Savannah reigns as the home base for some of the South’s most affluent turning points. Generals proposed war-altering decisions here during the Civil ... Keep Reading
Historic District Highlights
Springtime Flowers in Savannah
Spring has arrived in Savannah, and though the live oaks and Spanish moss are signature to the city year round, the flowers steal the attention this ... Keep Reading
Douglas Wisdom Fine Art Gallery
Discover Savannah-Inspired Art In the heart of City Market, the Douglas Wisdom Fine Art Gallery shares original Savannah-inspired art with locals and ... Keep Reading
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
Golden Realm: Discover Exceptional Jewelry and More
Whether you’re searching for a unique piece of jewelry, a beautiful Savannah memento or high-quality jewelry repair services, Golden Realm has just ... Keep Reading
2020 St. Patrick’s Day in Savannah
Celebrations aren't just confined to St. Patrick's Day in Savannah. They're rocking the city all month, which is why March is the one of the most ... Keep Reading
Remedy Float offers Savannah’s only flotation therapy
Tucked away on the corner of Montgomery and Gaston Streets is Savannah’s hidden therapeutic treasure: Remedy Float. The shop, which celebrated its ... 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
Joe’s Crab Shack: Seafood With a Side of Fun on the Savannah River
Joe's Crab Shack, a popular destination for seafood and more on the east end of River Street, promises to bring the shore to you. This popular ... Keep Reading
Historic Sites of Savannah
No one need ask the rhetorical, “If Savannah could talk,” because she doesn’t just talk; she sings her Southern song through the preservation of her ... Keep Reading
Identifying Italianate Architecture in Savannah
Savannah's grand mansions and historic homes are architectural masterpieces. With such a wide variety of influences, architects took the best from ... Keep Reading
Plant Riverside to Redefine Savannah’s Hotel Scene
Savannah’s Historic District may be defined by its exquisite, beautifully preserved architecture, but thanks to increased tourism in the last 20 ... Keep Reading
2016 Savannah Food and Wine Festival
Experience Southern Charm and Hospitality, Savannah Style! Returning November 7-13, 2016, The Savannah Food & Wine Festival will bring leading ... Keep Reading
Monet’s paintings come to Savannah’s Jepson Center for the first time
Four of Claude Monet’s paintings, including “Waterloo Bridge” and “Champ d’avoine,” have made their way to Savannah for Telfair Museums' Monet and ... Keep Reading
Salzburger Park
Salzburger Park is a half-acre piece of land next to Emmett Park that lies on Bay Street between the Lincoln and Abercorn Streets, marked by a sign, ... Keep Reading
RMC Boutique offers a full service beauty bar downtown
Walking into RMC Boutique feels like walking into a close friend’s living room – the sofa’s pink, there’s a soy candle burning and Rosa Carpenter, the ... 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 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
What to Do on Broughton Street
Broughton Street is full of shops to look at and things to do. Here's some of the must see's while wandering up and down the strip! The Lucas ... Keep Reading
Where to Antique Shop in Savannah
There are more than 20 antique stores in Savannah's historic district alone! But here are a few favorites you must visit during your stay.Books ... Keep Reading
The Monuments of River Street
There are unbelievable amounts of history up and down Savannah's beautiful cobblestone riverfront. But it can be hard to know what you want to see and ... Keep Reading
The Cotton Sail Hotel
“It’s more of a modern boutique hotel,” said co-owner Kris Patel. “Catered to all types of people, all preferences.”In Downtown Savannah, the ... Keep Reading
New Boutique Hotels in Downtown Savannah
New hotels are springing up just in time for the summer of 2014!The Brice, A Kimpton Hotel, and The Cotton Sail Hotel are the newest to the line ... Keep Reading
SoHo South Café on Liberty Street
SoHo South is a classic Savannah brunch stop that many were sad to see close several months back. The fan favorite at 12 West Liberty Street ... Keep Reading
River Street | A Real Treat for Foodies and Shoppers!
Charmingly located along the Savannah River is the fun and excitement that is known as River Street. With antique shops, boutiques, galleries, ... 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
River Street in Savannah, Georgia is a Must See Destination!
Located along the expansive Savannah River, Savannah, Georgia, rich in heritage and southern charm, has become one of the country’s most popular ... Keep Reading
Attending the St. Patrick’s Day Celebration in Savannah!
Some people believe that there’s no more exciting time to visit Savannah than St. Patrick’s Day. If you booked a flight on an air charter service or ... Keep Reading
Andrew Low House Brings History to Life
The Andrew Low House, located at 329 Abercorn Street overlooking Lafayette Square, offers insight into life in Savannah more than 150 years ago. Owned ... Keep Reading
