My husband and I went to Savannah. We took a trolly tour around the city,it was beautiful. The history was so amazing and we had lunch at the Boar's Head for which was wonderful. There is shopping up-and-down the river. We stayed at the Staybridge hotel right across the street from the river. Our trip got cut short had to leave early. We are planning a trip to go back . If you like history you must visit Savannah GA.

My wife and I visited historic Savannah the week before Christmas. We have not been to Savannah in 12 years and it's still a beautiful and exciting place to be. I may be wrong, but it seemed that there were less Christmas decorations on the various houses in the historical district than in the previous years that we were there. Needless to say it's still the place to be!

Since this part of the city is laid out in a grid, it is easy to navigate for visitors. The regular inclusion of beautiful squares not only pleases the senses but slows car traffic. Truly a gem of a city for the pedestrian.

Savannah Historic district is the original planned city of Savannah GA still in almost the original layout. Many of the homes go back to the 1700 and early 1800s. The "Pirates' House" restaurant includes the oldest house in the city, built in 1735 as part of it's structure. Savannah Historic district is a good walking visit. It's a little over a mile, square, and almost all of it is easy to walk. "City Market" is a segment restricted to pedestrian, or bicycle. The city includes 22 squares that are each a small park, so there is always the opportunity to rest and relax near at hand. Many of the old homes are now museums. Take the Old Savannah trolley tour for an overview and then see the individual locations that get your interest.

Old town Savannah was so cute! From the pictures I seen online and the things I read I still never expected something so nice to walk around. Cobblestone streets old buildings cute shops and the trees and plants are gorgeous! Even though we were there on a rainy day it was so nice!

We had a wonderful trip to Savannah last May. Stayed for 6 days at the Marriott Savannah Riverfront, the hotel was very nice, staff was great and the hotel was located right on the river with most things in walking distance. Savannah was very nice, as we walked the historic district and along Jones Street, saw ALL the squares and Forsyth Park, went to the cemetery, went to city market and the Prohibition Museum. Went up and down River Street most days, seeing the stores, shops and bars and restaurants. Had lunch on the riverboat, the Georgia Queen, took a Ghost and Gravestone Tour, and hit just about every rooftop bar. Had the best peach cobbler at the Peach Cobbler Factory and had some great ice cream at Leopold's Ice Cream Shop. One the best parts of the trip was the breakfast and dinners. Ate at Two Cracked Eggs and had the biscuits and gravy, which were delicious. Had dinner at The Pirate's House, ordered the fried green tomatoes and the Honey Pecan fried chicken, both were amazing. We also ate dinner at Alligator Soul one night, wish we went another night because it was fantastic. I ordered the alligator mac and cheese as an appetizer, it was awesome. For dinner, I tried the antelope, absolutely delicious. Alligator Soul is a must if you visit Savannah! We will definitely be back to Savannah in the future, it's a wonderful city with so much to see and do, and full of history.

Savannah is definitely a walking town. I prefer the historic district. I’d park on Bull Street near Forsyth Park & walk down Bull St to Bay St area (& the river) then back up Abercorn St. to get a good feel of the architecture, shops, restaurants, etc..

We took the trolley tours several times. Our initial guide was a woman named Hannah and she was amazing! You learn so much history. They even have guest actors that board in period costumes and entertain you. You can use the trolleys for your transportation because you can get on ad off where ever you choose. I only wished they ran later than 4:30.

Beautiful Savannah and its gardens and different period and style of architecture! We started with a Gray Line tour then returned on foot. So much to see but it's very pleasant walking square to square and enter homes of interest for tours along the way.

If you are looking for Southern charm and fabulous architecture, look no further than downtown Savannah. We were impressed by the seamless blend of old and modern, ease of walkability as well as the level of cleanliness of the city at large. There were some homeless people around, but compared to other cities we've visited, Savannah seems to have a better handle on this concern.