History buffs, nature fans, and those seeking outdoor recreation will enjoy a visit to Fort McAllister Historic State Park. The historic site is home to the country's best-preserved, Civil War earthwork fortification as well as hiking, biking, kayaking, and more! The Savannah area is rich [...]
Get out into the great outdoors and discover the natural beauty of the South at the Savannah National Wildlife Refuge. Best of all, what seems like a whole different world is just 15 minutes from downtown Savannah and the door our Savannah bed and breakfast. [...]
The Owens-Thomas House, located on the northeast corner of Savannah's Oglethorpe Square, is not only one of the finest examples of English Regency architecture in the country. It's also home to one of the oldest and best preserved urban slave quarters. Telfair Museums has been [...]
Looking for a unique experience plus a little something to take home with you? Look no further than Savannah's Paris Market and Brocante. This fascinating boutique is equal parts European bazaar, curiosity museum, and lifestyle shop. If you enjoy shopping, either the serious kind or [...]
Did you know Savannah that is home to the oldest black church in North America? It's true - the First African Baptist Church predates the formation of the United States by three years! As one of the oldest cities in the country, Savannah is home [...]
If you enjoy browsing shops for unique, vintage items you should plan a day to explore Savannah antiques stores and vintage markets. Our guests are always bowled over by the selection and quality of antiques stores in town - many very close to the inn. [...]
Savannah's Colonial Park Cemetery was established in 1750, when Savannah was still the capital of the British Province of Georgia. The historic grounds served as the city cemetery for more than 100 years, and contain over nine thousand, pre-Civil War graves. Everyone knows about famous [...]
Visit the world's only American Prohibition Museum and travel back in time to the days of anti-alcohol rallies, the 18th Amendment, bootleggers, gangsters, and speakeasies. You can even enjoy a drink in the museum speakeasy! National alcohol prohibition went into effect in the United States [...]
Nature lovers, gardeners, and those seeking peace and beauty will enjoy visiting the Savannah Botanical Gardens, located just minutes from McMillan Inn in Savannah's downtown Historic District. Visitors will find both formal and naturalistic plantings of flowers, herbs, vegetables, ferns, and more. The Savannah Area [...]
Discover a Savannah of the 1730's with a visit to Wormsloe Plantation. The State Historic Site, Georgia's oldest tidewater estate, includes historic tabby ruins, walking trails, costumed interpreters, and more! Wormsloe State Historic Site welcomes you with one of Savannah's most iconic views: a shadowy, [...]
Savannah Golf Championship 2020 is just weeks away, scheduled for the first weekend of April, and promises four days of fantastic pro golf right here in the hostess city. Whether you're a rabid golf fan or just looking for some exciting fun in the sun, [...]
Savannah will once again ring with the joyous sounds of Georgia's largest annual music event, Savannah Music Festival 2020! The popular festival returns March 26th through April 11th, 2020 with artists like Pink Martini, Amythyst Kiah, Bridget Kibbey, Dover Quartet, and Jason Isbell and the [...]
