I recognize that drive out of Orlando. I-4 is forever under construction. The only real "historic" site of note in Orlando. Florida missed out on all the major wars on American soil, which is a good thing don't get me wrong. However we miss out on the historical war sites. That's all right, we have St. Augustine as the end point of the Seminole Wars.

@BigGator5

2 жыл бұрын

We also had a great visit too! I can't wait for your next visit! 😎 👍

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

2 жыл бұрын

Florida is a great state, though. Definitely going to visit St Augustine next time around.

@marknewton6984

Жыл бұрын

Seminole Wars? Ybor City?

Being the oldest city in Georgia, Savannah was the first capital of Georgia as well. I love my city.

@17:00 "There's alot of folks out here today" made me lol because I'm from here and I haven't seen River Street that empty in 30 years lol

This is definitely one of the most beautiful cities in the US. I've been interested in this city, being interested in it's historical aspects, as well as having read and watched "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil". Great job as always!

Again, Savannah's best time to visit is in late March, early April of the fall of the year. The parks are ablaze with azaleas - everywhere is a garden. And there is a wonderful garden tour those months that feature private homes and their gardens. Best places to stay? The DeSota Hilton and the Regency Hyatt House right on the river. I love Savannah. a wonderful walking town.

@ckzf1842

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree ! I live in London , did a “ Gone with the Wind “ tour of the Deep South about 20 years ago - absolutely fell in love ❤ with Savannah ! Must visit again soon 😀

@DefenestrateYourself

11 ай бұрын

The azaleas actually bloom in February not March.

My relatives live in Savannah and also out on Tybee Island 🏝️….a Beautiful Place ❤❤️💙🐺

Absolutely Gorgeous! ❤

My hometown. Loved growing up here

I’ve been living here for years and I can’t imagine being anywhere else :) ❤

One of your best ever Spoda. Thank you.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, David!

Came here from your Kansas City video. Thanks for this. I'm researching a new place to relocate.

great video 5 yrs ago when we stayed at best western in savannah on bay street they charged us 250 per night and whats even more ridiculous an extra 50 per night for parking crummy room crummy breakfast i know savannh is beautiful but we got rained out all 3 days

Thanks for the upload man

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Tasos!!! 😀

I go to Savanna every year for training. Been going since 2013 and it’s still the highlight of my year. Love the history and food there.

Downtown Savannah looks like a chic European City. I like it.

Great views there. Indeed lots of great pubs in the city. Enjoyed your video.

I grew up here. Dueling piano saloon, Savannah Smiles is a lot of fun! I was on the other side of that square when they filmed that scene with Tom.

Always good Spoda, thank you. David

What a gorgeous city! Definitely will have to visit when I visit my family in Alabama.

Brilliant 🤩 Tour as usual guys ❤I’ve recently subbed because your videos rock 🪨🤙

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Welcome aboard! :)

My other home, ❤️❤️❤️, I'm up in Rome Ga, clise to where I'm from, but lived in Savannah for 4 years, best years of my life as far as quality of life, maybe I'll move back soon.

Thank you for the video neat place to come to visit.

i'm fairly new to your channel, but I love the videos I've watched. Great work!!

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, njgman! :)

We love Savanna, been there numbers of times when we snowbird from Connecticut to Florida. There is so much more to see but some bad areas to avoid. Funny, we also stayed at the same GLo Hotel. While it seemed fun when we first got there, most everything else was disappointing and it was not cheap at all. enjoy your travels.

That was an interesting video presentation. Can’t wait to see more 😊

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Awesome! :)

You showed me some beautiful parts of Savanna that I never saw when I was there. What I remember was that it was a dirty town. Thank you for your hard work. Good job.

I like looking at your videos.I can really appreciate my own country Trinidad and Tobago after comparing those places with my island.We have it good where we are.

Okay so, I was just there in Savannah two weeks ago. I live in Florida. Story about the park bench, (took a Segway tour, which I highly recommend), people knowing that it was in the Forrest Gump movie kept taking pieces off of it to take home as souvenirs. So they took that park bench and put it in a museum in Hollywood, and replaced it with another one. Well apparently that one kept getting pieces of it cut off as well because people didn't realize it was a replica, so they put that in the museum there in Savannah. It's a fantastic City and I didn't get to see that much of it and I can't wait to go back!

