Savannah Travel Blog

Historical Tours of Savannah, GA Known for its romantic Southern charm and hospitality, Savannah, GA, is also well known for its array of beautiful historic homes. Although it’s easy enough to walk along the oak tree lined streets and admire the views by yourself, it’s even better to take an informative...

Okay, so you can take a trolley ride through the Historic District, cruise the Savannah River in a steamboat, even clop through its old streets in a horse-drawn carriage. But if you feel like you’re merely skimming the surface of Savannah, it’s time to delve deeper—and several niche...

Okay—you’ve toured a historical home, taken a riverboat cruise, lazed on a shady bench in a public square. Once you’ve checked all the big must-sees and have-to-dos off your list, what else is there to do in Savannah? If you think you’ve sampled all the city has to offer, think...

Sure, Savannah’s got history. But did you know that the oh-so pretty city is also a hotbed of art? It all started with the Telfair Museum of Art, the South’s first arts and culture museum, which established in the city an appreciation for the finer things in the life. And as home to both...

Azalea-perfumed streets lined with wrought-iron balconies and Spanish-moss-draped trees: it’s easy to see how Savannah has captured the hearts—and words—of writers. And once you spend a little time in the city, it’s easy to see how Savannah’s been captured by literature....

One of the most distinguishing features of the sleepy city of Savannah is its squares. In accordance with founder General James Oglethorpe’s exuberance for militaristic order, the city was designed into wards, with a square at the center of each. The city stayed true to this original vision as...