unique Spaces
Rick Kunzi and Trey Wilder’s bromance has crossed many cities, bearing creative cookery and cocktails. Some might call it luck, others destiny, which ... Keep Reading
Live Music Venues in Savannah
The city of Savannah is a melting pot, with music to match. So naturally, it's home to some incredible concert halls, theaters and arenas. From famed ... Keep Reading
Pink Pralines Make Their Way to Savannah
Amanda and Arthur Montplaisir bring a new kind of praline to Downtown Savannah. – Les Pralines Rose – and the color isn’t the only thing ... Keep Reading
Pizza Places for Every Taste
A When visitors come to Savannah, they think of Lowcountry cuisine, shrimp and grits, she-crab stew and fried green tomatoes. Little do they know that ... Keep Reading
Don’t Miss Bob Anderson as Frank Sinatra!
If you can believe it, Bob Anderson’s career started with a stroke of luck. The 23-year-old Vietnam vet happened to stop into the Sahara hotel in ... Keep Reading
Most Popular Wedding Spots in Savannah
For many people, summer in Savannah means one thing: wedding season! During the warmer months it seems it's hard to walk around the city without ... Keep Reading
Travel + Leisure Magazine Named Savannah the 4th Best City in the US
We did it again! The Hostess City broke the top five ranked "Best Cities in the US" by Travel + Leisure magazine, published July 12, ... Keep Reading
Shops on Wright Square
Oliver Bentley’s There’s no need to say it: Savannah loves dogs. It’s no surprise, then, that Oliver Bentley’s started out in Savannah. Oliver ... Keep Reading
Walking Tours of Savannah
Savannah is one of the best, and most beautiful, cities to walk through. With the historic squares, the hostess city of the south transports ... Keep Reading
Visit the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace
Located in the heart of downtown Savannah, the Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace has been a gathering place for girls for more than 100 ... Keep Reading
A Ton of Family Fun in Savannah
Savannah has become the perfect family-friendly vacation destination for everyone. Packed with history and recreational opportunities you will find ... Keep Reading
Accommodation Options in Savannah
Savannah is known for her beautiful Victorian houses and rich history, so be sure to check out all the accommodation options available in this little ... Keep Reading
Is Savannah Wheelchair Accessible? A Comprehensive Guide
Many people ask if Savannah is wheelchair accessible? Yes, Savannah is a very wheelchair-accessible city. There are many sidewalks and curb cuts ... Keep Reading
Mother Matilda Beasley Park
Located at 500 E. Broad St. is a park honoring Mother Beasley. Mother Beasley is the first African-American nun in the state of Georgia. She was born ... Keep Reading
Forsyth Park
Forsyth park welcomes you! This majestic 30-acre park named for Georgia’s 33rd governor has it all! The City’s most famous fountain—installed in 1858 ... Keep Reading
First Friday Art March
Art is alive in Savannah. While Savannah Arts Academy and Savannah College of Art and Design give students the chance to create, the Telfair ... Keep Reading
Warren Square
Tucked between West Bryan and West Congress streets, where Habersham and East Saint Julian streets meet, is Warren Square. Laid out in 1791 and ... Keep Reading
Whitefield Square
Whitefield Square is secretly one of the best, with its Victorian gazebo and azalea flowers. Whitfield Square was one of Savannah’s last squares. ... Keep Reading
Wright Square
Wright Square has two of the most impressive monuments in all of downtown – a towering statue and an enormous boulder. Not to mention, some great ... Keep Reading
Oglethorpe Square
One block north of the Colonial Park Cemetery is Savannah’s modest Oglethorpe Square, with benches lining the brick sidewalk. There are no monuments ... Keep Reading
Orleans Square
Orleans Square is right in the the backyard to Savannah’s Civic Center and Savannah College of Art and Design’s Oglethorpe House. It boasts the ... Keep Reading
Johnson Square
Johnson Square it the oldest and largest square in Savannah. Some of the most magnificent buildings downtown, including City Hall, the Christ ... Keep Reading
Columbia Square
It might be hard to imagine that this small square is in the middle of the downtown streets of Savannah. Its serene fountain and live oak trees create ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s Open Container Policy: The To-Go Cup Takeaway
Savannah’s open container policy is a unique characteristic of the city. Many have observed Savannah as a European-inspired town, which ... Keep Reading