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The Showboat Branson Belle is America's Most Entertaining Lake Experience featuring a relaxing and scenic cruise on Table Rock Lake complete with a delicious 3-course dinner and a variety show that the whole family will love.

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Plus tax. Ages 3 and under are free.

• Banquet-style seating.
• Includes standard three-course meal.

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• Priority boarding beginning 1 hour prior to cruise time.
• Includes a selection from the chef's premium dining menu.

All prices subject to change without notice.

Cancellation policy: Reservations can be cancelled for a full refund by calling 800.775.2628 at least 24 hours prior to your scheduled cruise time. 

For Noon, 4, 8 & 9pm cruises boarding begins 1 hour prior to cruise time. The Showboat Branson Belle will depart promptly at the scheduled cruise time.

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Showboat Branson Belle Lunch & Dinner Cruises 2024 Schedule

The Showboat Branson Belle offers you and your family an enjoyable cruise on Table Rock Lake, delicious meal, and a variety show of comedy, dancing, and music. This two-hour cruise would surely be a highlight of your Branson Vacation Package if you chose to include it. You can book it for the lunch or dinner hours, too, making it a nice fit in your itinerary. It is quite a unique dinner show on the water, so make it a part of your vacation today!

Toll Free: 877-441-3727

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Location: 7A North BoardwalkBranson, MO 65616

BRANSON JET BOATS ADVENTURE

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BRANSON JET BOATS

Branson Jet Boats

EXPERIENCE THE SPLASH

Branson Jet Boats gives you an unforgettable lake adventure. Departing from the world class destination at the Branson Landing, our boats will take you up & down Lake Taneycomo where you will experience an incredible combination of fantastic scenery and full 360 spinouts, bow dunks and power slides executed by our experienced and knowledgeable captains.

Departs From Branson Landing, Down Beautiful Lake Taneycomo

1 HOUR TOUR RIDE

Splashes, Spins, & Adventure!

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For every ticket you buy, you will be treated to an amazing adventure on Lake Taneycomo, seeing nature and the Ozarks from an angle not every visitor to Branson gets to see.

$39.99 + Tax

Children Ages 3-11

$29.99 + Tax

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7A North Boardwalk Branson, MO 65616

Local:  417- 334 -7683

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Your Lake Adventure Awaits!

Branson Jetboats traverse Lake Taneycomo, a man-made lake in the heart of Taney County Missouri that was created by the damming of the White River in 1913. Depending how much water is running through the dams Taneycomo can vary characteristics between a calm lake and a fast moving river so guests on our boat tour will have a slightly different adventure every time they come.

Amazing boat ride with wonderful guide. He made the trip worth every penny & loved it all…the entire staff was great!

Tours All Summer Long, Book Yours Now!

Branson Jet Boats is a boat tour unlike any you’ve taken before. We combine the stunning beauty & history of Lake Taneycomo and couple it with a specially designed Jet Boat that can speed you down the lake & back on a boat tour that pairs local history, stories, & great views with a thrilling adventure of bow dunks, 360 spins, power slides, & more.

The only Jet Boat tour in the Ozarks that should be on your bucket list. 

We have tours available throughout the summer ready to take you out on the lake for a summer adventure unlike any other. All tours depart from the Branson Landing. Please plan on arriving 45 minutes prior to tour departure to verify tickets, adventure agreements, and learn about the adventure you're about to embark on.

Once you've found the tour time you want, make sure to book it as this Jet Boat adventure fills up fast!

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Branson Jet Boats gives you an unforgettable lake adventure. Departing from the world class destination at the Branson Landing, our boats will take you up & down Lake Taneycomo, where you will experience an incredible combination of fantastic scenery, full 360 spinouts, power stops, and slides - all executed by our experienced and knowledgeable captains.

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Boat Trips and Dinner Cruises on Lake Taneycomo

Ozark summers are unsurprisingly hot and humid. Luckily, respite and excitement can be found on the chilly waters of the gorgeous Lake Taneycomo.

