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Welcome to Savannah.com! Savannah serves as an ideal place to visit any time of year, but the sultry months of July and August provide the perfect summertime setting. Cool off this summer on Tybee Island, better known as “Savannah’s Beach,” and enjoy miles of public beaches, a charming fishing pier, fresh seafood, quaint shops, water sports and, of course, old-fashioned Southern hospitality. You’ll also want to explore a wide range of boutiques and cafes tucked beneath the city’s shady canopy of trees in the city’s National Landmark Historic District. Since its founding in 1733, Savannah has greeted visitors warmly, sharing its history, beauty and charm with people from near and far. Discover the carefree magic of summer in Georgia’s First City and enjoy every moment in Savannah!

Savannah Spotlights

"Broadway Style Musical Productions" at the Savannah Theatre
4 Musical Productions for the 2008 Season, which consist of Hooray for Hollywood, Return to the 50's, The Beat Goes On & A Christmas Tradition. The #1 downtown entertainment extravaganza with popular music and professional choreography. http://www.savannahtheatre.com
 
Oceanfront Cottage Rentals, LLC invites you to beautiful Tybee Island! Oceanfront Cottage Rentals, LLC invites you to beautiful Tybee Island!
Only 18 miles from Historic Savannah, with 7 miles of unspoiled safe beaches. Indulge yourself in a beautifully furnished home ( 1-6 Bedrooms ) many with pools, hot tubs and Jacuzzis. Call today 800-786-5889. http://www.oceanfrontcottage.com
 
Savannah's Best Sightseeing Tour! Savannah's Best Sightseeing Tour!
Old Town Trolley Tours® of Savannah – The “Original” On & Off Trolley Tour! All aboard Savannah’s Most Popular Tour! Trolleys depart at least every 20 minutes. http://www.trolleytours.com/savannah
 
 

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  • STREET BEAT The Georgia Historical Society in Savannah recently earned a $75,000 grant from the National Historical Publications and Records Commission to help make historic papers from prominent Savannah residents available to ......
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