Hyatt Hotels & Resorts Savannah

... which only makes the beer, not the directions to the brewery/pub... So we gave up on that idea and said eff it and made our way a little more south.<br><br>Next stop Hilton Head Island. This was a very nice beach town a very "uppity" beach town. The beach was Amazing and we got to see more Dolphins, as of yet I still have not been quick enough to snap a picture, but I will! We found a brewery here ...

Wandering Woman and I took a trolley car tour of Savannah today. It is the only Southern city that was not burned by Sherman and has substantial antebellum architecture, unlike other Southern cities.<br><br>The Historic District is filled with live oaks and Spanish moss, and old buildings. One thing I learned on the tour was that the term "fair to middlin'" originated from cotton graders. Fair was OK, middlin' was good.<br><br>Pics tell the story.

... on the 2nd floor is a nice stained glass.There is also a sunken garden.<br>Walk to the Forsth Park and watch the replica fountain from France.<br>With the help of the GPS drive to the Bonaventure Cemetery outside downtown.<br>Saw the tomb of Conrad Aiken featured in the Book.It is stone bench where people could sit..<br>Saw the ...

... yam,lima beans,black eyed peas,macaroni and cheese,,banana pudding and peach cobbler.<br>Went to the Owens Thomas House and had a guided tour.The architecture is regency.<br>Had ice cream at Leopold's,an old fashioned ice cream parlor with black and white tile floors.(since 1913).Walk to the Central market.Walked at Riverside Street and saw the statue again of the Waving Lady.<br>Walk the Factor Walks to the old cotton buildings.<br>Take out dinner from Shoney.s .Not good.

Your road crew will introduce you to this charming town and show you the historic city squares where the movie "Forrest Gump" was filmed. The nightlife along the riverfront is way too tempting Wander the historic squares of Savannah before heading into the cobblestoned ones of America's oldest city, St. Augustine. Accomodation: Hotel Meals: Breakfast, Dinner

Savannah is really a great place to visit. If you go make sure to take the trolley tours, it's well worth the money. It's nice to sit back, not worry about the traffic and listen to your guide as he narrates the tour. You are free to get on and off as you wish, because there are many areas where you will like to spend some time.

... to Savannah, Georgia. Planning a road trip is always fun, but with the idea of traveling the southern part of the country from west to east, will immediately get you excited. There's just so many things to see. The variety of the scenery and the natural beauty state ...

... in South Carolina, but the signs start a good 150 miles in advance! We kept driving and driving and driving, and I didn't remember it ever taking so long to drive through North Carolina before! I think it was just because this year we were stopping in Georgia instead of the beginning of South Carolina so knowing that we still had a whole state to drive through ...

... city. We loved our stay at the Marshall House and signed up for a ghost and goblins beer crawl. Savannah is full of ghost stories, and this guy took us to bunches of bars and told stories. I didn't get into the ghost stories too much, but the bar crawl was fun. They actually have Monty Python Beer! The next day we walked around the parks and shopped. it was dreadfully hot! We took a river cruise and saw a cool bridge. FINALLY we ate dinner at the ...