Savannah

Savannah does not need skyscrapers, massive resorts, or a packed itinerary to make a trip feel full. The city works differently. Moss-covered squares, historic homes, cobblestone streets, rooftop cocktails, Southern food, River Street, and nights that somehow stretch much later than the city's laid-back personality would suggest all become part of the experience.

For Black travelers, Savannah also carries history that deserves more than a passing mention. Black history is woven throughout the city, from slavery and emancipation to Gullah Geechee culture, Black churches, businesses, neighborhoods, and generations of Black Savannahians who helped shape what the city is today. That history exists alongside the Savannah people come for now: restaurants, nightlife, festivals, architecture, art, and one of the South's easiest cities to simply wander.

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