Fort Pulaski Offers Civil War to Civil Rights Trading Cards
Trading cards have been popular with kids for generations, from images of sports figures to movie stars. Now, Fort Pulaski National Monument is ... Keep Reading
Savannah Happenings
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
Spas in Savannah
Savannah boasts a wide range of spas from the resort-style amenities at the Westin Savannah Harbor to the rejuvenating med spa treatments at Glow. ... 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
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 the ... 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
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
Where to Eat in the Plant Riverside District
The Plant Riverside District offers over a dozen delectable dining options. Every type of cuisine is at your finger (and tongue) tips, with iconic ... Keep Reading
Traveling Around Savannah
DOT Savannah’s fare-free Downtown Transportation system, DOT, gets you where you want to go, when you need to get there, in and around Savannah’s ... Keep Reading
Savor Savannah
From salty southern meals to sugary sippin’s and late night nibbles, there are plenty of ways to savor Savannah. But you don’t have to spend a ... Keep Reading
Savannah Bed & Breakfasts
Savannah, Georgia is a beautiful historic town full of cozy bed and breakfasts, amazing architecture, glorious gardens, and plenty of ... Keep Reading
Where to Go in the Congress Area
There's a strip on Congress Street, right next to City Market, famous in Savannah for its pubs, bars, and restaurants. Here are some of the must-see ... Keep Reading
7 Historic Places to Stay in Savannah
Historic District Savannah hotels, inns and motels offer quality accommodations for the ideal family vacation or the perfect romantic getaway. 1. ... Keep Reading
Swinging the Club, Not Hitting the Ball
Golf is a funny game: To succeed, you have to slow down. You can take the right path toward the ball and know your clubs inside-out (pun intended), ... Keep Reading
A Trip to Tybee Should Be At the Top of Your List
5 Reasons to Go (Beyond the Beach) Ok, so the beach is the obvious draw, right? Tybee’s five miles of excellent beaches and pristine dunes are well ... Keep Reading
Savannah the Hollywood of the South
Over the years Savannah has gone beyond the “hostess city of the south” to become one of the top filming capitals in the country. From movies to ... Keep Reading
Downhill Lies in Golf
Hitting a golf ball straight is difficult enough from a flat lie. When you and the golf ball are suddenly on different levels, it becomes even ... 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
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
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
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
Myers Drinking Fountain. Photo by Andrea Six. Troup Square may be one of the smaller squares, but it is not a drop less brilliant. Troup Square ... Keep Reading