The Old Sorrel Weed House Museum & Tours
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Visit one of Savannah's most stunning and haunting homes to learn more about the dark history of infidelity and death.
The Old Sorrel Weed House Museum & Tours
(Pass by)
Visit one of Savannah's most stunning and haunting homes to learn more about the dark history of infidelity and death.
Chocolat by Adam Turoni
This 2011-opened chocolate business offers some delectable treats. The chocolatier here is constantly experimenting and altering to create flavors that tell stories.
Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum
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Discover Juliette Gordon Low, the woman who founded the Girl Scouts, and her shocking secrets.
Rise Southern Biscuits & Righteous Chicken
Sample three Southern staples at once, and learn how these quintessential Southern foods may not be so Southern after all.
City Market
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Spend a few minutes looking over the market's distinctive products. Everyone may find something to like, and you can pick up some treats for your pets to enjoy too!
The Little Crown by Pie Society
During the Revolutionary War, the British controlled Savannah, and remnants of that rule can still be seen today. One excellent example is this meat pie-centric eatery. Try their famed pork pie prepared "properly."
Tondee's Tavern
This pub originally served as a bank, the location of a slave-trading business, and the base of operations for a Union general during the Civil War. Today, its gumbo is what makes it so popular. Take a bite of the meal that best exemplifies the South's cultural mashup.
African-American Monument
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Pay a visit to the most well-known African-American monument in Savannah and is meant to symbolize the new beginnings in America.
Savannah Belles Ferry
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The vessel, built in 1995 but designed to look like a steamboat from the 1800s, was formerly a floating casino. As soon as the laws changed, it became Savannah River Cruises, an excellent way to view the city.
Gallery 209
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Look through locally made art and jewelry at this shop located in an 1820s cotton warehouse.
River Street Market Place
Built to reflect what the river market would have been like in the mid-1800s, take a few minutes to browse through this lively spot.
Savannah's Candy Kitchen
Try out one of Georgia's most famous desserts, the pecan praline.
Cathedral of St. John the Baptist
As you learn about Savannah's Catholic heritage, look up 214 feet to the roof of the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist.
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