Here's how we spent day one in Savannah, Georgia.

Here's how we spent day one in Savannah, Georgia. Of course we had to get up early and spend some time at the Forsyth Park. This place was unbelievably stunning. Then we got on the Old Town Trolley Tour, which this was really informational and really fun to do. You get to learn about the history of Georgia. It's honestly so convenient and very relaxing. For brunch we went to Collin's Quarters. Their menu was so fun. Me and my mom both got a Benedict and my dad got hot fried chicken and waffles. Mine was very good, it had smoked salmon on it. My mom had bulgogi and kimchi on hers. Next we took the trolley again and went to River Street. Me and my dad literally saw a dolphin right here too. Next we went to the Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist. This place is unbelievably so gorgeous, I can't even describe it. And then right across the road there's Mirabelle Savannah which we grabbed a coffee. And then we had to walk the famous Jones Street. And by this time we were pretty tired. But we got to the Olde Pink House and I have to agree. They restored an old house to be a restaurant. I got salmon, my mom got flounder and then my dad and sister got fried chicken. After our meal we explored the whole house which is kind of awkward but definitely worth it. The house was originally 4,000 square feet but they expanded it to 12,000 square feet. The underground was this amazing tavern, great for date nights I'd say and they had a guy playing piano. You can come down here and have drinks. The ambiance is just amazing. I could talk about it all day. Not to mention the photo opportunities on the outside is amazing as well. Next we also went to the famous Leopold's Ice Cream. We're just checking off all boxes this day. Highly recommend. And then to end our night as if we didn't do enough that day, we did a Ghosts and Gravestones tour. We got to tour inside of two places. This was the Low House. Two of his wives died in this house. Ooh, scary. And then this was the Chandler on River Street. We will be here all week so follow for more.