Of course at several marinas you can rent a boat for fishing, paddling or just floating along leisurely. But if you’re in the mood to let someone else steer, consider these three popular options to get out on Downtown Branson’s breathtaking lake.

Main Street Lake Cruises 9 South Boardwalk Branson Landing 417.239.3980

Dine in your choice of old world style or ultimate luxury on Lake Taneycomo with Main Street Lake Cruises. You’ll enjoy a fresh lunch or dinner as you cruise past the Landing and watch the famous Branson Landing Fountains and their masterfully orchestrated show from one of the viewing decks.

Main Street Lake Cruises operates the two largest ships on Lake Taneycomo: The Landing Princess (a 100-foot luxury yacht) and the Lake Queen (a paddlewheel riverboat with large observation decks). Both are available for corporate events, military reunions, birthday and holiday parties.

Lake Queen, Paddleboat Cruise

This 100 ft modern replica of a traditional Paddleboat boasts old world style and a calm leisurely ride at 8 MPH. A canopy covered upper deck, panoramic viewing windows, large outdoor seating decks, full service bar with snacks, 2 full service restrooms, and easy handicap boarding design are just a few of the amenities you’ll find on the Lake Queen. Prices start at $33.75 per guest. Lunch Menu includes jumbo turkey or ham croissant, housemade chips and cookie.

Landing Princess

Branson’s only luxury cruise, this incredible 100 ft yacht is truly the princess of Lake Taneycomo. With 3 outdoor bistro style seating decks, 2 full service bars, 3 full service restrooms, and 3 networked flat panel televisions, this 1.5 hour climate controlled dinner cruise will have you feeling like royalty! For those looking for distinctly unique nuptial Arrangements, there are options available for you; Including an available Brides Room with private restroom, full wedding services at the dock or on the water, officiate lists, and an altar with theatre style setup. Prices start at $47.02 per guest Dinner menu includes garden salad with bacon and blue cheese; chicken Marsala, pork tenderloin in tomato beschamel; green beans, garlic mashed potatoes, dinner roll; triple layer cake; coffee, tea, or water included and a cash bar available.

Ride The Ducks 201 Branson Landing Boulevard 417.266.7600

Almost everyone in the Ozarks is familiar with Branson’s only lake and land adventure! The funny-looking amphibious vehicles are seen all over the area! With two locations now (departing from the Highway 76 Strip and from Branson Landing) you can embark on an adventure for all ages.

The seasonal Branson Landing ride, which includes a 70-minute tour of Downtown Branson, Lake Taneycomo and The College of the Ozarks, is rich in history and entertainment! The Lake Taneycomo adventure operates May- September and is $26.50 per guest

Branson Jet Boats 7A North Boardwalk Branson Landing Boulevard 417.334 7683

Branson Jet Boats opened summer 2017 and has already delighted thousands of thrill-seekers! The experienced and knowledgeable captains maneuver powerful boats in spinouts, power stops and slides that run with 1200 horsepower. Life jackets are provided for children under 7 (children under 3 are strongly discouraged from riding, and those who may be pregnant or have heart or health conditions are suggested to proceed with caution).

You’ll feel the cool mist from the lake in your hair to say the least and the adventure lasts for an hour. Experience Taneycomo like never before! Adult ticket: $29; Child ticket: $24, 3-11 years.

• 5+ Branson Sightseeing, Dinner, & Lake Cruises!

Branson, Missouri is home several different lake cruises on Lake Taneycomo & Table Rock Lake – each offering a unique water experience for Branson Visitors!

Famous for its three lakes (Table Rock Lake, Lake Taneycomo, and Bull Shoals), Branson continues to attract visitors with its one-of-a-kind lake cruises and attractions!

Now, more than ever – you have the chance to visit Branson and experience its famous lakes on one of the many attractions, activities, and cruises!