I have been to Savannah quite a few times. I lived only 2 hrs away. Beautiful,historical city. Riding the tram is definitely worth the price. Then take a couple more days to explore some more. Summer time is extremely hot and humid.

@DaDude912

Жыл бұрын

I’m from Savannah it’s a great place

The bar with the PBR sign has some history , and is a favorite locals hangout.Pinkie Masters is where Jimmy Carter stood on the bar and announced his run for office.

@JohnWright-rl8tk

Жыл бұрын

Shhh... don't want the tourists finding out about Pinkie Masters.

@kat9285

Жыл бұрын

My husband hung out at pinkie masters when he was growing up! That’s a little hole in the wall but a famous icon! I hear about it often!😂😂

Hi Lord, enjoyed your video...

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed!! :)

I wish y'all could have been there in the Spring when everything is in bloom. Great video. Thanks

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

It was still beautiful. :)

@Cally-Lily

Жыл бұрын

@@JoeandNicsRoadTrip Yes it is. I've never visited. Only wished. Thanks for your great video. Can't say that I enjoyed the alleys. 😂

You barely scratched the surface of Savannah. Good video.

Glad you visited my hometown. Next time check out the historic Georgia Railroad Complex

The best walk is down Bull Street from the river to Forsyth Park. Walk the park and then back to Gaston street and take a right to Habersham and back down toward the river.

Awesome place! Ive been to Columbus and Atlanta GA. I hope to visit Savannah next time! 🥰

That's so cute their little statue

Real enjoyable video, loved the old homes they really knew what to do back then. The prohibition museum was very interesting, my grandfather was a moonshiner in northern Canada back in those days. Sure would have liked to have tried some of his shine lol. The city is beautiful, it’s one city in Georgia that I haven’t made it to. Are you going to Atlanta? If so you have to go to the Varsity drive in, it’s really worth going.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

2 жыл бұрын

How cool that your grandfather was a moonshiner! That’s interesting family history. We did go to Atlanta a couple of months ago and did a video on it. Will be going again eventually, though.

Love Savannah. It's a friendly city too. I could not have stayed at that hotel. I am far too claustrophobic!

I live in Bluffton SC 20 mins from Savannah I drive over the talmadge bridge looking over Savannah everyday and See the Sun rise every Saturday morning heading over from SC ! Enjoy

I believe the bench was a prop but later moved to museum

There was a bar called Carrie Nations in Manchester, CT back in the 70s-80s. We used to go there all the time and I never knew who Carrie Nations was!

We were looking to move closer to the coast a year or so ago, and Ga was not on our list (high taxes). We looked in SC at a house, and on that trip we went to Savannah. We ended up on the River Walk and ate at The Olympian (which just got named one of the top 10% best restaurants in the world - don't know about that but it is fantastic) - and we fell in love. Bought a house about an hour away and couldn't be happier. An hour away because we needed a large house with a pool, but it's close enough that we go to Savannah about once a month except in the summer - parking can be hard and well we don't leave our pool.

@6:12 they now have the forest gump bench in a museum now

Joe and Nic, enjoy your road trips, are you planning to visit Charleston South Carolina? Been there twice, Daniel Island with it's new urban vibe is spectacular!

I love this historical

Good stuff

I love it!!!!! I'm on a road trip and in my own chair, you two becareful, such a beautiful couple, keep em coming ( jeckel- island)

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Thank you, Teddy!

@beth952

Жыл бұрын

Did you mean, Jekyll Island? Of course you did.

It's was most likely a cargo ship you heard coming into port, it's the 4th busiest port in the nation. 🙂

My daughter goes to SCAD there. 1st year now It’s the #1 Art college in the US Wish you would of touched on that. That’s why I wanted to see savanna and your video Maybe next time you can if you go back there. 😊

@superodalisque

Жыл бұрын

SCAD is a really important place relative to the flavor of the place and why there are so many galleries that make it a pleasure to walk.

Bless you🥰✌🏽💐😍❤️💕

The tallest building in Savannah is actually Stillwell Towers, but it's not in the historic district. The Hotel DeSoto is and is taller than the building you showed.

