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I think the most disappointing thing about tourist cities is that they take full advantage of visitors. They also need to clean up the homeless people. Even though Paula deen's restaurant is extremely high I think it is still the best value for restaurants.

Loved the museums, hop on hop off trolley was very informative, the squares were wonderful and the statues. Refreshing to see a town that treasures it's history and doesn't try to dismantle it.. go to Clarys, but avoid the well known names. Best restaurant was small Mexican place. Regretfully didn't make note of name. The free DOT bus was great for getting to waterfront area

Savannah is a great place to visit. It has historic charm along with friendly people. There are restaurants and shops wherever you decide to stay. We especially like the Riverboat cruise, we have been before but wanted to take our 90-year-old Mom. She truly enjoyed it. We have been on the tour trolly, we love to hear what made Savannah. We also come to be with family.

Lovely, charming city with lots of history. Stay downtown to get the most out of the sightseeing. Recommend: Savannah Coffee Roasters cafe, Gryphon Tea Room, Fiddler's oyster bar on River St., must try Leopold's ice cream. Very easy to walk around town, do try their dot connect free shuttle, Forsyth loop. Must see Forsyth Park, enjoy the many squares.

Broughton Street offered lots of quaint shops to look through. There are lots of different cuisines as well. Walking on River Street was really nice. There were quite a few places to eat on River Street, but not lots of shopping. Broughton Street offered more for shopping, but both areas made for nice walks. The two favorite places to eat were The Pirate House and The Common (more upscale and $$). The BEST was the mixology class we took in a Speakeasy! There were quite a few homeless in both areas, but that usually comes with a larger city, just be prepared.

We enjoyed the historic buildings. Lots of options for restaurants and we found most to be affordable. Be prepared to walk, you really don't need a car while there. We took the land and sea tour which provided a lot of information and history of the town. We also did a walking ghost tour which also provided history. If you haven't read Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil it is a nice one to read after you have visited the city and recognize all of the places mentioned. This would especially be fun with a group of ladies because there is a lot of shopping on Broughton St. that we didn't do because my husband is not a shopper. Make sure to visit Wormsloe Historic Site while you are there.