Savannah Travel Guide

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General James Oglethorpe, Savannah's founder, set sail for England in 1743, never to return. His last instructions, it's said, were,"Don't change a thing until I get back." That local joke holds more than a bit of truth. Savannah's elegant mansions, dripping Spanish moss, and sticky summer heat can make the city seem sleepy and stubbornly resistant to change. Which is exactly why many folks like the place.

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Savannah Hotels

Although Savannah has its share of chain hotels and motels, the city's most distinctive lodgings are in more than two dozen historic inns, guesthouses...read more

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Savannah Restaurants

Savannah has excellent seafood restaurants, though locals also have a passion for spicy barbecued meats. Most of the River Street restaurants are high-volume...read more

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Savannah Experiences

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    Intriguing Architecture: Close to half of the 2,500 buildings in Savannah have architectural or historic significance. The many building styles—Georgian... Read more

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    In Savannah many of the houses are named, but sometimes the name is the person who built the property rather than the person for whom it was... Read more

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