Savannah is an interesting city, it reminds me of a smaller New Orleans.

A lovely historic city like see one day

Just getting around to seeing your Savanah. It was great and although I saw many cities and states I never got to seeing them like you. Thanks for taking me along. BTW. How is your Bronco after 20,000-30,000 miles. I was reading that Ford got a bad batch of valves that burn up after only a few hundred miles. Cars just lose compression and power. I think you got a good one.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Savannah is beautiful. It's routinely ranked amongst the most beautiful in the US and the city didn't disappoint when I was there. Our Bronco has performed flawlessly, with zero problems. Its full time 4 wheel drive, and we have driven through blizzards in the Appalachians and Cascades. Not so much as a slip on the road. It's at 39,300 miles right now, and drives the same as it did new. :)

You missed the Pirates House. Yes, real pirates frequented there

24:30 "Well...haha...well ok, she's motioning us to come in for a drink and who knows what else."

First tour of Savannah without one mention of " Midnight In The Garden of Good and Evil " . How was that possible ? Good tour anyway .

@cmd406

Жыл бұрын

That book is the very reason why I wanted to visit Savanna, I wasn't disappointed! 😊

Thanks for the video, you showed me just what I wanted to see. I had taken a quick ride down there last April when I was in Charleston late one afternoon. While I found it beautiful and different than the average American city, and I loved the Spanish moss draping the trees, after a while I found myself feeling almost suffocated by them and wanted to run towards the river so I could breathe! 🥴PS: I had forgotten how Nathaniel Greene outmaneuvered Cornwallis in GA and SC. Of course he's a hero in his (and my) native RI but forgotten he was a hero there as well, where is is buried. I had figured he'd be buried somewhere in South COUNTY, RI, somewhere near the Gilbert Stuart Museum, not Savannah so I was surprised when you showed that statue.

@kennixox262

Жыл бұрын

Savannah is known for its exterior beauty in the historic area while Charleston, no less of a historic or beautiful city unto itself; is better known for the spectacular interiors of its historic homes. Charleston at one time was the wealthiest city in the American colonies and imported a huge amount of furnishings from England. If you have ever seen the staircase in the Nathaniel Russel House, you would know what I mean. Avoid both cities in the heat and humidity during hurricane season. Late October when there are candle lit tours is the best time to go.

@joycelebaron2582

Жыл бұрын

@@kennixox262 Thanks for the info!

You all should have visited Beaufort! 2nd oldest city in South Carolina, halfway between Savannah and Charleston. Beautiful old small downtown. Several movies filmed here including Forest Gump, Prince of Tides, The Great Santini.

@SamtheMan0508

7 ай бұрын

I lived in Mt. Pleasant SC for 11 years and loved visiting the towns in the Low Country. I thought the tidal marshes were beautiful too.I enjoyed my time there and have always loved visiting Savannah.

Before deploying to Afghanistan I had to attend a briefing at Hunter Army Airfield in Savannah. Spent a couple of days in the town and it was quite nice. Love the parks.

My wife is from Jacksonville Florida but she lives in Georgia about 2 hours away from savannah .

It's a little late, but I hope you took a tour!

The Walgreens sign reminded me that when Winston Churchill visited the US during the prohibition years he had his doctor write him a very generous prescription to keep him from going without his whisky.

Savannah's downtown is stunning

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

It really is.

@zerosn1nz

Жыл бұрын

Stunningly dangerous . This place is a Sh!thole

@modifiedjaymill

Жыл бұрын

It’s ok, nothing overly exciting. I’m from Orlando and now I live 45 mins from Savannah and I can tell you, after 2-3 trips downtown to Savannah, its not all that exciting. I would recommend though downtown Augusta, very very beautiful.

@zerosn1nz

Жыл бұрын

@@modifiedjaymill downtown charleston south carolina is nice as well.

@DefenestrateYourself

11 ай бұрын

@@modifiedjaymillNope it’s incredibly beautiful and unique. There’s no other planned city in the world like Savannah. Augusta is homely in comparison. Bless your little heart though

What’s your #1 most beautiful city?

The PBR sign was at the infamous Pinky Masters bar

The tallest building in Savannah is not downtown but on the southside of town. It's called the Stillwell Towers at 20 stories.

