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Savannah is a port and tourist city on the Atlantic coast of Georgia. Savannah is also the host city of the 1996 Summer Olympics sailing competition in Atlanta! Savannah City was founded in 1733, the capital of Georgia Province, the British colony, and later became the first state capital of Georgia. Savannah is named after the Savannah River and its origins are also from the bank. Today, walk to the Savannah River to see the Bund. Keep the old road, the riverside cargo ship sculpture, look at the suspension bridge between Georgia and South Carolina, the old power plant remodeled showroom, the old tools on the wall for visitors to visit, to each house trestle bridge.

South Carolina's most famous tourist city. It was built in 1670, earlier than the time of the founding of the United States. The population is less than 130,000, but in 2019 it received 7.2 million tourists. For 17 consecutive years, it was ranked first in the United States for tourism and leisure cities and 12th in the world. The number of tourists has dropped by 64% since the epidemic. Look at the point: The oldest house in the city was built in 1694. The ancient oak trees everywhere in the city are matched with enchanted moustache, the sea-crossing bridge, the various painted 18th century old houses, and the front-line battlefield forts during the American Civil War.

The river street is a great place for shopping and getting in to the local vibe. I would recommend going to the candy shop on the street. Stay at the Marriott Riverfront Hotel to have great river views like I did.

Eat, drink and play one-stop, a good place for leisure and entertainment 👍

I love this street! From the riverside candy store to many great restaurants, come see this wonderful city! You can see any ships that pass by. Many hotels line the street to chose from.