Savannah, GA - Your "to do" list.

Go to Fort Pulaski and do the tour. Well worth the time and I am not a Civil War geek by any stretch.

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Fort Jackson is an army base in Columbia SC. I do recommend Fort McAllister in Richmond Hill, just south of Savannah.

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Had forts mixed up I believe.

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Going to Savannah soon

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The first time we went to Savannah we did the Old Town Trolley tour and that's a good way to see and hear about historical and interesting places. That was not long after the book Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil came out and the driver pointed out places associated with that as well.

Don't know when "soon" is but if it is March the azaleas might be blooming in Bonaventure Cemetery. It's worth going to even if they are not in bloom. This was March 25.
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The Pie Society is a British Bakery and they have sweet and savory items. They may have remolded recently and the complete name now may be The Little Crown by Pie Society. We always like to check it out. It's at the corner of Jefferson and W. Bryan.

Tybee Island is not too much farther than Fort Pulaski. We ate lunch at CoCo's sunset Grille and it was good. We had seafood.
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Wormsloe is also worth a visit. We were there about a year ago. It takes a few hours to see. There is not much there but history and the Live Oak lined entrance.
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The Homewood Suites by Hilton has a roof top bar. If it is not too cold to sit out there you might see a nice sunset.

Next time we're there I think we'll go the National Museum of the Mighty Eighth Air Force and eat at Coreleone's Ttrattoria. We tried to eat there last year but it was crowded and the wait was long.

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If it is open have a drink at The Grey.

Def do the Squares tours on Segways they touch on the Cemetary . The night time haunted tour is very good as well. Treylor Park a must do. Masks were for indoors only .If you go to Tybee I recommend the Crab Shack . Very good low country boil and their craft beer is excellent. Have fun

I'll report back after the trip and bump it

we did a walking tour with Savannah Dan - the kids were young then and both still talk about how much they enjoyed him. Nice little town, but I don't think you can sped more than a day or so in the actual town..

Lots of good rooftop bars there in addition to Sorry Charlie’s. The Perry Lane Hotel, the Cotton Sail hotel, The Bohemian, and a couple in the Plant Riverside district come to mind.

Do a food tour. It incorporates history and walks around town. Small group when I went ...like 6 to 8 folks. It was great.

We did the Sorrel Weed tour one night plus the additional walk around town after the house. Same guide will take you. The Sorrel Weed house was creepy but fun.

We stayed at Marshall House. Good historic hotel. Central location. Hard to beat. Had free happy hour with wine/champagne each night in the lobby.