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Visiting Savannah, GA
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items Savannah is one of my most favorite cities in the country. I've fallen in love with its charm and beauty. As a result, I've made the return trip numerous times over the past 10 years and keep discovering more with each and every visit. In the past de...
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Restaurants/Fun Food
Hands down best ice cream in the area, but I'm bold enough to say one of the best in the country. My fave flavor is Coffee, and I've tried dozens over my lifetime and this one still reigns supreme. Cookies Squared is also another favorite. A must sto...
Leopold's Ice Cream
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Not just good Southern food, but an experience. An abundance of home cooked dishes while sitting at a communal table. The long line outside each day speaks for itself. Pro tip: arrive 30-45 minutes prior to 11AM opening so you can get yourself into o...
Mrs. Wilkes Dining Room
Brunch/Cafe by day and dinner and cocktails by night.
Collins Quarter
Get the beignets. You can sit down and get them with your meal or just get them to-go at the bar. You will thank me later.
Huey's on the River
I originally discovered Java Burrito on Hilton Head Island years ago. I was excited because it combines 2 of my biggest passions in life--coffee and Mexican food. Living in California, I'm spoiled when it comes to access to great Mexican food. When w...
Java Burrito Company
Great Coffee shop on Broughton Street (they have other locations around as well). I always buy a few bags of beans to bring home with me when I'm in town and ship to my house when I'm not.
The Coffee Fox
Sophisticated Rooftop bar on top of the JW Marriott Plant Riverside that has gorgeous views of the river.
Myrtle & Rose Rooftop Bar
This lounge is at the JW Marriott Plant Riverside and has a fun and playful vibe. It's a rooftop lounge with stunning views and indoor/outdoor areas. Complete with music, lawn games and the famous bar slide!
Electric Moon Skytop Lounge + Moon Deck
Delectable crunchy little cookies. There are a few locations around Savannah and other Southern cities. Don't be shy and walk right up to try the samples before you buy.
BYRD COOKIE COMPANY
Cute store with a unique collection of home goods and gifts. The cafe also has some yummy bites--I love the macarons.
Paris Market
No frills cafe with all day breakfast! The menu is extensive and delicious. Outdoor seating for milder days or if you have furry friends with you. Also, apparently Adam Sandler visits each time he is in town along with some other celebs.
Clary's Cafe
One of Savannah's finest restaurants serving Southern cuisine. It is one of the oldest structures in Savannah and holds a lot of history.
The Olde Pink House
Gourmet sweets and candy at the historic store. Try all the pecan goodies including the famous Southern Pecan Praline, turtles, and gophers. If you time it right, you can usually get a sample!
River Street Sweets® | Savannah Pralines & Candy Gifts
Gorgeous and sophisticated hotel in the Plant Riverside District. Walkable to restaurants, enterntainment and the waterfront.
The Alida, Savannah, a Tribute Portfolio Hotel
Sightseeing Hitlist
Historic Museum of the founder of the Girl Scouts. It's endearing to see troops on any given day making the pilgrimage to visit the museum and gift shop.
Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum
Beautiful and tranquil park in the middle of the Savannah Historic District. Also home to the iconic fountain that is synonymous with Savannah. Don't miss the Farmers' market that generally takes place on Saturday mornings.
Forsyth Park
A beautiful cemetery best known for it's surrounding trees, sculptures, and gravesites. Made famous by its feature in the novel, Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
Bonaventure Cemetery
Known for its live oak lined driveway. The historic site features ruins, nature trails, and a museum.
Wormsloe State Historic Site
A national historic landmark, as the church claims to be the first black Baptist congregation in North America. Depending on when you visit, you can take a tour or attend a service.
First African Baptist Church
A Roman Catholic church with stunning neo-gothic architecture and stained glass.
The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist
One of the only museums dedicated to the Prohibition era. You can take a self-guided tour that ends in a retro speakeasy that serves up authentic cocktails.
American Prohibition Museum
Gotta stop by the Thunderbird Inn for a photo with the Savannah mural!
Thunderbird Inn
Activities
One of most relaxing and quintessential ways to explore historic Savannah is by horse drawn carriage. Learning about the city's history as you ride beneath the giant live oak trees draped with Spanish moss makes for a truly unforgettable experience.
Savannah Carriage Tours: History Tours
A ghost tour is a must when visiting one of America's most haunted cities
Savannah Ghost Tours
Lunch and dinner cruises on the Savannah River in a traditional paddle-wheel riverboat.
Savannah Riverboat Cruises
Explore the city on your own without having to deal with costly parking fees. You also get to go at your own pace, but benefit from on/off privileges to limit long walks.
Hop On Hop Off Savannah - Old Town Trolley Tours
The Bananas are the hottest ticket in town. Although they have been touring around the United States, the home field is in Savannah. It isn't just a baseball game, it's a show with music, tricks, and audience participation.
Savannah Bananas
Great place to view wildlife. You can just drive through or park and explore at your leisure.
Savannah National Wildlife Refuge