SAVANNAH Georgia — Green Palm Inn invites, “Savannah This Way!” — a campaign to introduce new travel ideas, beginning with the top-rated historic inn’s lodging in the South USA. Let’s connect. We’ll keep you in the loop for save-the-date fun and memorable days and nights in Savannah.
Rather than stumble upon the neighborhood cafes we spotlight the simple pleasures of savoring the Softer Side of Savannah ™ and discovering overlooked spots, the Savannah Small Places ™ – like the secret gardens and decorative garden gates.
In Savannah’s beautiful urban forest there are forgotten high points, literally – Savannah through the Trees ™ , the vintage palms, and exploring Savannah at Night ™ where one may meet international tourists and mingle with Savannah’s friendly people in social settings.
We tell our guests, “Wonder around. Take advantage of distractions. That’s the way you explore Savannah.” With a tad of daring confidence one might see Savannah with new eyes when taking ”the road less traveled” (as poet Robert Frost wrote).
Green Palm Inn will help – Savannah This Way ™
Savannah Through the Trees
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Palm tree at Greenwich Cemetery overlooks Intercoastal Waterway's Wilmington River -
Mighty Savannah River tug boats power towards Georgia Port Authority in the Port of Savannah. -
In Savannah this Forsyth Park mansion is SCAD offices near Mansion on Forsyth Park -- featured in "Savannah Through the Trees" from Green Palm Inn bed and breakfast in historic district. -
Monument to William Gordon a railroad pioneer in The South here in Wright Square's urban forest in Savannah square (garden parks) downtown in the Landmark Savannah Historic District. -
Seen from Savannah River walk, Rousakis Plaza along River Street is the Savannah International Convention Center on Hutchison Island. -
In Savannah tree shadows tease the Savannah visitor to explore the historical architecture along Factors Walk. -
In Savannah Greek Revival architecture at First Baptist Church on Chippewa Square (Bull and McDonough Streets) softens the Savannah picture view. -
In Savannah historic district on Monterey Square is Mickve Israel Synagogue seen through the Live Oak tree canopy of Savannah Georgia USA urban forest. -
In Savannah historic district an orange tree in Savannah ome's landscape featured in "Savannah Through the Trees" from Green Palm Inn bed and breakfast top-rated lodging. -
Savannah historic inn (Green Palm Inn bed and breakfast) shares "Savannah Through the Trees" with photo of urban forest in Savannah square. -
Green Palm Inn bed and breakfast commissioned Savannah Through the Trees here in Forsyth Park with young trees in foreground near Band Stand. -
Savannah's urban forest downtown is a showcase of Live Oak trees here in Forsyth Park across from Mansion on Forsyth Park's' 700 Restaurant mansion. -
Through the trees SCAD office mansion overlooks Forsyth Park in Savannah Georgia USA -- Green Palm Inn bed and breakfast spotlights "Savannah through the trees". -
In Savannah on Monterey Square the Hardee mansion in Savannah is featured in Express fashion sidewalk campaign. -
In Savannah at Mickve Israel Synagogue on Monterey Square one palm tree from a row of palm trees. -
Vintage Savannah architecture in bank overlooking Wright Square in downtown Savannah GA historic district -- featured in "Savannah Through the Trees" commissioned by Green Palm Inn bed and breakfast in Savannah GA. -
On Telfair Square, Telfair Academy of Art Museum is the oldest art museum in The South. At the entrance are full-scale plaster replicas of ancient Greek and Roman statues. -
Savannah's monument honoring General Casimir Pulaski is in Monterey Square. Considered the "The Father of the American Cavalry", Pulaski died during the Battle of Savannah, American Revolutionary War. Nearby Fort Pulaski is also named in his honor. -
A guided tour trolley passes Calhoun Square and Massie School -- now Savannah's Museum for History & Architecture -- where Johnny Mercer attended. -
On Orleans Square, the Greek Revival style Harper Fowlkes House (ca 1842) is open for tours, hosts classic weddings, and serves as the Georgia headquarters for the Society of the Cincinnati. -
On Orleans Square, Savannah's iconic Spanish Moss covers Live Oak Trees.
