The Georgia Queen and Savannah Riverboat Cruises
Savannah Riverboat Cruises' newest cruise ship, the Georgia Queen, is a 1,000-passenger riverboat that traveled 2,800 miles down the Mississippi ... Keep Reading
Savannah Happenings
My City Savannah Tour Uncovers Savannah’s Secrets
Norman “Sonny” Hugley did not grow up in Savannah, but after a day trip to Georgia’s First City in 1995, he knew he had to return. In 2008, the ... Keep Reading
Activities for Beer Enthusiasts in Savannah
Savannah is a beer-lover’s paradise with its many pubs, bars and its special to-go cup policy in the Historic District. The city has developed a craft ... Keep Reading
French Savoir Faire in Savannah
Just off Franklin Square, next to City Market, a cozy pocket of France awaits.Angela and Alexandre Darbousset, owners of Le Café Gourmet, call ... 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
An Adventure in Motion with Segway Tours
"It's not just a tour—it's an adventure." That's what Lisa Pritchard, owner of Adventure Tours in Motion, tells anyone who's interested in taking a ... Keep Reading
To-Go Cup Takeaway: Savannah’s Open Container Policy
Savannah's unique juxtaposition of palm trees and Spanish moss drapery makes for incomparable and ideal wanderings. Many have observed Savannah as a ... Keep Reading
Colonial Park Cemetery
For a glimpse of the past in the heart of Savannah’s National Landmark Historic District, stroll through Colonial Park Cemetery, located at the corner ... Keep Reading
The Many Murals of Savannah
Even before the Savannah College of Art and Design stepped into the art scene, art in Savannah flourished. But over the last decade especially, bland ... Keep Reading
Get Out on the Water with Captain Mike’s Dolphin Tours
A short drive from the antebellum homes and moss-draped live oaks of Savannah's National Historic Landmark District, a stunning coastal landscape ... Keep Reading
A Little Tybee Time
Just 30 minutes from Downtown Savannah, a carefree and quirky seaside community awaits with beckoning beaches anchored by an alluring lighthouse and a ... Keep Reading
Jery’s Baskets: Weaving Together History and Art
As a five-year-old girl, Jery B. Taylor learned the art of sweetgrass basket weaving from her grandmother on the grounds of Boone Hall Plantation near ... Keep Reading
Enjoy Authentic Thai Cuisine at PJ’s Thai Corner
If you like Thai cuisine, you'll love PJ's Thai Corner, a popular foodie destination located at the corner of Abercorn Street and Oglethorpe Avenue in ... Keep Reading
Underground Tours of Savannah: Journey From Slavery to Freedom
Some of Savannah’s best stories lie in the shadows of the South’s most magnificent mansions and beneath the fertile soil of its historic ... Keep Reading
Telfair Brings Art and History to Life at Three Historic Sites
Want to experience iconic Southern art, history and architecture with a uniquely Savannah spin? Visit three distinctive Telfair Museums sites — the ... Keep Reading
Savor Savannah: It All Starts With Fresh
“It all starts with fresh” at Goose Feathers Café & Bakery, a cozy European-style eatery located in the heart of historic downtown Savannah.A ... Keep Reading
Discover Adventure in The Combat Zone
Just off Highway 80 in Bloomingdale, Ga., it’s easy to spot what sets The Combat Zone apart from any other military-themed recreation activity park in ... Keep Reading
Sights to See: Wormsloe Historic Site
A 15-minute drive from the historic district will get you to one of the most beautiful estates in all of Savannah – the Wormsloe Historic Site.Not ... Keep Reading
Morrell Park
Morrell Park is the only Savannah park that’s right on the river. Located on the East end of River Street next to the Olde Harbor Inn, it’s about 236 ... Keep Reading
Emmet Park
Emmet Park is located just above Morrell Park on Bay Street. Named after Irish orator and patriot Robert Emmet, it covers a fair amount of the side of ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s Grand Gothic Revival Architecture
Out of all the architectural styles we have here in Savannah, Gothic Revival might be the easiest to spot. One of the longest lasting styles of its ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s Georgian Architecture
With the weather warming up, there’s no better motivation to get outside than Savannah’s beautiful architecture. As with the rest of our ongoing ... 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
Enjoy the Authentic Taste of English Pub Fare at Six Pence Pub
If you're looking for a taste of Britain in the heart of Savannah, don't miss Six Pence Pub. The city's most authentic and friendliest British pub ... Keep Reading
Step Into the Past with 10 Must-Visit Antique Shops in Savannah
If there’s one thing the city of Savannah does best, it’s retaining and refurbishing its extensive history. From the well-maintained Victorian homes ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s History: The Beach Institute
Today, the Beach Institute African-American Cultural Center in downtown Savannah is Savannah’s flagship museum and gallery for African American art, ... Keep Reading
8 Tasty Stops to Make on Taco Tuesday
No matter what the calendar says, it's always Taco Tuesday for us. Luckly, there are many restaurants in downtown Savannah that serve tacos. Whether ... Keep Reading
Why Spring is the Perfect Time to Visit Savannah
There’s something so magical about spring in Savannah. The skies are clear, the flowers are blooming in vibrant colors, and it’s hard to find a reason ... Keep Reading
Savannah’s History: First African Baptist Church
Located just off Franklin Square near City Market stands First African Baptist Church, the oldest black church in North America. Since it ... Keep Reading
Soothe and Rejuvenate With All-Natural Bath Products
Who doesn't love to do a little self-pampering now and then? While shopping around Savannah, you'll find multiple locally-owned bath stores that carry ... Keep Reading
Four Must-Visit Psychics in Savannah
The arts of psychic readings and using preternatural abilities to give advice have been practiced since ancient times. From the Greek Oracle at Delphi ... Keep Reading
Fox & Fig Café Brings Vegan Fare with Flare to Savannah
The Hostess City of the South is known for her heavy shrimp and grits, chicken and waffles, and boiled peanuts. All that is starting to change, ... Keep Reading
A Lasting Legacy of Local Art
The Savannah Art Association Gallery on Bull Street might be celebrating its first anniversary on Chippewa Square this January, but the SAA is ... Keep Reading
Food from the Fertile Crescent
There's a little taste of the Middle East on Habersham Street, and it's unlike anything else in Savannah. With fresh meat and vegetables arriving ... Keep Reading
10 Ways to Celebrate the New Year in Savannah
During the Day Prefer to get your fun in during the day and be in bed by nine? We don’t blame you (okay, maybe only a little). Ditch the night crowds ... Keep Reading