Historic Savannah, noted for memorable walks as one of America's Top Walking Cities, encompasses Green Palm Inn, a Savannah historic bed and breakfast. A short walk from the Savannah historic bed and breakfast's Savannah historic district location is the attention-grabbing historic Savannah Georgia Riverfront Harbor -- well known for its scenic views and variety of Old Savannah restaurants, famous chocolate sweets, and pub nightlife.
Enjoy a slow, sweet pace. Don't be surprised that you begin to enjoy a sense of ownership of the enchanting city as you go out into the chipper morning or soft evening enjoying Savannah historic district squares. Less [-]
Space is too scarce to describe the museums and breathtaking historic mansions to be seen. There are 1,200 building rated to be of architectural and historical significance. Walk the Savannah historic district, or choose from one of 20 guide operators, offering tours by bus, minivan, trolley, boat or horse-drawn carriage.
Walk along the snaking historic Savannah riverfront, one of Savannah's night playgrounds, just a few minutes away. Less [-]
You'll past six blocks of shops, restaurants and bars fronting the Savannah Riverfront of nostalgic River Street. Seagulls cut the sky, dipping and swerving. Immense container ships, cargo stacked in red and orange rectangles like a modern Mondrian, moves down the Savannah River from the Atlantic Ocean 18 miles away. Yachts tie up for the night. Jazz, blues and country music beckon from bars.
Don't miss historic Savannah's fine dining, nightlife and the arts. Less [-]
Don't miss chic Savannah fine dining, nightlife and the arts including concert venues of Lucas Theater and SCAD's Trustee Theater, plus the Savannah historic district's new hot spots -- Vic's on the River and the infamous Telfair Museum's new Jepson Center. Ar tful little boutiques and antique shops, street cafes, celebrated garden squares are nearby, along with antique shopping, art galleries, nature areas, outlet stores, performing theater, quiet picnic locations, secluded walking paths, and other romantic excursions in the area, religious services, historic and patriotic ruins.
The past, as William Faulkner told us, isn't really over, especially here in Savannah... Less [-]
The past, as William Faulkner told us, isn't really over, especially here in Savannah where it is inextricably entwined with the city's present and future. Recapture historic Savannah Georgia's legendary moments, such as President George Washington's visit.
President George Washington's diary describes his "entertainments - visits -- and ceremonies of one kind or another" along the Savannah Riverfront, in St. James (now Telfair Square ), Johnson Square and Reynolds Square. "Dined today with a number of Citizens (no less than 200) in an elegant bower erected for the occasion on the Bank of the River below the Town..." [ bower described ]
President George Washington's diary describes his "entertainments - visits -- and ceremonies of one kind or another" along the Savannah Riverfront, in St. James (now Telfair Square ), Johnson Square and Reynolds Square. "Dined today with a number of Citizens (no less than 200) in an elegant bower erected for the occasion on the Bank of the River below the Town..." [ bower described ]
"If you have time to visit only one city in the Southeast,
make it Savannah. It's that special."
~ Frommers Travel Guide.
