The city of Savannah was founded in 1733 by General James Oglethorpe with the intention of providing colonists with space for militia training exercises. The first four squares that were created by Oglethorpe are known as Johnson Square, Wright Square, Ellis Square,...
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From large tourist groups to finding dinner for a family of four, Savannah has a variety of restaurants to accommodate your party. Discover big flavor and family-style dining at one of Paula Deen’s two local restaurants. Or, if you’re hunting for smaller plates with a...
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There’s no doubt that Savannah is known for its unique architecture, Southern charm, and rich history. Savannah’s documented history began in 1733 when General James Oglethorpe first stepped on Savannah’s soil. He later came up with the idea of laying the city out in...
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Savannah is more than an artist’s dream. It’s a place where those dreams become reality. As one of the nation’s major art hubs, Savannah’s scenery and history continually inspires established artists, while places like Savannah College of Art and Design are a...
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Nearly three centuries old, Savannah is a place where the past has been gently folded into present day, preserving its lore and luster. Even after all this time, decades of history come alive in the surrounding streetscapes, architecture, cuisine and culture. From...
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From romcoms and thrillers to period pieces and award-winning motion pictures, Savannah’s ability to bring a setting to life is truly movie magic. With over 800 films and shows set here (and counting), Savannah’s location is unmatched. It’s a place where stars are...
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