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Getting to Know Savannah, GA
Considered by many to be one of the most charming cities in the United States, Savannah exudes Southern hospitality. Whether you are looking for a laid-back coastal vibe, a genteel and refined atmosphere, or a world-class destination for art and culture, the city truly does have it all. As a bustling tourism hub, Savannah boasts wonderful restaurants, shopping centers and nightlife hot spots.

Must-see Savannah Attractions
The most popular way to explore Savannah is on foot, and stopping at some of the historic city squares is an excellent way to get a feel for Savannah's rich history and culture. City Market is the epicenter of Savannah's thriving culinary scene, and the Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) is a must-see for lovers of the visual arts. Savannah also features Forsyth Park, one of the most photographed parts of the city thanks to its white cast-iron fountain. Want to see holdovers from the antebellum South? Book a riverboat cruise to feel like you've stepped back in time.

Neighborhoods in Savannah

Savannah is brimming with beautiful apartment homes, from the upscale suburbs on the westside to the hip coastal communities on the eastside. Before you fall in love with a brand-new apartment, be sure it's in the neighborhood that makes the most sense for your style of living. Here are five of our favorites:

• Midtown: One of the city's hippest communities, Midtown is home to some of Savannah's best retailers and restaurants and plenty of public transit stops.
• Southside: As the city's commercial district, this community just west of the Vernon River offers families a short commute to the area's top shopping centers.
• Whitemarsh Island: Whitemarsh is an affluent area east of downtown with a pristine nature preserve for early morning strolls or evening walks with a pet.
• Wilshire Estates: Home to the Savannah Mall and Armstrong State University, Wilshire Estates is an excellent choice for college students and young professionals.
• Pooler: Ideal for frequent travelers, this western suburb offers affordable apartments in a quiet community near Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport.

Savannah Apartments
Apartments in Savannah, GA range from spacious studios just steps from City Market to three-bedroom apartments that please even the largest families. Using Apartment Guide, you can narrow down the list of properties on the market by including the details that matter to you most, such as covered parking, pet-friendly policies or even short-term rental agreements. With a range of options, you can always find something that fits into your budget in Savannah.

Free Things to Do in Savannah, GA

On the first Friday of every month, take a self-guided tour of the restaurants, art galleries and small businesses in the Starland community, many of which offer complimentary drinks and hors d'oeuvres. In the fall, you can taste the city's best at one of Savannah's fun and free foodie events such as Bacon Fest, Craft Brew Fest, Pin Point Seafood Festival and Shalom Y'all Jewish Food Festival. Want to learn more about "America's Most Haunted City?" Stroll the grounds of Bonaventure Historical Cemetery, one of the country's most beautiful burial grounds.

Savannah for Families with Kids

A contemporary art museum may not seem like an obvious choice for kid-friendly fun, but you might change your mind at the Jepson Center for the Arts. The museum's ArtZeum children's zone offers a range of interactive activities and exhibits perfect for the little ones. For a one-of-a-kind experience, head to the Savannah Children's Museum, an outdoor play zone complete with a maze, a playground, sprinklers and giant building blocks.

Savannah is also home to more than 60 public schools, including the award-winning Savannah Arts Academy magnet school, plus top-notch private and charter schools.

The Natural Beauty of Savannah
Oak trees dripping with Spanish moss dot the area's lush landscape, making Savannah one of the most picturesque places in the South. Find an apartment near Savannah's waterfront to enjoy one of its other major attractions, the rolling Savannah River. The river runs alongside the city before entering the Atlantic Ocean, just minutes from downtown Savannah. Whether you want to watch the sunset with your feet in the sand or watch the sunrise on your early-morning run, you can find a Savannah rental convenient to your favorite pastime. And if it's outdoor sports you're looking for, you can find plenty of baseball, softball and soccer fields within the city limits at green spaces like Daffin Park.

Pet-friendly Savannah

Discover downtown Savannah with your four-legged friend on the Oliver Bentleys Historic Dog Walk Tour, and reward your pet for its good behavior with a free frozen treat at Leopold's Ice Cream.

Getaways from Savannah

Savannah's closest beach is on Tybee Island, but many others are within an easy hour-and-a-half drive. Soak up the sun on St. Simons, Jekyll Island, Cumberland Island and Sea Island, or drive five hours north to the inland beach at beautiful Lake Lanier. For a fun weekend trip, take the family to Walt Disney World® in Orlando, the Georgia Aquarium in Atlanta or the sandy shores of Isle of Palms near Charleston, South Carolina.