Savannah Waterfront

It is situated along the Savannah River, Savannah's generally rich River Street once filled in as the area where numerous stockrooms stood 200 years prior amid the time when cotton was best. On account of the yellow-fever pestilence and the subsequent isolate in the mid 1800s, the zone was deserted for over 100 years.

In the 1970s, the River Street and its 200-year-old cobblestones were rediscovered, driving city organizers and nearby landowners to change the area and its unfilled distribution centers into the enthusiastic and energizing Savannah River waterfront zone you see today.

With in excess of 80,000 square feet, the some time ago surrendered distribution centers of River Street house more than 70 organizations, including workmanship exhibitions, eateries, shops, and considerably more. Since its repair, River Street has turned into an occupied and prominent vacation spot.