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Things to do in Savannah Georgia

You could spend a week in Savannah and not see and do everything. If time is an issue, the first place to go is River Walk. It is packed with shops and restaurants to suit a wide range of tastes and budgets. The shops are varied and offer something for everyone. Red Hatters, and Harley Davidson enthusiasts will find something to take home, as well as antique buffs, T-shirt collectors and those looking for nice clothing and jewelry. You can get excellent seafood and wine or drinks at many quiet pubs and restaurants tucked between the shops.

The River Walk is made from old cobblestones and follows along the Savannah River. There are numerous places to sit and watch the people walking by or to admire the river. There is always something interesting going on, sometimes an old saxophone player or a man making roses out of palm fronds. There are ice cream and fudge shops if you need a sugar boost during your visit.

A trolley ride through the historic district is very informative and fun. You can get on and off at numerous places. You will see magnificent old homes built around beautiful parks, old churches, and more shopping at the City Market. There are many, many small shops, bookstores and restaurants in one easy to walk to area. The parks, or squares, as they are called in Savannah are very shady and pleasant, You may happen on a wedding, a jazz band, or some other special event taking place in any of the twenty-two squares that are carefully landscaped and beautifully maintained. Giant oak trees offer shade. Wrought iron benches beckon to you to sit awhile. ...read more about things to do in Savannah Georgia

Georgia

The largest state east of the Mississippi, Georgia has a long and glorious history. Civil war monuments are rife throughout the state as are small towns with turn of the century homes. Notwithstanding this culture, Georgia is also a very modern state with growing cities such as Atlanta.

Atlanta

The most populous city in Georgia, Atlanta is a growing metropolis. From a sports perspective, the city has Michael Vick and the Atlanta Falcons, the Braves, basketball, hockey and has even hosted the Olympics. Raised in 1865 by General Sherman, the city has a newish feel and has grown to a population of over 3.5 million people. The city can be classified more as a modern city than a traditional southern one.

Savannah

If you’re looking for a true southern city in Georgia, Savannah is the place. Located on the border with South Carolina, Savannah is a step back into the past. With tree-lined streets, the city hosts a variety of architecture from the 18th and 19th century including Victorian homes and old manor. Streets are dwarfed by huge, ancient Oak Trees. To see Savannah, rent of buy “Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil,” which was filmed in the city.

Athens

Roughly an hour north of Atlanta, Athens is a mix of southern culture and college town. Home to the University of Georgia, the town has a population of 30,000 plus students. This influx of students gives the city a liberal feel, which is unique for the south....read more about Georgia »

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