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Twin City Top Ten
Built along the confluence of the Mississippi, the Minnesota, and the St. Croix rivers, the twin cities of Minneapolis and St. Paul offer twice the fun, twice the options, and twice the opportunity for adventure. Whether you’re searching for educational attractions for a student trip or you’re celebrating a graduation and looking to blow off…
Owens-Thomas House
Owens-Thomas House The Owens-Thomas House is a national historic landmark in Savannah, a historic house built in 1819 turned museum in the late 20th century. This home, one of the finest examples of English Regency architecture in the United States, was designed by architect William Jay and family-owned. Today it is owned by Telfair Museums,…
Fort James Jackson
Fort James Jackson With an obvious namesake, Fort James Jackson opened in 1811 in its Tybee Depot location. Located just minutes from downtown Savannah, this restored 19th-century fort is located along the Savannah River and was first created by architect William McRee. This National Historic Landmark serves as the oldest standing brick fort in the…
Pin Point Heritage Museum
Pin Point Heritage Museum For just over a century the Gullah/Geechee community lived fairly isolated from society, on the scenic banks of Moon River just south of Savannah. The community was founded by local Freedmen, a society that found family, religion, and works to be the most important aspects of life. In this enclave, there…
Mickve Israel Temple
Mickve Israel Temple Welcome to the Mickve Israel Temple, the third oldest Jewish Congregation in the United States! Built in 1733, just a few years after the colony of Georgia was established, this congregation has seen over 280 years of rich Savannah history. Under the Union for Reform Judaism, this historic temple was built in…
Savannah Historic District
Savannah Historic District Welcome to the largest urban U.S. National Historic District, a celebrated area of over 20 city blocks located in the heart of one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Here your group will be able to stroll along cobblestone streets, marvelously manicured gardens and stunningly gorgeous oak-shaded parks. This district…
Tubby’s Seafood River Street
Tubby’s Seafood River Street Located just directly above the heart of River Street your group will find one of the best places to get fresh seafood in Savannah, Tubby’s Seafood/Tank House! This all-day seafood joint is the proud owner of a large, diverse menu, scenic year-round balcony seating, excellent river and tanker views, and mood-setting…
Walters Art Museum
Walters Art Museum Baltimore’s premier educational institution, the Walters Art Museum is one of the few museums in the world to present a panorama of art that ranges from the third millennium B.C. to the 20th century. The Walters Art Museum has fascinating treasures such as mummies, armor, old master paintings, and art nouveau jewelry…
Sail Into History on the Georgia Queen Riverboat
Step Aboard Savannah’s Famous Riverboat Get ready for a fun and memorable adventure aboard the Georgia Queen Riverboat in Savannah! This beautiful riverboat gives students a chance to explore the city from the water while enjoying amazing views and fascinating stories. As the boat travels along the Savannah River, students can relax, take photos,…
Best Science Museums
Whether it’s for educational student groups or a fun side trip for vacationers, science museums gather in visitors by the millions annually. Although there are thousands of museums in the United States, only a handful have the distinction of being the best. Below, several hand picked science museums have been ranked according to what they…
Savannah City Market
Savannah City Market Since the early 1700s, Savannah’s City Market has been an absolute hub of commercial and social interaction, playing a huge role in the city’s economic and cultural history. In 1985 the area was reinvented, warehouses and shop fronts adjacent to Ellis Square restored meticulously. This four-block location is today a successful mixed-use…
Dolphin Magic Tours
Dolphin Magic Tours Captain Derek Brown began Dolphin Magic Tours in 1999, a humble beginning operation that has grown into a both local and tourist loved Atlantic enterprise. The tours take place aboard a 41 foot twin-turbo diesel which seats 48 people. Your group will board this boat from the heart of River Street and…