Get you a local tour guide like me when you come next time so you can really show these folks the city 😉

Wow y’all love my city Sav Ga aka Cport

Especially when it’s not there door.

I wish that you would have emphasized that Savannah, the historic part, was built around the squares and each square is a respite of beauty of it's 22 remaining squares.

❤ Drury in any state!

The park bench was torn apart by people who wanted memorabilia and they had to take it down. I am from Georgia and Savannah is my favorite right behind St. Simon's and Cumberland island.

@tadduncan8697

Жыл бұрын

Actually the bench was a movie prop and placed in Chippewa square for shooting. After wrapping those scenes the bench was removed and given to the Savannah Historical Society where it remains on display to this day. There was no vandalism of the movie prop and there has never been a bench there in the past or present. I have lived my entire life in Savannah. We're better than that.

@pattyo7009

Жыл бұрын

@@tadduncan8697 Thanks, it's difficult to get some people to understand that. 'specially the locals. My home town, also.

Here in the UK, You wouldn't describe that room as small haha xxJanieDundee

Was that the Sunshine Skyway Bridge near the beginning.

@marknewton6984

Жыл бұрын

Looked like it. Only smaller haha!

PBR is a well loved American beer!

@WanderingWithWanda

Жыл бұрын

also the park bench from Forrest Gump is in the museum here in Savannah and the statue is over looking the city.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

I've drank my fair share, for sure. :)

@marknewton6984

Жыл бұрын

Cheers!

Loved your video . And the alleys are always cool too , if you like to think about those old " churches " reported to have been built in the 1800"s by the horse & buggy crew , check out the work of " Jon Levi , or any of the guys researching Ancient Tartaria. Also Mudflood University . Fascinating stuff , you'll never look at these old buildings the same way again .

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for the great comment, Shelly!

@selfesteem3447

Жыл бұрын

About the Alleys. It's against the law to be in all Alleys, throughout the city WHEN IT'S Dark, this I have verified with the police department. Will get you a $200 fine and straight to jail. THE ANGRY OFFICER TOLD ME ! Citywide - as we have alleys, of course all over, not just downtown. Now is it always enforced? Not exactly, but it is. I guess it depends on what officer catches you in the Alley after dark. I was born and raised here and no one had ever told me. When the angry officer caught me doing this, he actually used the line "ignorance is no excuse for the law". Many, veryyyy many people have told me, as I've worked in the historic district for decades.... (The common time it would be overlooked is when we are inundated with visitors on Saint Patrick's Day,... people are EVERYWHERE downtown at that time). They have told me... "oh yeah, this is serious, not to be taken lightly". These are people (or visitors in Airbnb's) who live in carriage houses and apartments located in the Alleys and HAVE to access them to get to their front doors or when taking their dogs out at night. They have told me how the officers have instructed them that they can ONLY go x amount of feet from their door to let their dog out. As for the daytime, it's still against the law to be in the alleys if you don't live in places where you have to access the alleys. I personally don't go in the alleys unless I'm taking someone home or picking them up who lives there, I stay out of the Ali's I don't use them as shortcuts, all hours of the day. Bc Shady stuff happens in Ally's, is why there's a law. When the officer caught me and he told me what the law was I told him you will never catch me in the alley again, he then he said "are you trying to get smart with me" I said "oh no, I'm just telling you, I didn't know this and now that you told me you will never catch me in the alley again". I think it's really wrong that they don't post it. Other than interviewing people who live in the alleys, and my episode with the officer, and calling the police to verify if, it was just downtown, no one has ever told me this and I've been here for 56 years.

Let me tell you about the way we treat our heroes here... we honor them.. doesn't matter where they come from... this used to be a debtors prison... skin color didn't make you better than anybody in Georgia colony...

I've always loved savannah.i disagree with one thing he said.savannah is the most beautiful city in the city not the second .it's number one.

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Nothing wrong with that. :)

@rafaeltorre1643

Жыл бұрын

Close. Nothing will ever match Charleston. But I accept #2.

