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
The Squares
Savannah’s Haunted Houses, Hotels and Taverns
Savannah is known as one of the most haunted cities in America. When night falls on the Hostess City, a wonderful eeriness encapsulates the Historic ... Keep Reading
10 Photo Spots in Savannah
Calling all shutterbugs and iPhone photographers! Here are the best photo-ops in city. The Waving Girl Statue: This statue commemorates ... Keep Reading
City of Savannah: COVID-19 Updates, Cancellations and Information
Due to COVID-19, Savannah is taking measures for the public's safety. Below are some links that offer up-to-date information on the status of events ... 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
Ellis Square
Savannah’s Ellis Square is one of the city’s most exciting spaces. Ellis Square offer a water fountain for kids to run through, shaded tables, a ... Keep Reading
Chatham Square
Chatham Square is one of the quieter squares in Savannah. It nestles itself into a neighborhood on Barnard Street. It is just a couple blocks away ... Keep Reading
Calhoun Square
Calhoun Square is just two blocks northeast of the famous Forsyth Park. Calhoun Square offers some of the best views of two prominent locales in ... Keep Reading
Elbert Square
Right across from the Savannah Civic Center is a sliver of greenery, known as Elbert Square. Established in 1801, Revolutionary soldier Samuel Elbert ... 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 named ... 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
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
Washington Square
What was once the site of the Trustees’ Garden is now the ambient Washington Square. Visitors can sit and sip wine or take a stroll through ... Keep Reading
Troup Square
Troup Square may be one of the smaller squares, but it is not a drop less brilliant. Troup Square is one of the most fascinating monuments of all the ... Keep Reading
Telfair Square
Telfair Square was not always the name for this piece of park at the intersection of Barnard and West President streets, between West State and West ... Keep Reading
Reynolds Square
Reynolds Square has some of the best company in town – with The Ole Pink House right off the square, The Lucas Theater on the intersecting Abercorn ... Keep Reading
Pulaski Square
At the intersection of Barnard and West Macon streets, between West Harris and West Charlton streets, you’ll find Pulaski Square. Pulaski is one of ... 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 ... Keep Reading
Monterey Square
Monterey Square, a shaded alcove that welcomes visitors to pause and view the towering monument pays homage to General Casimir Pulaski. The square ... Keep Reading
Madison Square
There’s a wealth to do and see in and around Madison Square. It all starts with the 15- and- a- half-foot bronze monument of Sergeant William Jasper ... Keep Reading
Lafayette Square
Lafayette Square is home to the ornate Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. Cathedral of St. John the Baptist. which has the highest twin steeples ... 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
Greene Square
Greene Square is a great spot to sit on a bench in the park or bring a blanket for a picnic. This neighborhood square, established in 1799, honors ... Keep Reading
Franklin Square
On the west side of City Market is Franklin Square, right in the middle of the downtown bustle. Franklin Square is surrounded by some of the ... Keep Reading
Crawford Square
No other square in all of downtown boasts the benefits of a small park like Crawford Square. It offers a basketball court for play but also a gazebo ... 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
Chippewa Square
Chippewa Square is one of the most known squares in all of Savannah, right in the center of everything. There’s a lot to see and do around the ... Keep Reading
The Squares of Savannah
The movie Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil illustrated Savannah and its open squares. But, seeing them on the big screen pales in contrast to ... Keep Reading