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Located just across the river from our hotel, The Savannah International Trade & Convention Center has all the right elements you need for your next meeting or convention. Easy access to the SITCC is available via the Waving Girl Ferry landing adjacent to the Hotel Riverwalk.
International Trade & Convention Center -
Since the early 1700s, City Market has been the social and commercial center of historic Savannah. Located on the original site of the market used by farmers and traders of all kinds to sell their goods and wares, City Market offers the best of what is old and what is new in Savannah.
City Market -
Savannah's City Hall, a monument to the progressive spirit of the City of Savannah during the early 1900s, reflects the community's prosperity with 'a building for a century to come'. In the century since then, City Hall has served the local government and the community faithfully.
City Hall -
The Mercer-Williams House Museum, open to the public for tours, is located at the southwest end of Monterey Square. The house was the scene of the shooting death of Jim Williams' assistant, Danny Hansford, a story that is retold in the novel Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil.
Mercer-Williams House Museum -
Forsyth Park, located in Savannah's historic district, features walking paths, a café, a children's play area, a Fragrant Garden for the blind, tennis courts, basketball courts, areas for soccer and Frisbee, and a spectacular fountain.
Forsyth Park Fountain -
Rent a bike and enjoy navigating Savannah's downtown streets instead of having to rent, drive or park a car.
Ellis Square CAT Bike Share -
Located in Franklin Square next to City Market, the Haitian Monument is dedicated to Haitians that fought in the American Revolution.
Haitian Monument -
The historic yet state-of-the-art Trustees Theater has hosted some of the biggest names on screen and stage since 1946. The Savannah College of Art and Design acquired the theater in 1989. It now features nostalgic movies, Savannah Film Fest screenings and Savannah Music Festival concerts.
SCAD's Trustees Theater -
Walk along the Savannah River, where you can stop for a bite at a number of restaurants, or simply enjoy the scenery as you head towards the adjoining River Street, just a short distance away.
River Walk
