![]() It’s super easy to make beautiful memories (and pictures!) as you stroll down its streets and take in its intricate structures. One of the best things about Savannah is its architecture. *N.B.: When in Savannah, do the Freedom Trail Tour to hear the real deal about slavery and get information about the city’s black history. Nevertheless, Wormsloe is worth the visit. The 45-minute tour I was spoke exclusively of “colonial daily life” and made no mention of the enslaved Africans or indentured servants whose labour tending the crops made the plantation profitable*. However, I will say that I was disappointed in the tour offered onsite. After disembarking, you can “cruise” the nearby Riverfront area– filled with restaurants and shops, it’s a great way to reclaim your “landlubber” status.Ī post shared by Oneika Raymond on at 5:58am PDT Holding 1,000 and 600 passengers, respectively, not only do they provide a unique perspective from which to explore the area, they’re also symbols of a bygone era.īoth boats offer live entertainment and a full dinner service, so if sailing the high seas doesn’t quite catch your fancy, perhaps the the food and performances will! The fun doesn’t stop there. ![]() The Georgia Queen and the Savannah River Queen are traditional paddle-wheel riverboats that majestically hold court along the city’s historic waterfront. But, when in Savannah, you’re kind of obligated to do a boat cruise down the Savannah River! I went on a sailing trip to Croatia years ago and felt sick the whole time. Not gonna lie, I’m not a huge fan of boats. ![]() Do a riverboat cruise down the Savannah River and explore the Riverfront area However, I’d say the most impressive are found in Forsyth Park, so be sure go see them– as well as take a picture in front of the beautiful fountain.Īnd as you wander, make sure you hit up all of Savannah’s gorgeous squares! They are 22 in all provide yet another great opportunity to take in the greenery and people watch. Its gargantuan trees not only provide shade (a welcome respite from the city’s unbearable summer heat!) but also romance, intrigue, and majesty.Īccording to local lore, city planners started planting said trees in the early 19th century for both their functionality and beauty, so nowadays, they line nearly every street, park, and square in town. The largest and densest concentration of these are found in Forsyth Park.Ī post shared by Oneika Raymond on at 7:43am PDTįorsyth Park, which is the ultimate chilling, picnic, and photography spot, is thus a must-visit while in Savannah for the weekend. How to spend two days in Savannah Georgia Head to Forsyth Park and roam the city’s squaresĭid you know that Savannah is known as The Forest City? It’s no wonder given all its picturesque greenery! Probably one of the most prominent of Savannah’s sights are the large oak trees dripping with Spanish moss that dot the landscape. So without any further ado, here’s how to spend two days in Savannah! Here are a few of my suggestions for what to do and see on your weekend trip. After all, this, combined with the stunning surroundings, are perfect for canoodling with your loved one, no? This makes it the perfect weekend destination to unwind and discover– especially in the company of bae or boo. The city is a ridiculously chill, low-key, and deliberately moves at a slower pace. Savannah isn’t nicknamed Slo-vannah for nothing. Third, it’s super relaxing and romantic AF. Don’t be fooled by the Savannah’s beauteous exteriors– it’s filled with interesting monuments and attractions that essentially give you a two-day crash course on American history. The majority of Savannah’s sights are concentrated in its center, which is easily navigable. Why should you visit Savannah, you ask? Well, after spending a weekend in Savannah, I must say that Georgia’s oldest city is most definitely a “peach”– it’s quaint, super gorgeous, and oh-so-Southern.Īnd speaking of gorgeous, the city looks like something out of a romance novel– its charming Historic District, beautiful gardens and tree-lined boulevards are nothing short of swoon-worthy! Two days in Savannah: Why Savannah is the perfect weekend getawayĭo you only have 48 hours in Savannah? While there are many reasons to visit Savannah in general, there are a few that make it particularly great for a weekend trip.įor one, the city’s small size makes it very to explore within two days. If you’re looking to add a new destination to your travel list, look no further than Savannah. Read on for tips on things to do in Savannah, as well as my suggestions for how to spend two days in Georgia’s prettiest city. Craving some Southern hospitality? A weekend in Savannah might just do the trick.
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