Savannah, a small town in the southern United States, is a good place for family travel

When traveling to the southern United States, you certainly can't miss Savannah. Why? If you want to see the authentic South, Savannah is your only choice. In 1864, General Sherman led more than 60,000 Northern troops from Atlanta all the way eastward. Every city it passes through will be burned down. Including the Atlanta you see today, it was all rebuilt on scorched earth. Miraculously, Savannah was not burned and was preserved intact. When you come here, you will find that this city is different from most cities in the United States and has a strong European style. We all know that growing and selling cotton in the Southern United States has been a pillar industry for hundreds of years. There were two ways to transport cotton from the inland back then: ships and trains. Whether it is shipping or land transportation, Savannah is the most important terminal. The Savannah Children's Museum is located in the city center and was formerly a train repair shop. The huge red brick building has been transformed into a playground for children. I think this is especially suitable for children under 6 years old, teenagers may find it boring. This place is so friendly for parents who are exhausted from traveling with their children! The place is small and you can see the end at a glance. Parents can choose a comfortable position to sit down and watch their children play various games without having to run around with the children. If it is too hot outside, you can go into the indoor space converted from an old train to play. It has good air conditioning and many toys for children to entertain themselves. #Overseas Travel