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Between the two Georgian cities of Atlanta and Savannah, which of these two popular southern cities do you consider the most exciting, unique in architecture, culture and food, has the most things to do, and is just an overall great place to live? Please tell why you feel this way, too.
Better location and not as big so there probably wouldn't be as much traffic and the quality of life seems much better due to it being smaller but not too small. I've never been to Savannah or Atlanta so I'm going from what I've seen on television.
Tough one since I've never been to Savannah. Atlanta has the amenities and services that I would prefer and is big enough for me. Savannah, on the other hand, would probably be closer to climate, culture, and food I like; it's just too small.
Tough one since I've never been to Savannah. Atlanta has the amenities and services that I would prefer and is big enough for me. Savannah, on the other hand, would probably be closer to climate, culture, and food I like; it's just too small.
They're both in Georgia, that's about the only thing they have in common. Culturally they are so different that they don't feel like they are in the same state. Overall, I'll have to go with Atlanta since I prefer big cities. Savannah is a beautiful city to visit and has a lot of charm, but I don't see myself living there since it is still more of the Old South. Actually, I wouldn't mind living there, I just prefer to live in the ATL area.
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