FLIGHTS TO SAVANNAH, GA

Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV)

Savannah moves at an easier pace. Massive oak trees form a canopy over park walkways so you can stroll in the shade on a warm afternoon, or sit on a sun-dappled porch swing to sip sweet tea and bite into a fresh Georgia peach. These simple pleasures are the marks of a Southern city that's true to its roots.

Take a Stroll in Savannah

No matter what you have on your agenda, you'll soon learn that in Savannah you can wander your way there. Savannah is dotted with historic public squares with specific histories all their own, so take time to get to know them and the shops that sit around their perimeters. Be sure to visit Johnson Square, the city's first square, dating back to 1733. The public mill and oven were located here, and it was the site of the earliest church as well as the Savannah Bank Building, the city's first skyscraper.

With all this history comes plenty of lore and legend. Give yourself the chills with a haunted tour of the city to visit spooky spots like the Colonial Park Cemetery or the Pirates' House, a historic restaurant and the oldest standing building in the state.

Local bookstores like The Book Lady Bookstore offer rare books and plenty of comfy places to settle in to crack open an early edition of your favorite classic. In the mood for art? The Savannah College of Art & Design — with 7.000 art students — sells works at ShopSCAD so you can take home a little piece of Savannah inspiration.

And no trip to the South is complete without good, old-fashioned Southern cooking. Mrs. Wilkes's Boarding House is a must-taste destination with a family-friendly atmosphere. For dessert, try the local favorite: the legendary Leopold's Ice Cream shop owned by founder Peter Leopold's youngest son and film producer Stratton Leopold.

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