Lake Cruises in Branson

• Showboat Branson Belle
• Spirit of America
• Branson Jet Boats
• Table Rock Lake Boat & Pontoon Rentals
• White River Kayaking

The Best Branson Lake Cruises

If you’re looking to cruise around on one of Branson’s famous lakes, then these attractions are definitely something you will want to check out!

1. Showboat Branson Belle Times, tickets, & more

Branson’s most popular lake cruise, the Showboat Branson Belle offers a lunch or dinner cruise while enjoying LIVE entertainment!

Branson’s famous paddlewheel boat on Table Rock Lake, The Showboat Branson Belle offers a sightseeing, dinner, and entertainment experience that is unmatched!

Originally owned by the famous country music icon Kenny Rogers, the boat is now under the ownership and management of Herschend Family Entertainment Corporation – the same family that runs and operates some of the most popular attractions in Branson (including White Water water park , and Silver Dollar City theme park ).

The Showboat offers guests a one-of-a-kind experience on Table Rock Lake – with a lunch and dinner cruises that include sightseeing, LIVE entertainment on-board!

Operating year-round, the live shows change with the season and offer an unforgettable show, dining, and cruise experience you won’t ever forget!

Able to accommodate up to 700 passengers at once, it’s the largest ship operating on a land-locked lake in the United States!

2. Spirit of America Times, tickets, & more

The Spirit of America catamaran offers sightseeing and swimming cruises on Table Rock Lake.

Take a ride and cruise atop the waters of Table Rock Lake on a giant catamaran with the Spirit of America !

Operating through the warmer months of the year (typically Memorial Day through Labor Day), the boat offers both sightseeing and swimming cruises for guests to choose from!

This unique attraction provides a more intimate water activity, as the catamaran allows only up to 50 passengers at a time – so space is limited and advanced reservations are highly recommended!

With varying times depending on whether you want to do a swimming or sightseeing cruise, it’s fun for all ages!

3. Branson Jet Boats Times, tickets, & more

Branson’s new Jet Boat rides give guests an amazing and thrilling sightseeing cruise of Lake Taneycomo!

One of the Ozarks’ newest water attractions, Branson Jet Boats offer a thrilling, exciting, and breathtaking riverboat cruise on Lake Taneycomo!

Departing from the Branson Landing, these high-speed boats slide, skid, turn, and dip up and down the waterways of the famous cold-water lake!

Propelling passengers at speeds of up to 35 mph, your boat captain will share stories and history about the area, take guests on a thrill-ride of their life, and offer a one-of-a-kind experience that is sure to be one of the highlights of your trip!

4. Table Rock Lake Boat & Pontoon Rentals Pontoons, boat rentals, & more

Branson’s State Park Marina offers boat, pontoon, and waverunner rentals on Table Rock Lake.

If you’d like to experience the lake on your own, then you might want to check out the Table Rock Lake pontoon and boat rentals offered by State Park Marina !

The area’s most popular boat rental facility, this professionally-ran marina offers boats and watercraft of all types and sizes!

State Park Marina offers boat, pontoon, tritoon, ski boat, and waverunner rentals on Table Rock – with 2-hour to full-day rentals available!

5. White River Kayak & Outdoors Kayak, canoe rentals, & more

White River Kayaking & Outdoors offers kayak, canoe, paddleboard rentals and more on Lake Taneycomo!

Those wanting to truly experience the outdoors and beauty of the Ozarks will find that White River Kayaking & Outdoors offers plenty of ways to spend some time on the water!

The outdoor outfitter operates on Lake Taneycomo (formerly the White River), with paddleboard, canoe, and kayak rentals – providing a full-service pick-up and drop-off service ensuring you can enjoy your time on the Lake!

Branson Lake Cruises & Attractions Offer Something for Everyone!

There is no better place to experience the beauty of the outdoors and the lakes that visiting Branson, Missouri!

The three lakes are world-famous for their sightseeing, fishing, and watersports – providing guests with the ultimate way to get away and get back to nature!

