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
Savannah Happenings
15 Unique Wedding Venues in Savannah
Trying to decide from all of the wedding venues in Savannah? Savannah is easily one of the most romantic cities in the South, and a perfect place to ... 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
Cruise Down Memory Lane with Savannah Classic Cars
Savannah is proud to offer its own pit stop for car buffs: Savannah Classic Cars. Part museum, part consignment car shop, the big grey building on E. ... Keep Reading
Add an Infusion of Flavor with La Terra Natural Oils
Local foodies and home chefs alike know where to get an upscale tasting experience: La Terra Natural Oils. Located on Bull Street, just up from ... Keep Reading
Gift the Taste of Savannah
Savannah is a place that not only draws people for its beauty and history, but for its deeply Southern flavors. The holidays are right around the ... Keep Reading
How to See Savannah
Exploring a place either foreign or familiar is not unlike being told a story. When it comes to peeling back layers of Savannah’s biography, a variety ... 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
Holiday Happenings in Savannah
Whether it's Santa or Christmas lights you want to see, there are plenty of holiday happenings in Savannah. It's easy to get in the spirit of the ... Keep Reading
Regency Architecture in Savannah’s Historic District
Many of the 18th and 19th century architectural styles can be found throughout Savannah's Historic District. From simplistic Federal to grand Greek ... Keep Reading
The Savannah Food & Wine Festival: How it All Started
Unfortunately, the Savannah Food & Wine Festival 2020 has been cancelled du to Covid 19. As Savannah’s autumn breeze begins to settle in, ... Keep Reading
Jen’s & Friends: Savannah’s Sweet Tooth
Dubbed the Hostess City of the South, Savannah allures guests with some of the tastiest treats the region has to offer. No sweet tooth leaves town ... Keep Reading
Fall Favorites at the Forsyth Farmers’ Market
Maybe it’s still humid out and above 80 degrees—we’re still keeping our fingers crossed for cooler breezes to kick in later this month—Savannah is ... Keep Reading
Haunting Evidence of Savannah’s Haunted Heritage!
From the events at the Mercer House that inspired Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil to the Sorrel Weed House featured on Syfy Channel's "Ghost ... Keep Reading
Award-Winning Dining in the Heart of Savannah
If you're looking for exceptional dining in the heart of Historic District, be sure to check out 17Hundred90. This beloved restaurant has been ... Keep Reading
Savannah Terrors: Explore the City’s Haunted History
The Hostess City has stories woven into its fabric. Buried beneath towering monuments and hidden in old diaries lie the stories that only the ... Keep Reading
The Georgia Queen and Savannah Riverboat Cruises
Savannah Riverboat Cruises' newest cruise ship is the Georgia Queen. It is a 1,000-passenger riverboat that traveled 2,800 miles down the Mississippi ... Keep Reading
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 French savoir faire in Savannah awaits. Angela and Alexandre Darbousset, owners of Le ... Keep Reading
Historic Sites of Savannah
The historic sites of Savannah are its legacy. No one need ask the rhetorical, “If Savannah could talk,” because she doesn’t just talk; she sings 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 open container policy is a unique characteristic of the city. Many have observed Savannah as a European-inspired ... 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
Enjoy 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 ... Keep Reading
Get Out on the Water with Captain Mike’s Dolphin Tours
A short drive from Savannah's a stunning coastal landscape emerges and welcomes visitors to Savannah's Beach known as, Tybee Island. Tybee Island ... Keep Reading
A Little Tybee Time
Enjoy a little Tybee Time! Just 30 minutes from Downtown Savannah, a carefree and quirky seaside community awaits with beckoning beaches. It is ... 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 ... 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
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 historic downtown Savannah. A line forms ... 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. Morrell Park is located on the east end of River Street next to the Olde Harbor ... 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