Savannah: The Hostess City of the South
As a born and raised Southerner, I’ve acquired a certain fascination for Southern cities. Each has its own unique sophistication. Savannah is definitely one of those cities. Its dreamy Spanish moss-laden oak trees and quintessential city squares are what make it an extremely charming city. I’ve been there a couple of times before, but recently my husband and I went for a weekend away just the two of us. We had a delightful time taking in the history and culture of this beautiful southern city! And I think you would too, so here are my top sights and bites for the city of Savannah, GA!
Sights
Bonaventure Cemetery – historic cemetery
Cathedral Basilica of St. John – Roman Catholic Cathedral off Lafayette Square
City Market – vibrant public space with shopping, art galleries, nightlife, and restaurants
Forsyth Park – home to the city’s famous fountain, 30+ acres of green space
Jepson Center- modern art and education center
Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace – Girl Scouts founder historic home
Old Savannah Trolley Tours – efficient way to experience the history of Savannah
River Street – shops and restaurants along the riverfront
Telfair Museum – first public art museum in the Southeast US
Tybee Island/Lighthouse – beach town 25 minutes from downtown Savannah
Wormsloe Historic Site – the oldest standing structure in Savannah
Bites
The Artillery – cocktails
Cafe M – brunch, lunch
The Coffee Fox – coffee
Collins Quarter – brunch, dinner
Foxy Loxy Cafe – coffee, pastries, tacos
The Grey – brunch, dinner
The Grove – rooftop bar
Jazz’d Tapas Bar – tapas, live music
Leopold’s Ice Cream – ice cream
Moon River Brewing Company – beer
Tubby’s Seafood – seafood on River Street
Vinnie Van Go-Go’s – street pizza
Zunzi’s – South African inspired sandwiches
Have you ever been to Savannah?
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