With several activities open year-round, you’re sure to find something to do on the Ozarks’ Lakes!

Aside from these lake activities and things to do, be sure to check out all of the live shows and attractions in Branson or call toll-free: 1 (800) 504-0115 for any questions, information, or booking help you might have!

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From Bird Girl to Ghosts: 19 Top Things to Do in Savannah

In 1733, General Oglethorpe and his passengers landed at a high point along the river. Named after King George II of England, Georgia was the thirteenth colony, and Savannah was its first city and capital. Steeped in history with both battles from the Revolutionary War and the U.S. Civil War, visitors can tour historic homes. With history comes causalities, and Savannah is considered one of the most haunted cities in the U.S. While in town, take in the culinary delights, from Southern cuisine to seafood of the Gulf to Low Country favorites. Concentrated in the historic district of Savannah and easily walkable, here are the top things to do in Savannah.

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19 Top Things to Do in Savannah in 2 Days 

Walk by the 1st African Church

Wander through Franklin Square

Explore the city market, tour the american prohibition museum, meander through ellis square, shop along broughton street, take a savannah riverboat cruise, eat at vic’s on the river, get the chills on the ghosts and gravestone tour.

Have Brunch at Rhett

Visit the Telfair Academy

Explore the Jepson Center and the Children’s Art Museum

Take the Owens Thomas House and Slave Quarters Tour

Walk through the colonial park cemetery.

Eat at PInk 

See the Waving Girl Statue

Walk along the Riverfront

Day1: Walk by the 1st African Church

This is the first black Baptist congregation in North America and was organized in 1773. The church was built in 1859.

Located at 23 Montgomery St, Savannah.

Time to Spend: less than 1 hour

Closeby: Franklin Square

Savannah features 22 squares, or city parks, one is Franklin Square. Named after Benjamin Franklin who was an agent for Georgia in London.

It includes the Haitian Monument, dedicated to Haitian soldiers who fought in the American Revolution. Most squares offer towering trees and park benches.

Located on W. Bryan St., Montgomery St. and W. Congress St. Free to enter.

Closeby: The City Market

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Flanked by Franklin and Ellis Squares, this pedestrian area is home to boutiques, dining and even a museum. While strolling through, pop into any of its signature stops in the City Market, including the Byrd Cookie Company, Savannah’s Candy Kitchen and the Savannah Shoe Company.

This area also frequently offers live music, and there are numerous galleries. While at The City Market, tour the American Prohibition Museum. This area is the meeting spot for several tour companies.

Located at 219 W Bryan St, Savannah. Free to visit.

Time to Spend: 1 hour to 2 hours

Closeby: Ellis Square

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To be honest, I didn’t know what to expect in this museum. Upon entering, the exhibits were engaging, and they led me through the history of prohibition.

I learned about the groups that supported it, the groups that dodged it and the economic reasons it was repealed. For adults, it was an engaging history lesson. For kids, it will fall flat.

Located at 209 W. St. Julian St, Savannah Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . Adult admission starts at $17.23 with demand pricing. Kids (4 to 12) start at $10.17.

Time to Spend: 2 hours

Ellis Square was one of the first squares laid out in Savannah, one of 22. Named after Sir Henry Ellis, he was an early governor of the colony of Georgia.

This original square was destroyed in the 1950s and turned into a parking garage. That came down and located underground and a new square opened in 2010.

Closeby: Broughton Street

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Running parallel to the Savannah River, Broughton Street is lined with boutiques. I recommend walking up some side of the side and down the other.

The Paris Market

This two-level shop is a treasure trove of unique finds from around the world. The Paris Market sells accessories like berets and ribbons. Also, find housewares, dinnerware and glassware, especially European brands and styles.

Located at 36 W Broughton St, Savannah. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

The Coffee Fox

It’s a cute coffee shop for a pick-me-up. It serves pour-over, iced and barista-made coffee drinks plus pastries.

