Better known for its rich Southern heritage, Savannah, Georgia, also has deep Irish roots.
The Hostess City of the South celebrated its firstSt.
Patricks Dayparade in 1824 and has continued to do so every March 17 for the past 201 years.
The waters of Forsyth Park Fountain in Savannah, Georgia is dyed green every year for St. Patricks Day.Credit:rustyl3599/Getty Images
The history of St. Patrick’s Day festivities in Savannah predates Georgia itself.
The parade begins at the Basilica, runs through Savannahs historic district, and ends near Forsyth Park.
The citys famous fountains will flow green, and plenty of emerald-colored beer will be available throughout the city.
Alternatively, thePerry Lane Hoteland the brand-new,Ann Savannahwill put you in the heart of the merrymaking.
