A breathtaking slice of nature loaded with enchanting history and beautiful homes in the Historic District downtown; many of which are flanked by gorgeous squares. Savannah, also known as the hostess city located in southeastern Georgia is famous for its beautiful lush parks and manicured squares. One of the most visited attractions in Savannah is Forsyth Park which is famous for its cast-iron fountain. The park has a playground for kids, basketball courts, athletic field, tennis courts, and a spray pool. Another famous attraction in Savannah is Chippewa Square also known as “Forrest Gump Square” where the famous bus stop scenes were filmed with Tom Hanks sitting on the bench telling his life story to strangers.

Nature and history are not the only attraction in our historic city. The shopping scene in this charming little city is also something to talk about. The southern charm continues to radiate from old mansions, tree-shaded cobblestone streets and restored historic areas like the City Market. Residents of Savannah, GA, and even travelers enjoy the gorgeous souvenir shopping scene around the cobblestone streets overlooking Savannah River on River Street. And if you want to see more options to splurge on, there’s no better place to go than Broughton Street where big brands such as Kate Spade, Marc Jacobs, other retailers like H&M, Banana Republic, and J. Crew are found, just to name a few. You can also stop for some delicious ice cream at our “famous” Leopold’s Ice Cream, which is also located on Broughton Street and is highly sought after by the locals and tourists.

Savannah, GA was named one of the top food cities in the South, by Southern Living Magazine, in its’ article; “The South’s Best Food Cities 2020,” by Zoe Denenberg [March 10, 2020.]^[1] because of its prosperous food and distillery scene. The Grey is absolutely the city’s treasure. Featured in Netflix’ Chef’s Table, The Grey offers Port City Southern food—Chef Mashama Bailey’s take on southern comfort food. With a cool ambiance of a resurrected old greyhound bus station, this place gets packed so it’s safe to have a reservation before dropping by.

Once upon a time, bootlegging was big in the South especially during Prohibition when gas pumps in the city dispensed whisky instead of fuel. Well, we certainly don’t know if that actually happened, but if it did, this probably must have been the reason why Savannah is also called “party town”. This city has been known for its spirits, and this time, we are not talking about the haunting by, but the distilled ones. Ghost Coast Distillery offers a generous selection of drinks from cocktails to liquor. With an eclectic and modern vibe, this  place is also a perfect spot to chill and have fun.

There are three major healthcare facilities that deliver quality care in Savannah, GA. They are Memorial Healthcare Center, the St. Joseph’s/Candler Health System. Which includes The St. Joseph’s Hospital Campus, as well as Candler Hospital. Memorial University Medical Center, recognized for America’s 100 Best Hospitals for Spine Surgery Award^[1] is the region’s only Level 1 trauma center, and the only children’s hospital. Their services include heart care, cancer care, orthopedic surgery, labor and delivery, spine care, weight loss surgery, general surgery, and vascular surgery. MUMC also has the city’s Mercer University School of Medicine.

St. Joseph’s/Candler of Savannah, GA  is a non-profit health system comprised of two of the oldest operating hospitals in the United States. They offer comprehensive services and state-of-the-art medical technologies. Their services include women’s and children’s services, cancer care, cardiovascular care, neurosciences, orthopedics, and other disease specialties.

Savannah is comprised of some of the best public and private schools. If you’re a parent and would love to know the best public elementary schools in the area, Esther F. Garrison School of Visual and Performing Arts is an above average, public school located in Savannah, GA that focuses on empowering learners to be successful and foster a creative outlook in an interactive environment. It ranks number one in Savannah’s Best Public Elementary School^[1] according to niche.com.

Another great public elementary school in Chatham county is Jacob G. Smith Elementary School. It ranks second in Savannah’s Best Public Elementa^[1]ry School with over 500 students in grades PK, K-5 and a student-teacher ratio of 13 to 1. There are a host of private schools available as well. Please do not hesitate to reach out to us for more information on the schools in the areas that you may be looking in.