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The Mansion at Forsyth Park

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Situated at the border of Savannah’s historic Forsyth Park, The Mansion on Forsyth Park is a perfect example of the American South’s historic decadence and charm. The one hundred twenty-six room hotel transports its guests back in time, boasting marble floors, Baroque furnishings and original 19^th Century artwork and chandeliers. Despite echoes and illusions to its history, the property also offers its guests a range of modern amenities, from the critically acclaimed spa to the hotel’s unique cooking program.

700 Drayton St, Savannah, GA 31401

Kimpton Brice Hotel

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Tucked within Savannah’s extraordinary historic district, the Kimpton Brice Hotel offers its guests contemporary and chic accommodation in a central location; not only does the hotel reside just steps from the Savannah River, but also from the city’s plethora of attractions. Blending modern flair and a vintage feel, this stylish hotel features subtle, welcoming and sophisticated interiors. Guests can also enjoy the hotel’s fitness centre and cool off after a day sightseeing in the outdoor pool.

601 E Bay St, Savannah, GA 31401, USA

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The Grey  

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Both locals and tourists alike deem The Grey as one of the hottest tables in Savannah, Georgia. With high-end, retro-feel furnishings, The Grey serves up modern Southern eats in a refurbished, art deco Greyhound bus depot from 1938. The restaurant focuses on highlighting local produce; must try dishes include the foie and grits, Carolina gold rice, and roasted yardbird. Guests can also enjoy a cocktail at one of the restaurant’s two bars. We suggest indulging in The Pearl at the bar – featuring tequila, lime, strawberry and pistachio.

109 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd, Savannah, GA 31401

The Collins Quarter

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The Collins Quarter in Savannah, Georgia, operates as a combination bar, café & restaurant, offering its patrons espresso drinks, beer, wine and Australian-accented meals. The interior of the restaurant is just as inviting as its cuisine, as it boasts soaring ceilings, high windows, hardwood floors, chic lighting fixtures and contrasting red banquettes. While navigating the charming treats of Savannah, we highly recommend paying a visit to The Collins for a delightful, satisfying meal.

151 Bull St, Savannah, GA 31401

Atlantic

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Situated in Savannah’s Starland District is Atlantic, a lively and casual neighborhood eatery. Transforming an old gas station into a modern haunt, Atlantic serves New American small plates and an extensive wine list. The restaurant injects spice and flavor into the ever-growing Savannah dining scene, delivering food that both honors its Southern roots and cultivates new culinary traditions. While at the establishment, be sure to try the pork belly, braised lamb, and duck breast.

102 E Victory Dr, Savannah, GA 31405

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SCAD Museum of Art

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The SCAD Museum of Art functions as Savannah’s premier contemporary art museum. Introducing new exhibitions every academic quarter, the museum showcases work by a range of highly acclaimed professional artists, inspiring and challenging students across disciplines to push the boundaries of their creative practice. An interesting upcoming exhibit is the “Lines of Influence” by Jacob Lawrence, featuring a diverse selection of historical and contemporary artists in a multifaceted experience spanning three galleries within the museum.

601 Turner Blvd, Savannah, GA 31401

Forsyth Park

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Forsyth Park is a must see for tourists visiting Savannah, Georgia. It functions as the city’s largest park, occupying thirty acres in Savannah’s historic district. While in Forsyth Park, there are a plethora of activities for visitors to enjoy – the other option, also a good one, is just to sit-back and relax.

Drayton St & W Gaston Street, Savannah, GA 31401