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Travel Blogs from Savannah

2 o'clock in the Garden of Good and Evil

A travel blog entry by stevek28

... entertaining all over town.
Then to the River Walk along the Savannah, sorting River Boats and ferries. It seemed that every other business was an eatery.
Stephen chose well, "Sage", with a Restaurant.com coupon.
Tomorrow we have about a 5 hr drive to Oxford , Alabama. We'll see what we'll see then.
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2 days in Savannah

A travel blog entry by idahotraveler

... flowers are in bloom I think it would be beautiful. The town has some really beautiful architecture. Instead of tearing down old buildings they refurbish! The Savannah School of Art and Design has remodeled many of the old buildings in the area and actually use them as part of their campus. They have even taken old large motels probably built in the early 70's and remodeled them for use as dorms. You could easily ...

Shady Historic Savannah

A travel blog entry by redheadpeter

We protested about leaving Charleston, having little idea of what was ahead, but Savannah Historic Town was beautiful and after a slightly cheesy tram car ride round the city to get ourselves orientated we walked oursleves to exhaustion that afternoon and the next day. We stayed in a comfortable row (terraced) house and explored the old squares, museums and colonial cemetery with the help of a ...

Day 27 Savannah

A travel blog entry by donnyandmarie

Relaxed breakfast this morning then off on walking trip. Did all of the squares, saw cathedral, parks etc. then shrimp and chowder lunch before free ferry on savannah river. Then more of town seeing film sets of Forrest Gump and midnight in the garden of good and evil. Finished off with wine free and outback ...

Midnight train to Georgia

A travel blog entry by josephandjoel

... things about this place. That and the squirrels. They are cheeky.

But our days weren’t all filled with moss watching and squirrel chasing. We managed to take in the Savannah History Museum to learn some more about the Civil War. The Ships at Sea museum was on the way so we checked that out. It was after that experience that we realised we were just going to museums for the sake of it. Neither of us ...