Fall in love with Savannah, Georgia, the beautiful Hostess City of the South. Whether you are here for business or pleasure, Savannah and its surrounding areas offer more than enough to satisfy any need. Care for some fine dining? We've got you covered, with all types of cuisine, from formal, to casual to catering! Our historic and ghost tours cannot be beat. Maybe you want to have more fun on the water. Savannah offers marinas, boat tours and some of the best beach walking this side of the Southeast. Finally, whether you are searching for a pub, or for a new place to relocate, you can find your information here at Key to Savannah.

Great Things To Do In Savannah
Come to City Market for hot wings, swinging blues or a carriage ride. The City Market is a place that has a little bit of everything for everyone. The Telfair Museum of Art is the oldest art museum in the South. The Jepson Center for the Arts is the newest addition to the Telfair. It boasts 14,000 square feet of exhibition and studio space. Forsyth Park was the first large park built in Savannah, and has served as a backdrop for a wonderful Hollywood movie. It's a beautiful place, has two playgrounds for children and consists of 30 acres.

Ten Ways to Enjoy Savannah
Look at the hidden gardens
Wrought iron gates, gray brick walls and lush flora are what you will find at some of the garden spots around Savannah, whether you are at the Hidden Gardens, or at our famous Forsyth Park. Even in the Historic District, you will find that some of the most beautiful homes are adorned with charming plant life.

Ride across the River in style
The Savannah River is exciting, especially when you are taking a casino or dinner cruise. Just taking the water ferry from River Street over to the Westin Resort might even land you a few dolphin sightings.

Take in beautiful Forsyth Park
Commissioned by General James Oglethorpe and created with French design influences, this park has become one of the grand focal points of the city. It’s big and beautiful enough for walkers, runners, and bird watchers alike.

Check out the Hollywood film locations
The Gift, The Legend of Bagger Vance, Forces of Nature, Glory, Forrest Gump, The Gingerbread Man, Midnight in The Garden of Good and Evil… the list goes on.

See what the antique shops have to offer
You can find an assortment of fine antique shops in Savannah. Some are slightly dusty, and some are so off the beaten path, you’ll have a first-rate assortment of gifts to take home.

See where some Savannahians are “resting”
Whether you are an amateur ghost hunter, history buff, or just want a little peace and quiet, there are several cemeteries here to visit. Reading the grave markers or strolling during the late evening can be a treat if you aren’t too scared.

Take a stroll just like the cotton merchants did back then
The style is Romanesque and the shops are filled! Take a stroll along Factor’s Walk just along Bay St. and find distinctive shops and fun diversions.

Go “Bed and Breakfast” in style
Cozy, private and luxurious are a few words to describe Savannah’s array of Bed and Breakfast Inns. Some feature history, some feature style and others feature plain old comfort.

Beach walking is not for wimps
Leave your laptop, and bring your swimsuit! Relaxation can be a scary concept for workaholics. Do you dare set foot on this beautiful beach, and watch your worries float away in the sea foam? Tybee Beach is a cornerstone of outdoor fun in the Savannah low country.

The Old Plantation awaits you
Wormsloe Plantation Historical Site is beautiful and you will love experiencing the wild sublimity of it. There are many events held during the year, and is open most days throughout the year.