102 W. Broughton St, Savannah. Open Monday to Saturday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Savannah Bee Company

Stop in and support the bees. Savannah Bee Company offers lots of varieties, like individual flower honey, along with flavored honey.

Located at 104 W Broughton St. Open Monday to Saturday from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Savannah Seafood Shack

This quick-service restaurant is a must for a simple seafood lunch. During my visit, I ordered a seafood cone. Its low country boil, with shrimp, sausage, and corn on the cob, is another popular menu item.

Located at 116 E. Broughton St.   Open Monday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sunday from noon to 9 p.m.

Leopold’s Ice Cream

Under its neon sign, there will probably be a line for this Savannah treat. Leopold’s Ice Cream. It offers gluten-free, vegan and ice cream treats made from a host of popular ice cream flavors.

Located at 212 E. Broughton St. Open Sunday to Thursday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Friday and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.

Gutstein Gallery and SCAD Exhibitions

The Savannah College of Art and Design was founded in 1978 and offers college degrees in the arts and design. Along Broughton Street, visitors will find its exhibition space and art sales gallery.

Located at 201 E. Broughton St.

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Float along the Savannah River on one of the two riverboats on a 1 1/2 narrated cruise. The 3:30 p.m. sightseeing cruise departs from the original location of the first landing of General Olglethrope on the riverfront.

Then the cruise heads up river under Eugene Talmadge Memorial Bridge to the Port of Savannah. On our trip we saw a large container ship heading out to sea.

The Savannah Riverboat Cruise heads further downriver past the Waving Girl statue, Florence Martus. The cruise continues to the tip of Hutchinson Island and Old Fort Jackson before circling around.

Departs from 9 East River Street. Several cruise options are available, like brunch, lunch, dinner and more. There is a paid bar on board with both air-conditioned and open-air seating. Prices start $36.95 for adults and kids (5 to 12) are $23.95.

Located in a 19th-century cotton warehouse, Vic’s on the River offers a blend of Southern favorites, Low Country classics and Gulf of Mexico seafood. Its expansive menu offers a wide selection of wines by the glass, beer and signature cocktails.

Guests will find Southern staples like Fried Green Tomatoes, Crawfish Beignets and Jumbo Lump Crab Cakes. Entrees include Shrimp and Grits, Pecan-Fried Flounder and Vic’s fried Chicken.

Located at 26 E Bay St., Savannah. Open daily from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. daily. Reservations are recommended.

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Take a ghost tour while in Savannah. This town is one of the most haunted in the U.S.

The Ghosts and Gravestone Tour is an 80-minute guided tour on a trolley. During the ghostly introduction, we learned the different factors that lead to Savannah’s haunting, like servant abuse and nearby Civil War battlefields.

we headed to the Andrew Low House. For former Girl Scouts, this was the house of the Girl Scout Founder Juliet Gordon Low. The house has long been rumored to be haunted and we got to tour the house after dark.

After cruising by graveyards and haunted squares, we ended the tour at Perkins and Sons Ship Chandlery. It is here that shiphands were abused.

It departs from 301 East River St. General admission starts at $37.56, and children under 6 aren’t allowed on evening departures. There are several tour options, and departures start at 6:40 p.m. and run until 9:40 p.m.

Day 2: Brunch at Rhett

Getaways are better when started with brunch. Rhett serves traditional brunch, like Eggs Benedict favorites. However, find entrees with a Southern twist, like Chicken and Waffles. And there’s a Bloody Mary bar.

Located in The Alida, 412 Williamson St., Savannah. Open daily for brunch from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m.   Reservations are recommended for weekend brunch.

Time to Spend: 1 to 2 hours

What’s Closeby: JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District

Inside the 1819 two-story, pale ochre Neo-Classical Regency-style mansion is a collection of 19th and 20th-century art. The museum features the Rotunda Gallery and a sculpture gallery.

On my visit, I saw Bird Girl by Sylvia Shaw Judson, made famous for its cover feature on the book,  Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil .

