One night in Savannah on way to Kiawah ...

River Street is kind of tourist trappy.

Bonaventure is awesome. Forsyth Park is a good place to hit up. The Mercer Williams house is a must see. It's supposedly haunted too.

Check out Jones Street. It's been voted the most beautiful street in the country. Mrs. Wilkes Boarding Room is there too and has excellent southern food.

Le Cafe Gourmet is a great little French restaurant that has really good sandwiches and pastries that we like to get to go and take to Forsyth Park for picnicking. It's owned by a French couple and the wife works there full time.

Vinnie Van Go-Go's is a great place for Pizza and beer.

The last time we were there, we took the Got Ghosts ghost tour. The guy who does the tour used to have his own ghost show on tv and gives a really good rundown of the history of Savannah during the tour.

Leopolds has some of the best ice cream that you'll ever have. There's a line, even right before closing.

All of the old squares are really interesting to stroll through. A ton of history.

There's a really interesting model ship museum, Ships Of The Sea Maritime Museum, on MLK (Not a bad part of the city where the museum is.) It has massive model ships.

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We really enjoyed the tour that we went on. He did a great job of talking about the history of Savannah and how it is, quite literally, the city built on it's dead. When they tear up the streets to do work, they still find human remains and stuff. Still human remains buried under the squares and such as well.

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River Street is kind of tourist trappy.

Bonaventure is awesome. Forsyth Park is a good place to hit up. The Mercer Williams house is a must see. It's supposedly haunted too.

Check out Jones Street. It's been voted the most beautiful street in the country. Mrs. Wilkes Boarding Room is there too and has excellent southern food.

Le Cafe Gourmet is a great little French restaurant that has really good sandwiches and pastries that we like to get to go and take to Forsyth Park for picnicking. It's owned by a French couple and the wife works there full time.

Vinnie Van Go-Go's is a great place for Pizza and beer.

The last time we were there, we took the Got Ghosts ghost tour. The guy who does the tour used to have his own ghost show on tv and gives a really good rundown of the history of Savannah during the tour.

Leopolds has some of the best ice cream that you'll ever have. There's a line, even right before closing.

All of the old squares are really interesting to stroll through. A ton of history.

There's a really interesting model ship museum, Ships Of The Sea Maritime Museum, on MLK (Not a bad part of the city where the museum is.) It has massive model ships.

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did not get there in time to book/find a tour, but did walk down jones street a bit on my walk from forsyth park to the river to eat ... took abercorn back to the room ...

beautiful city ...