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Savannah

Food & Drink

Chef Rob Newton dishes on his new coffee shop and the Southern purveyors he relies on

Weekends

Whether you’re after antiques, modern Southern art, or wreckfish headcheese, Georgia’s riverfront gem honors the old and makes way for the new

Gardens

At the Coastal Georgia Botanical Gardens, one Savannah iris gardener cultivates a huge collection of rare and vanishing blooms

Arts & Culture

Five ghost-tour guides share their own brushes with the paranormal

Our Kind of Place

Bring cash (no credit cards!), conversation, and a sense of adventure to the Original Pinkie Masters

Arts & Culture

Now here’s a real scoop: The Savannah, Georgia, staple is celebrating 100 years

Travel

A dozen fresh reasons to visit Georgia’s charming river city

Travel

From Savannah to Nashville, explore some of the South’s best destinations with these insider tips

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Travel

Experience Savannah through the lens of G&G

Land & Conservation

Raptors care for their newborn on Skidaway Island, Georgia

Gardens

Symmetry and surprise blossom side by side in this Georgia garden

Homeplace

A Savannah town house tells its story through Lowcountry treasures

Land & Conservation

Two raptors—and their eggs—maintain a mesmerizing perch on the Georgia coast

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Arts & Culture

Twenty years ago the film adaptation of John Berendt’s best seller Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil hit the big screen. Here are the locations in Savannah where the true story—and filming—unfolded.

Arts & Culture

Go inside the Georgia art and design university’s forty most famous structures around the world

Good Eats

Cheryl and Griffith Day’s before- and after-work haunts

The Whole Hog Podcast

Season 1, Episode 4: Author Bruce Feiler offers a fresh look at the Georgia city. Plus: Sharing secrets on the perfect fried chicken; creating a new brand of Southern pastries

City Portrait

Four locals bringing people together in the Hostess City

City Portrait

Travelers have always flocked to this charm-laden river city, and nowadays there are more reasons to visit than ever

City Portrait

No living museum, Georgia’s colonial capital is charging into the twenty-first century and beyond