Low Country Culture
If you’re looking for an amazing way to learn about a unique part of low country culture, look no further than the Pin Point Heritage Museum. They are located in the former A.S. Varn &...
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More than a cup of coffee
If you don’t know the story of Bitty & Beau’s you should take some time to check them out. They call themselves a human rights movement disguised as a coffee shop. This place was created...
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BOOM!
BOOM! What a cool experience visiting Old Fort Jackson. It was constructed in 1808 over top of an old earthen Revolutionary War battery. Fort Jackson allowed soldiers to guard Savannah during the war of 1812....
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Feeling Foxy
Lunch yesterday was at Foxy Loxy Cafe. What can I say? Yummy food, coffee drinks, and a ramp to get in??? This girl is hooked. We tried their kolaches, which are a slightly sweet dough...
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Choo Choo
Choo Choo! Today we spent some time exploring the Georgia State Railroad Museum. This is probably a great museum for lots of families, but it wasn’t a great fit for us. While they have tons...
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A sweet house!
After rolling past this morning, I can see why The Gingerbread House in Savannah makes its way onto so many “must see” lists. Built in 1899, this house is considered one of the best examples...
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A Savannah Institute
Carey Hilliards has been doing business in Savannah since 1960. They have everything from fried shrimp to BBQ, from Brunswick stew to hand-battered onion rings. Plus milkshakes! With their classic drive-in location just a few...
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Historical Overview of Savannah
Some days you get lucky and have an entire museum almost entirely to yourself. Exploring the Savannah History Museum was a blast for a museum-loving girl like me. They say most people spend an hour...
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An artistic sip
We have a day planned that’s full of adventure. But first… coffee. An iced white chocolate mocha to be exact. We wanted a place to grab a quick bite, right in the heart of Savannah,...
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Head on down to the speakeasy
The American Prohibition Museum turned out to be the bee’s knees! It’s now one of our favorite museums in the area. Take the guided tour for some special perks, including a drink from the speakeasy...
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