Georgia
Savannah, Georgia
Moss-draped squares, gas-lit streets, and a pace of life that makes you wonder why you ever left.
The South's Most Enchanting Square Mile
A City That Feels Like a Secret
Savannah is a city that reveals itself slowly. Its twenty-two historic squares are outdoor living rooms, shaded by ancient live oaks and framed by Federal and Regency townhouses. The air smells of jasmine and salt. The light falls golden through the Spanish moss. There is nowhere else quite like it.
What Makes Savannah Unforgettable
Forsyth Park
The crown jewel of Savannah's park system — a 30-acre Victorian park anchored by its iconic fountain, beloved by locals and visitors alike.
The Historic Squares
Twenty-two squares laid out in James Oglethorpe's original 1733 city plan, each a shaded oasis surrounded by some of the finest historic architecture in America.
River Street
Nine cobblestone blocks along the Savannah River, lined with galleries, restaurants, and shops housed in restored 19th-century cotton warehouses.
Bonaventure Cemetery
One of the most beautiful cemeteries in the world — a hauntingly lovely landscape of live oaks, Spanish moss, and elaborate Victorian monuments.
Stay in Savannah
Browse our curated collection of historic homes in Savannah's most storied neighborhoods.