Savannah, Georgia isn’t tiny, but it packs more history per square foot than most cities manage in entire zip codes.
This coastal city has been collecting stories, architecture, and Spanish moss since 1733, and it’s ready to share all of it with anyone willing to walk a few blocks.
The city’s layout deserves appreciation because someone actually thought about how people would use the space instead of just drawing random streets.
James Oglethorpe designed Savannah with public squares integrated into the grid, creating green spaces before anyone called them that…