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
Historic District Highlights
Antique Shopping 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
Cumulus Media and Savannah State University Launch “District Live Radio” at Plant Riverside District
Plant Riverside District, Cumulus Media and Savannah State University are pleased to announce the launch of District Live Radio. It's a new ... Keep Reading
In Search of Wearable Art at 13 Secrets Jewelry
Though “13 Secrets” pays homage to Georgia’s establishment as the last of the original Thirteen Colonies But the idea behind it is much more ... Keep Reading
Liberty Square
You won’t find Liberty Square if you go looking for it, because it no longer exists. Today, it is the the Robbie Robinson Parking Garage. Chatham ... Keep Reading
The Cotton Sail Hotel
The Cotton Sail Hotel is a modern boutique hotel, catering to all types of people, all preferences. In Downtown Savannah, the Cotton Sail Hotel ... Keep Reading
Boutique Hotels in Downtown Savannah
Hotels go boutique Downtown Savannah! The Brice, A Kimpton Hotel, and The Cotton Sail Hotel, located conveniently in the Historic District, right off ... Keep Reading
River Street in Savannah, Georgia is a Must See Destination!
Savannah, Georgia has become a popular vacation destination, with over 6 million visitors each year. As you explore Savannah, be sure to head over to ... Keep Reading
Self-Guided Walking and Shopping Tour
Want to see and shop Savannah's Historic District at your own pace? We've put together a self-guided shopping / walking tour that hits unique ... 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
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 ... Keep Reading
Visit Savannah’s Historic District!
No visit to Savannah is complete without a visit to the Savannah Historic District. Savannah is the largest National Historic Landmark District in ... Keep Reading
Learn about the Bird Girl Statue
movBird Girl is a sculpture made in 1936 by Sylvia Shaw Judson in Lake Forest, Illinois. It was sculpted at Ragdale, her family's summer home, ... Keep Reading
Keep Calm and Sparkle On: Finding Joy in the Gems at Atelier Galerie
: On the well-trodden path connecting some of Savannah’s most significant downtown historical sites is the cozy but dazzling Atelier Galerie. At ... Keep Reading
Massie Heritage Center: Your First Stop in Georgia’s First City
Pop quiz! Which of the following statements about Massie Heritage Center is true? A) Famed architect John Norris designed it. B) It was ... Keep Reading
Top Spots in City Market
Between Ellis Square to the east and Franklin Square to the west, you will find a full block known as City Market. This block is full of local ... Keep Reading
Savannah Cruzers: A Spiritual Journey Through the Famous Bonaventure Cemetery
Nestled serenely atop a scenic bluff overlooking the Wilmington River is Savannah’s famed Bonaventure Cemetery. In 1994, when its “Bird Girl” ... Keep Reading
Flannery O’Connor Childhood Home Foundation
Learn more about the Flannery O’Connor and her childhood home. Mary Flannery O'Connor (March 25, 1925 – August 3, 1964) was an American novelist, ... Keep Reading
Most Unique Bars in Savannah
In the city of Savannah, you will find many places to have a unique experience that cannot be found anywhere else, especially in the bar scene. In ... Keep Reading
3 Essential Spots for Experiencing Savannah’s Live Oaks
Did you know that Savannah is nicknamed “The Forest City”? Organized urban planting began in 1891, and Savannah is now known worldwide for its ... Keep Reading
The Georgia Historical Society Dedicates New Historical Marker
Georgia Historical Society Honors Colonial Group, Inc. as Newest Georgia Business History Initiative Inductee. The Georgia Historical Society ... Keep Reading
Bachelorettes in the City
You have said yes to the proposal, picked out your dress and are nearly ready for the happiest day of your life. However, there is still one more ... Keep Reading
Signature Gallery: The Founding of a Savannah Institution
In the early 90s, the now bustling City Market was a new and bold idea. It was a section of the city cradled by some of Savannah’s most ... Keep Reading
Goose Feathers Café: Where Old-World Charm Meets Clean, Modern and Efficient
Inside a charming, 145-year-old building near Ellis Square is a spot where guests report feeling transported to a different time and ... Keep Reading
The Savannah Theatre: Yesterday and Today
The Savannah Theatre, first opened in 1818 and located on Chippewa Square in Savannah. It is one of the United States' oldest ... Keep Reading
4 Essential Tips and Tricks for Navigating Savannah with Little Ones
1. There Can Be Only One...Kind of Stroller Savannah was designed to cross on foot, so parents can be forgiven for thinking that strolling will be a ... Keep Reading
Don’t Miss Super Museum Sunday!
Don't Miss Super Museum Sunday! The Georgia History Festival’s Super Museum Sunday will take place Sunday, May 2, 2021. This highly-anticipated ... Keep Reading
The Georgia Historical Society Research Center Needs Your Donations
Would you like to be a part of living history with your donations? The Georgia Historical Society Research Center is requesting furnishings and ... Keep Reading
The Origins of Savannah Historic Properties: A Conversation with Ron Melander
When Ron Melander first arrived in Savannah in August of 1989, the oleanders were in full bloom. He was surprised to see palm trees and banana ... Keep Reading
13 Secrets: In Search of Wearable Art
Though “13 Secrets” pays homage to Georgia’s establishment as the last of the original thirteen colonies, the idea behind it is much more ... Keep Reading
General Oglethorpe and the Founding of Savannah
10 Facts That May Surprise You! (By Dani Ray) Oglethorpe's Creds... General James Oglethorpe was a graduate of Eton College and Oxford, a ... Keep Reading
Civil War Ghosts and Hauntings in Savannah
Civil War Savannah’s haunted history echoes throughout Savannah. The Civil War experiences of soldiers and civilians in Savannah resulted in some of ... 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 reopened. ... Keep Reading