Emerging as a great city of the South in the 1800s, Savannah remains a historical treasure. A cobblestoned historic district is highlighted by popular community “squares” and manicured parks, magnificently shaded by magnolia blossoms and oak trees covered with Spanish moss. Horse-drawn carriages and ornate antebellum architecture add to the rich ambiance.

Separated from South Carolina by the Savannah River, the Savannah area is also a natural wonder, with Tybee Island and its beaches beckoning 30 minutes from downtown. Wide expanses of soft sand and mild waves abound, as do blooming azaleas.

Savannah also offers the modern charm of ample culture, trendy restaurants, boutique shopping, family fun and vibrant nightlife. It’s historic and hip, robust and refined – all at the same time. Those are just some of the reasons Savannah has grown from a regionally beloved coastal city into one of America’s most popular travel and vacation destinations.

About Savannah:

• Ranked as one of the top travel and vacation destinations in America
• Named one of America’s most romantic (and most haunted!) cities
• Regularly listed in the Top 10 by RVParks.com as a year-round destination for sightseeing and family fun
• Known nationally for fine and boutique dining, including some of the top restaurants in the country
• 22 of Savannah’s original squares still exist, dating back to the city’s founding in 1733
• Historic landmarks include homes, theaters, churches, synagogues, and forts
• Well known for its St. Patrick’s Day celebration, Forsyth Park, and Cathedral of St. John the Baptist