@DefenestrateYourself

11 ай бұрын

@@rafaeltorre1643False. Charleston doesn’t have live oaks with Spanish moss nor does it have a planned grid of parks like Savannah. Charleston though pretty doesn’t have the uniqueness or genuine beauty of Savannah. Bless your heart for trying though 😂

I don't find alleys to be that interesting!

@MidnightinSavannah

Жыл бұрын

In a way the alley's are a really good idea. During trash day you don't hundreds of trash cans on the main street but in the alley's behind the businesses and houses. so they do serve a purpose.

Sweepers and city maintain downtown daily Lots of bars and the horses.They literally wash the streets every morning

25:48 🤣kkk ferris wheel 🤣 my son said they look like minions.

The college of Art and Design is right there, so the graffiti is very nice.

👍👍👍

Why on earth wouldn’t the business owners ban together and pay people to clean up that alleyway??

Ha my ex fell off that bench shown in the beginning on the cobblestone street by the river.. st. Paddy's in Savannah .

How funny! The screenshot for this video is the 2 "hobo" drinkers!! And they look like real people 😂😂😂 fascinating

@JoeandNicsRoadTrip

Жыл бұрын

Right!? Amazingly lifelike!! :) That is a cool museum. :)

Second most beautiful after what city? I didn’t see it covered in the video.

Hi what is the most beautiful state in america?

What's the first one??

I fear for your safety walking thru all those alleys.

The room look nice , its just 2 people how much room do you need🤣🤣🤣 ole yeah i forgot, you all sold a large hone👍🏾🤗🌿🍀🌱⚘️

I don’t blame nobody if they don’t want to deal with certain people.

It wouldn't surprise me that somebody probably took that bench after the movie was filmed when they found out about it as a keepsake.

@Swampzoid

Жыл бұрын

The bench was a prop and was taken away after filming.

@DefenestrateYourself

11 ай бұрын

Hilariously ignorant comment 😂

I was stationed there in the US Military back in the late 80's It ws nice then...the waterfront had nice bars and entertainment there is some violence and crime so you have to be careful the city trys to hide it for the tourism.

I don't know why you'd spend so much time videoing dumpsters in alleys, when there is so much to see in Savannah. If you'd turned left; at the Juliette Low House, you'd have been on Bull St. and you could've walked down to Forsyth Park, past some incredible architecture.

@rafaeltorre1643

Жыл бұрын

Try donating and supporting his channel and maybe he will. Also everyone keeps recommending everything out of downtown when its a downtown channel. Maybe its not downtown?

@teresaharris-travelbybooks5564

Жыл бұрын

@@rafaeltorre1643 Bull Sreet is one of the main thoroughfares through historic Savannah, but it's too pretty, I guess. It certainly isn't indicative of how ordinary people live.

@GoodMorningDT

Жыл бұрын

From victory drive to riverstreet is considered downtown historic district. Forsyth park is definitely downtown he missed it but still got other good content

@superodalisque

Жыл бұрын

And completely missed the extraordinary architectural details. But that's not everybody's thing.

@rafaeltorre1643

Жыл бұрын

It seems everyone complaining is strictly complaining about what he missed in their town. Its a downtown channel and every video has this comment. He has nothing to do with how a town looks and even if it is considered downtown, he can’t possibly go everywhere. You can choose to support him or not. But it’s hypocritical to watch and enjoy but when it’s your town to complain about something he didn’t do. Maybe make suggestions for downtown things to do or look for. But don’t suggest suburban lifestyles. That’s why downtowns are falling apart and we need a car to cross a street. Instead of walking 30 seconds and keeping our weight in check and our money in our pocket. But don’t get upset at him for what your city looks like because he didn’t cover the suburbs or go to the zoo or museum which is supposedly a good representation of the city? I would say it’s the opposite. People watch to see the things less seen. Thats his niche that’s gotten him here. And why you watch.

The only thing I know about Savannah Georgia is that my bank account was compromised at 2 Walmarts by people I didn't know. All the way across the United States where I had never been. It took 30 days to get the money back into my account I was lucky.

I was surprised that you didn't talk about the 7600 nuclear bomb that was lost off the coast of Savannah in 1958. It has never been recovered.

Of all the beautiful places in Savannah you could film you go down a dirty alley. Really it’s pretty clean for the back of an active business.