I will never go to Starbucks again. This place is amazing. The Mexican mocha is outstanding. The staff is kind and happy and courteous. The coffee is fresh and unburnt (Starbucks get it right). A+++
As the 2nd cemetery in colonial Savannah, Colonial Park was the burying ground for the city from about 1750 until 1853. It is the burial ground of the royal Governor of Georgia, James Habersham. Read more.
This is the favorite square of many Savannahians. It is very lush and mostly residential including a SCAD dormitory built as the Jewish Educational Alliance.www.architecturalsavannah.com
Terrific barbecue! Small space though, very tight if you want to bring toddlers or babies
Civil War buffs can check out the most recent gallery, which explores Savannah's naval encounters during the Civil War.
Designed in 1851. In honor of John C. Calhoun who was a South Carolina statesman + VP for John Quincy Adams & Andrew Jackson. The only square where all of the original historic buildings remain.
