TRAVEL: 5 Reasons to Visit Savannah



City Market - Savannah



The Landscape and Gardens. Savannah's manicured squares offer and abundance of nature and are unparalleled to any other city. On a leisurely stroll, a visitor can take it the expansiveness of Forsyth Park and the center fountain which is featured prominently in the square. Savannah offers many other public parks such as the Skidaway Island State Park. Walking trails ramble through woodlands and a salt marsh allowing visitors to look for deer, fiddler crabs, raccoon, egrets and colorful birds. An observation tower provides another chance to watch for wildlife on this barrier island. 

The ghost I think I captured



A Walking City. Savannah boasts 21 squares in the Historic District and over 1,500 architectural and historical structures. The layout of the squares were a vision of James Oglethorpe. He wanted the design to act as a meeting place for all who lived in Savannah. Many types of walking tours are available to choose from and the area is a wonderful place to stroll, meander, and take in the history of Savannah. The Historic District is an alluring hug of southern charm all within a 2.5 mile area. Don't forget River Street along the Savannah River, full of shops, charming restaurants, and night life.

Ghost Tour at Night

Food and People. Down home cooking and southern charm are a great asset to Savannah. Everyone knows Paula Deen and her restaurant is full of both. Her homemade chicken pot pie and gooey butter cake will give any diner the stamina to walk around this charming city...twice! Clary's Cafe cooks up the best southern breakfast I've ever had, plus fresh local seafood is a dining staple. Local artists and musicians add a well rounded energy and excitement to Savannah culture as well as the friendliest people on earth.



Parlor in Sorrel Weed House

Ghosts and Hauntings. Savannah is known as one of the most "haunted cities in America", and no doubt there are many stories of ghosts and spirits still taking up residence in the area. With a history dating back to pre-colonial times and many historical battles fought here, there's a certain air of suspense once the sun goes down. Savannah boasts many nighttime ghost tours and the Colonial Park Cemetery is an eerie place to be after dusk.

Historical Inns/Bed and Breakfasts. There are more than 40 Historic Inns in Savannah, each with different experiences of hospitality and southern charm. Experience Savannah’s charming Bed and Breakfasts featuring captivating world class accommodations and top notch amenities. A visitor can choose an unforgettable stay in one of Savannah’s renowned Bed & Breakfasts or Inns on River Street or in the Historic District. Visiting Savannah is a wonderful opportunity to envelop yourself in its expansive history with every modern convenience at your fingertips.