A nightlife guide for savannah

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From scary ghost tours to traditional Irish bands, Savannah has something for everyone. Here are some of the top spots to check out if you are looking to soak up the Savannah, Georgia nightlife experience:

Savannah Spirits Ghost Tours

One of the most unique nightlife attractions that Savannah has to offer its locals and visitors is ghost tours. Savannah Spirits Ghost Tours is one of the most reputable C and spooky C companies offering these scary experiences. The tours depart nightly from Colombia Square, and it is recommended that you call ahead to make a reservation as they can only take a limited number of people on each guided tour. The tour guides dress in 19th century historical costumes and take groups on ninety minute tours, telling ghost stories along the way. The creepiest part is that these stories are actually historically accurate! The tour goes through several haunted houses, including the Marshall House, the Lillibridge House, and the Kehoe House.

Club One

If spooky scares arent your cup of tea, and youd prefer to bust a move at one of Savannahs top nightclubs, head over to Club One, located on 1 Jefferson Street. Club One has been voted Savannahs number one dance club by the Savannah Morning News since 1997. They have live, dynamic cabaret shows and other energetic live performances. Also, their restaurant, Bay Caf, is open seven days a week until three in the morning C so you can grab a snack when you feel like taking a break from dancing. There are pool tables, game machines, video poker machines, and skilled disc jockeys. Theres a one-thousand square foot dance floor thats lit from underneath, and theres a huge video wall too. This place has it all C and its even been frequented by celebrities like Christina Applegate and Demi Moore. Be sure to check out their gift shop so that you can get a souvenir to remember your wild night.

Adagio Jazz Club

Savannah, Georgia has lots of talented jazz musicians, and you can hear some of them live at Adagio Jazz Club, located on the corner of Martin Luther King Boulevard and West Congress Street (in Savannahs historic district). This club is intimate and relaxed. It is dimly lit, and there is ample seating around the performers. Its an experience not to be missed out on for any jazz lovers visiting Savannah.

OConnells Irish Pub

Right around the corner from Adagio Jazz club is OConnells Irish Pub, located on 108 West Congress Street. This pub has been in business for more than a decade. Before becoming a pub, the building was actually an 18th century cotton warehouse C one of Savannahs oldest, in fact. This pub attracts a lively and friendly crowd, and its a favorite hang out spot for many locals. The interior is decorated with Irish paintings and artwork, and the walls are brick and antique-looking. Plus, the jukebox plays Irish folk music as well as contemporary tunes. There are also pool tables and dart boards, and live Irish bands perform nearly every week.