Telfair Academy features three separate locations: Telfair Academy, Jepson Center and Owens-Thomas House and Slave Quarters.

Located at 121 Barnard St., Savannah. Open Wednesday to Monday from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. Adult admission for all three is $30, students are $20 and kids (to 12) are $10.

What’s Closeby: Jepson Center

Explore the  Jepson Center and the Children’s Art Museum

The Jepson Center is located in a modern building that opened in 2006. During my visit, it hosted a fascinating traveling exhibition. It offers exhibits focused on contemporary art and photography.

The newly opened Children’s Art Museum is an interactive space on three levels. It features art on the walls and engaging activities that encourage exploration.

Located at 207 W. York St., Savannah, Open Wednesday to Monday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is included in Telfair Academy.

What’s Closeby: Telfair Square

In a similar style to the Telfair Mansion, the Owens Thomas House offers a look into the lifestyle of the affluent in Savannah in the 19th century. Visitors will see the original furnishings and art as they learn about how the enslaved worked behind the scenes.

After touring the main house, the tour continues to the slave quarters behind the garden. The juxtaposition of the conditions helps to tell the story.

124 Abercorn St., Savannah. Open Wednesday through Monday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is included in Telfair Academy. The 45-minute tours are first-come, first-served and every 15 minutes.

What’s Closeby: Juliette Gordon Low Birthplace Museum , founder of Girl Scouts

Established in 1750 when Savannah was the capital of British Georgia, this downtown cemetery stopped accepting burials in 1853. It became a city park about 40 years later.

As the oldest cemetery still instanct in Savannah, visitors can stroll through to see the old gravestones. Ghost tours frequent the Colonial Park Cemetery and it is rumored to be haunted.

Located at 200 Abercorn St., Savannah. Free to enter and open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Time to Spend: 1 hour

Dinner at Olde Pink House

This fabled restaurant is located in a mansion built in 1771. Rumored to be haunted, tour buses frequently circle the eatery.

Inside, diners can peruse a Southern menu with appetizers like Crab Cakes and Fried Green Tomatoes. Entrees include seafood options like Flounder and Fried Shimp along with Fried Chicken.

Located at 23 Abercorn St., Savannah. Open for lunch on Tuesday to Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Open daily for dinner from 5 to 10:30 p.m. (11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday).

Florence Martus would wave at ships approaching Savannah from 1887 to 1931, after looking for her long-lost love. Today a statue stands in her place.

Located at 508 E River St, Savannah.Free to Enjoy.

Walk along the Waterfront

Once home to longshoremen and warehouses, this area now offers a cobblestone street with lots of space for strolling. There are several parks with shopping, restaurants and pubs.

Located along W. River St. Free to Enjoy.

Take in the Night Lights from Myrtle and Rose Rooftop Bar

Savannah’s rooftop bars offer one of the best views in the city. See passing boats, and the night lights twinkle on. Each rooftop bar offers its own vibe; the Myttle and Rose Rooftop Bar offers lots of tables and furniture for conservation.

Located at 500 W River St., Savannah. Open Wednesday and Thursday from 3 to 10 p.m., Friday from noon to midnight, Saturday from 11 a.m. to midnight, Sunday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Where to Stay in Savannah

In a repurposed 1912 power plant, the JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District is perched along the Savannah River. Located within three buildings, guests will enjoy upmarket lodging and dining.

If not staying in the property, walk through its lobby. JW Marriott Savannah Plant Riverside District’s lobby mimics a natural history museum with dinosaurs and mineral displays.

Located at 400 W. River St., Savannah.

Catherine Parker has a passion for travel and seen all 50 U.S. States. As a former flight attendant with one of the largest airlines, there isn't a North American airport that she hasn't landed in at least once. Since clipping her professional wings after 9/11, she combines her love of the open road with visiting architectural and cultural icons. She is based out of Central Texas dividing her time between writing and restoring a pair of 100-year-old houses. She shares her life with her three kids and her husband.

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