After snapping photographs of
your favorite sidewalk paintings, there is plenty to see and do while visiting Savannah’s
historic district, including tours of the historic downtown and SCAD. SCAD —
widely recognized for adaptive reuse and urban revitalization — is the
centerpiece of Savannah, Georgia, with 70-plus facilities encompassing more
than 2 million square feet
The city of Savannah
offers several of the most
renowned National Historic Landmark Districts in the United States. One of
those districts is the Victorian district, which surrounds Forsyth Park and is
worth a stroll through to see some of the magnificent homes there. Toward the end of the 1800s the
beautiful Victorian District was born due to the overcrowding of the Historic
District. Highly detailed Victorian and Queen Anne Victorian homes, constructed
between 1870 and 1910, were built in a 50-block division. The homes are mainly
regal brick mansions to small craftsmen style cottages. Lined with Spanish
moss-draped towering Live Oaks and Mulberry Trees, touring this area is like
gently strolling back in time. On the Register of Historic Places, Savannah's
Victorian District is full of bed & breakfasts and restaurants. One can find
some nicely priced Victorian homes for sale in this historic Victorian district.
After
viewing some of the beautiful homes in the Victorian district make your way
back towards the
park and enjoy lunch or a cup of coffee on Park Ave where The
Sentient Bean, and Brighter Day Natural Foods host outdoor seating. In addition
Savannah’s Farmers’ Market will be set up in the Forsyth Park parking lot on
Park Ave.
The Sidewalk
Arts Festival starts at 11:00 and goes until 5:00pm and the Farmers Market
starts at 9:00 am and ends around 1:00. It’s a full day of wonderful activities
free and open to the public at historic Forsyth Park on Saturday, enjoy!
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