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Guide to Savannah
One of the country's oldest planned cities, Savannah has every reason to visit. Here are a few quick tips for things to do, accommodation, great restaurants, and events you'll love.
Savannah, Georgia, nicknamed the Hostess City, was first settled in 1733 by General James Oglethorpe, making it one of the oldest cities in the country. It was one of the first planned cities, set up on squares in the middle. Preserving history has saved many iconic buildings that the city is known today. Savannah has also evolved from relationships with literature and film, namely "Forrest Gump" and "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil", locally referred to as the Book.
Things to do
No shortage of things to keep you busy on your trip to Savannah.
Bonavoji Cemetery
Take a historical tour or hunt ghosts at Bonavoji Cemetery, the swamp cemetery is the final resting place of Johnny Mercer and Conrad Aiken. Spanish mossy tree makes it a favorite for photographers.
Historic city center
Walk through 22 park-like historic squares in downtown Savannah, each with unique elements and stories. Don't miss Chippewa Square, known as the scene from the movie "Forrest Gump".
Museum
Spend a day wandering in the three Telfair Museums, including the Jepson Art Center, with modern works, the Quarters Museum and the Slaves of Owens-Thomas, a historic home in English Regency and Learning design Telfair Institute, the home of the famous Bird Girl statue from "Midnight in the garden of good and evil".
St. Peter's Church John the Baptist
Discover St. Church John the Baptist, one of the many beautiful church spiers that make up the skyline of the city of Savannah. The gothic church dates back to 1876, making it the oldest Roman Catholic church in the state.
Ghost Coast distillery
Learn about the era of Prohibition in Savannah and sip the first locally produced souls since the 1920s at the Ghost Coast Distillery. They make vodka and offer tours of their aging and production spaces before tasting showcases and cocktails.
Tybee Island
Spend a weekend on Tybee Island, the nearby beach town of Savannah. You can browse the store, have dinner or simply spend the day relaxing. The pier provides fishing, and you can learn about the island's history at Tybee Island Lighthouse / Museum and the Civil War site at Pulaski Fortress National Monument.
Shopping
Explore the historic City Market district, where four blocks of shops, restaurants and art galleries have been stored in the former cereal warehouses. It is the perfect place to choose souvenirs! Another area that has turned the industrial space into retail and dining is River Street, where the former cotton storehouse was located. Here you'll find some of the city's most popular bars, allowing you to take your drinks away.
River Queen Georgia
While you're on the river, take a dinner cruise or gospel ride on Queen Georgia, a riverboat. It has an open floor up and an air-conditioned interior.
Pin Point Heritage Museum
Immerse yourself in the Gullah Geechee heritage and culture in Savannah's Moon River district at Pin Point Heritage Museum, which educates visitors about the liberated slaves creating coastal communities.
Accommodation
Perry Lane Hotel
The Perry Lane Hotel, a luxurious collection property, features stylish modern designs with a rooftop bar and two additional restaurants. Room and suites include Italian sheets and bathrobes, top bath products and room service. The hotel is also pet friendly!
Motel by the road
Each hotel and motel in Savannah has its own unique history. River Street Inn is a 1800s cotton warehouse overlooking the Savannah River and the River Street entertainment area below. The rooms have exposed brick walls, four-poster beds and flat-screen TVs.
Villa on Forsyth Park
When it comes to luxurious experiences in Savannah, a few places topped the mansion on Forsyth Park in terms of luxurious decoration and original artwork covering the block. Victoria's old house overlooks Forsyth Park and has a restaurant, bar and cooking school.
Kimpton Brice Hotel
The Brice, A Kimpton real estate, offers travelers a modern, bizarre hotel experience with striking colors throughout the space. The pet-friendly hotel is located near River Street, featuring a pool and an Italian restaurant.
Savannah Riverfront boho hotel
Located above the cobblestone streets of the city, the Bohemian River Savannah hotel is inspired by the days when British settlers arrived in the city. Guest s
Classic n has 75 guestrooms and a rooftop bar.
Inn Hamilton-Turner
AAA Four Diamond Hamilton-Turner Inn is a historic hotel nestled among live oaks of Lafayette Square. The house, featured in The Book, hung furnished with antiques and crystal chandeliers. Enjoy a daily wine reception and a breakfast prepared by the chef.
Kehoe's house
One of the best breakfasts and breakfasts in town is The Kehoe House, an 1892 Renaissance Renaissance villa with 13 antique guestrooms. Amenities include a daily breakfast, wine and coffee party and evening biscuits.
Inn Foley
Across the famous Chippewa Square, Foley House Inn is located around lush garden. Some rooms have a fireplace, balcony, private porch and jacuzzi. Your stay includes a full southern breakfast and access to their library.
Gastonia people
Another favorite inn is The Gastonia, made up of two adjacent Italian villas dating back to 1868. The award-winning bed and breakfast has 17 rooms for a delicious daily breakfast, a wine reception. and coffee and dessert every night.
Resort & Spa in the Port of Savannah
Across the river, The Westin Savannah Harbor Golf Resort & Spa has Heavenly beds and famous spas, the PGA championship golf course, into the city center by ferry and into the beach club on the remote Daufuskie Island.
Where to eat
Grey
Book a place for The Gray, the city's most acclaimed restaurant set in a Greyhound bus stop before. Chef Mashama Bailey gathers ingredients in the area with traditional dishes.
Olde pink house
One of the city's most famous restaurants, The Olde Pink House is an 18th-century mansion that has long been welcoming guests with Southern fare with outdoor dining and live entertainment every night.
Father Bella
Father Bella is a unique farm-to-table restaurant that uses the best seasonal ingredients. Their Georgian white shrimp Risotto was included in the Local 100 Love Sheet in 2016.
Collins neighborhood
For Aussie-style coffee and breakfast, visit the Collins Street, a café that focuses on farm-to-table ingredients and specialty coffee. Don't miss the champagne breakfast and brunch.
Gryphon Tea Room & Leopold's Ice Cream
Operated by Savannah College of Art and Design, the Gryphon Teahouse offers authentic tea service in the cozy building of the 1920s. After drinking tea, enjoy your sweet treat at Leopold's Ice Cream, a classic soda fountain dating from 1919, with over 20 flavors.
SoHo South Cafe & Local 11 Ten
SoHo South Cafe is known for its weekly lunch and Sunday breakfast since its opening in 1997, placed in a service station in 1945. Also using a historic space, Local 11 Ten is located in a 1950s bank, offering Southern flavors and fresh seafood.
Savannah Seafood & Steaks & Alligator Soul
Belford's Savannahord & Steaks serves what the name refers to the top-notch service at the heart of City Market. Another elegant dining experience is at Alligator Soul, which offers regional dishes like shrimp and crushed ice.
Event
Savannah hosts one of the largest St. Patrick's Day parades in the United States.
Although St. Patrick's Day festival is one of the largest in the country, it is not the only major event held in Savannah.
The festival stops Savannah
The Savannah Stopover Festival in early March brings musicians on their way to South Austin with the Southwest festival.
Savannah music festival
The Savannah Music Festival in late March to mid-April also hosts a major role every spring and fosters the art of education.
VOICE Savannah Festival
The Savannah VOICE Festival in November emphasizes operas, musicals, and songs.
SCAD Savannah Film Festival
The SCAD Savannah Film Festival in late October to early November honors actors, directors, and movies.
Savannah Food & Wine Festival
Delight the Savannah Food & Wine Festival in November, when chefs from across the region and nation gather to sample and perform.
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