Georgia’s Captivating Cities – Savannah & Atlanta

Tour Dates: March 26-31, 2025
Tour Arrival: Wednesday, March 26, 2025 – Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport (SAV)
Tour Departure: Monday, March 31, 2025 – Depart from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) to Louisville
Cities/Towns Visited: Savannah and Atlanta

Savannah
Forsyth Park, known for its iconic fountain, is ideal for visiting farmer’s markets, festivals, and leisurely strolls. Tours in Savannah include everything from learning authentic African American history-shedding light on the formerly enslaved to viewing some of America’s oldest architectural gems such as the Davenport and the Mercer Williams Homes. The other- worldly feel of Bonaventure Cemetery and stories told about centuries old mansions is just one reason Savannah is known for its haunted allure. Horse-drawn carriage rides allow visitors to be swept away in the ambiance and warmth of Savannah.

Atlanta
Atlanta’s world-class attractions, Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, Georgia Aquarium, National Center for Civil and Human Rights, and World of Coca-Cola, provide visitors with unforgettable adventures. Atlanta Civil Rights History Tour delves into the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and highlights the city’s crucial role during the civil rights movement. Wander through Atlanta’s eclectic in-town neighborhoods and discover a tapestry of diverse culinary delights and unique local charm.

Destination Highlights:

Savannah “A Modern City with Southern Charm”
Savannah, Georgia is a beautiful historic city boasting stunning antebellum architecture, vibrant arts, and Southern hospitality at its best. In 2024 Travel & Leisure magazine ranked Savannah the 3rd best city to visit in the United States. Culture and culinary enthusiasts, history buffs, artists, and beach lovers will find that there is always something new to discover in Savannah!

Atlanta
While Atlanta is sprawling with towering buildings made of glass and steel, it is often referred to as The City in the Forest covered in urban tree canopy and dotted with expansive green spaces. The city continues to catch the attention of the world’s leading travel experts. Money Magazine included Atlanta on its Best Places to Travel list for 2023 while naming the city as one of the best places to live in the United States. From arts and culture to music and cuisine, Atlanta is full of multi-cultural opportunities for everyone.

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Culinary

Savannah
Savor Southern tradition at Mrs. Wilkes’ Dining Room, known for its communal tables overflowing with traditional Southern fare like fried chicken, collard greens, and homemade biscuits. The Pirates House, dating back to 1753, is steeped in maritime legend, once serving as a haunt for seafarers and linked to tales from Robert Louis Stevenson’s “Treasure Island.” For a modern twist, Husk re-interprets the region’s bounty with dishes created using local ingredients that combine a sense of Southern familiarity and surprise in each dish. Known for seafood, raw bar, meats, and seasonal vegetables. With award winning restaurants on every corner, Savannah is a foodie’s paradise.

Atlanta
Atlanta’s culinary scene is vibrant with 45 MICHELIN-recognized restaurants, five of which have earned a coveted MICHELIN star. The city boasts everything from upscale gourmet cuisine and progressive variations of Southern staples to local, chef-driven restaurants and bustling food halls. Whether you’re looking for a true Southern experience with fried chicken or authentic international cuisine, you will be greeted with open arms wherever your Atlanta dining experience takes you.

Arts and Culture

Savannah
Known as a hub for creativity, Savannah is home to SCAD (Savannah College of Art and Design) which offers its own Museum of Modern Art and showcases buildings throughout the city. Art lovers enjoy the renowned Telfair Academy which includes fine and modern art museums as well as the Owens-Thomas House. Savannah has a multitude of eclectic local art galleries and shops.

For unique cultural experiences nothing compares to Savannah’s famous cobblestoned River Street with its various restaurants, shops, and broad boardwalk to stroll along the Savannah River. After a stop at Savannah’s famous candy kitchen for praline, the Plant Riverside District is an excellent site for rooftop bars, live music venues, and art installations.

Atlanta
As the cultural capital of the South, Atlanta offers a variety of entertainment options to appeal to visitors. Atlanta is the home to The Woodruff ArtsCenter, the country’s third-largest arts campus, comprised of the High Museum of Art, Alliance Theater, and Atlanta Symphony Orchestra. Atlanta’s arts scene spreads well beyond the city’s world-class venues as a new wave of visual art installations and street murals have rolled in. These works of art adorn parks, walls, tunnels, and walkways with color, jumpstarting Atlanta’s independent artist’s scene. The city’s roots also dig deep into its cultural past with historic events including Civil War battles, the birth of the civil rights movement, and the Centennial Olympic Games.

Neighborhoods

Savannah
Each of Savannah’s iconic neighborhoods tells a story. Find landmarks on every corner in the Historic Landmark District, the hub of downtown Savannah. Stroll through 22 park squares, and explore museums, monuments, restored 18th-century homes, boutiques, and more than 100 restaurants. Join a ghost tour, take a ferry ride on the Savannah River, and soak up the beauty of Savannah’s stunning homes and cobblestone streets. Other areas include The Moon River District, home to the Wormsloe Historic Site known for its ancient live oak trees, and Tybee Island, Savannah’s local beach retreat!

Atlanta
Atlanta is a vibrant urban oasis known for its Southern hospitality. The city serves as a multi-cultural haven for residents and visitors alike with a landscape made up of nearly 45 in-town neighborhoods. Explore miles of the city on Atlanta BeltLine, the multi-use trail that connects many of the charming intown neighborhoods. Atlanta BeltLine is a sustainable redevelopment project that provides miles of pedestrian-friendly transit. Visitors can easily transition from neighborhoods and greenspaces all while experiencing Atlanta’s diverse culture, historic architecture, and unique attractions.

With so much to see and do in Savannah and Atlanta, we cannot wait to begin the conversation.

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