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If only every city planner had the foresight of Savannah’s 18th-century founder, James Oglethorpe. His legacy—21 garden-filled public squares ringed by antebellum town houses—is a model of Southern grace.
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Steps from City Market, the only southeastern outpost of the Hyatt’s stylish Andaz brand showed up in September 2012, bringing w
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At the Ballastone Inn, an Italianate mansion three blocks from the waterfront, rooms have canopied poster beds and mahogany armoires.
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The tablecloths are made from newspapers and the steamed oysters and Low Country basket—shrimp, potatoes, corn—are ideal for two.
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don’t miss the Jepson Center for the Arts, a contemporary-art space by Israeli architect Moshe Safdie.
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