Georgia

Savannah's National Historic Landmark District is the largest such district in America. It includes James Oglethorpe's original city plan of 1733, featuring 24 park-like squares surrounded by an orderly grid of streets and buildings.

Built as a Colonial mansion for James Habersham, Jr., The Olde Pink House was the Georgian Tea Room in the 1930s-40s and is now an upscale restaurant with a cellar bar called Planter's Tavern.

The Massie Common School House was completed in 1856 to educate poor children. Today, it is a museum of Savannah history and architecture called the Massie Heritage Center.

Originally established in 1733, the Congregation Mickve Israel is a Reform Jewish synagogue built in the Gothic Revival style (unusual for synagogues) in 1878.

Located in an 1854 building near Johnson Square, The Fitzroy offers "Australian-inspired elevated pub food," small plates, and cocktails in an industrial-chic interior and open-air rooftop.

Opened in 2023, Agatha's is a tiny café celebrating the 1920s and 30s with cozy furniture and Agatha-Christie-inspired decor.

Constructed sometime after 1900, the Crystal Beer Parlor was a grocery store, then a speakeasy visited by Al Capone, and now a family-friendly bar and restaurant that has become a local institution.

Occupying an Irish grocer's house of 1854, b. Matthew's Eatery is a bistro on Bay Street near the Savannah River. Restored in 2012, it serves hearty Southern food in a cozy atmosphere of exposed brick and wood furnishings.