City Market Review

The river street has many great places to stay, shop, eat, and have fun. Stay the weekend in one of the riverfront hotels like the Marriott. I would recommend going to the Brew Pub just of of river street and get a in jar cheesecake.

A tourist resort city in Georgia. The first photograph is the airport, which has characteristics in design and makes people feel both modern and classical. There are many hotels with a long history here. The second three or four are Marshall House, where we live. Bed wardrobe bathrooms are old-fashioned European style East East East, very historical. Fifth to ninth are street views and famous Savannah River views. It happened that a 120-storey Hong Kong cargo ship was passing slowly. There are many old hotels and bars along the river. In February, many Americans came on holiday. Looking at them, they feel relaxed and comfortable. Savannah's honey and chocolate are very famous. We bought them and tried them, and they were really good. There's also an ice cream shop with a hundred-year-old store. People are so popular that they have to queue up to buy them at any time. Another major feature of the city is that it is the location of Savannah Campus of SCAD Savannah School of Art and Design. The last three pictures are the cinema of the school, the teaching building of a college and the student dormitory. It is estimated that this is why there is a strong artistic and classical atmosphere everywhere.

There are many monuments commemorating historical figures here. You can also sit under the big oak tree and rest. There are many people walking. This place is beautiful and quiet. People are very friendly. There are many historical buildings.

Overall a very good experience, there may be more interesting ways to play, I hope to continue to explore next time.

The old town's commercial streets are part of the old buildings, part of the old streets, located in the second part of the Savannah stroll area. The buildings themselves are OK. The small pedestrian streets can reserve carriages for sightseeing.