Savannah, Georgia, is the home of antebellum architecture, cobblestone streets, history dating as far back as 1733, and roads lined with picturesque live oaks draped in Spanish moss. Savannah became Georgia’s first city after General James Oglethorpe and the ship “Anne” landed along the Savannah River. Whether you’re visiting for a day, a weekend, or longer, this city provides fun, culture, cuisine, and history. We recently visited, and we found a few places that we feel make Savannah truly special.
Our first stop was the famous Forsyth Park, which features an iconic fountain crafted with French details. The 30-acre park has the feel of a public garden. Whether you bring a picnic, have a romantic date, play football, or take a stroll along the pathway, this centrally-located park will surely…