Savannah Welcomes Mass of Beatification of Pedro De Corpa and Companions
Your Time in Savannah Starts Here
Savannah is pleased to welcome attendees of the Mass of Beatification of Pedro De Corpa and Companions, taking place October 29 - November 1, 2026.
While you're here, we invite you to experience a city shaped by history, hospitality and a pace that encourages you to explore between sessions. From walkable streets and scenic waterfront views to memorable dining and cultural experiences, Savannah offers the perfect balance of focus and discovery. This page is designed to help you make the most of your time in our city - we’re glad you’re here!
Hotels & Accommodations
Attending the Mass of Beatification of Pedro De Corpa and Companions? Choose from 21 participating Savannah properties offering accommodations for attendees. Browse available hotels and reserve your stay through the official housing website.
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You're Cleared For Landing!
Just 15 miles from the Historic District, the Savannah Hilton Head International Airport offers non-stop flights to over 30+ destinations with airlines such as Avelo, Allegiant, American, Breeze Airways, Delta, Frontier, JetBlue, Southwest, Sun Country and United. For the full list, click here. Make the most of your travel with a variety of airlines, shopping and dining options. Savor local treats like Leopold’s Ice Cream and Southbound Taphouse.
From the Visitor Information Center to car rentals, rideshares and shuttles, your journey is smooth sailing from here.
Parking in Savannah
To make arrival and event-day logistics easy, we recommend parking at one of the public garages located in Savannah's Historic Landmark District. Once parked, you'll be within easy walking distance to one of the water ferry landings that will transport you to the Savannah Convention Center.
Nearby Public Parking Garages:
After parking, walk to the Savannah Riverwalk at City Hall or the Waving Girl for ferry service.
Water Ferry Schedule
View the current water ferry schedule below for service to and from the Savannah Convention Center.
Getting Around Savannah
Looking for more ways to get around? Explore Savannah's citywide transportation services for additional information on mobility and parking.
Discover Our Unofficial Favorite Things to Do in Savannah
We’re so glad y’all are here. To help you make the most of your visit, we’ve put together a few of our favorite things to do around town—those special spots and experiences that make Savannah feel like home to us.
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Savannah's Dining Scene
Savannah has always gathered around the table. From fresh seafood and Southern favorites to international flavors and irresistible sweet treats, the city's dining scene serves up something for every appetite. Pull up a chair at The Olde Pink House, The Pirates' House, Municipal Bar, Vic's On the River, The Waving Girl Rooftop, Leopold's Ice Cream, and more.
Browse Savannah's full menu, here.
Savannah Scenes
Take a Visual Voyage Through Our City
Show Us Your Badge
Take advantage of exclusive deals and discounts from participating restaurants, attractions and specialty businesses just by showing your official credentials!
We're So Glad You're Here!
Savannah, Georgia, is a city that truly comes alive with events, art, and award-winning restaurants. With its rich history, resonant culture, and stunning architecture, Savannah offers a striking blend of Southern charm and contemporary flair.
Things to Do in Savannah
You may have caught a glimpse of Savannah, but now it's time to seize the opportunity to experience its magic firsthand.
Wander hand in hand through the beauty of Savannah’s Historic Landmark District.
Andrew Low House Museum
Photo courtesy of The Olde Pink House
As the sun sets, the Savannah River comes alive with color and movement.
Courtsey of Wheel the World
Stroll through picturesque Forsyth Park.
Peregrin Rooftop Bar
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Savannah Resources You’ll Enjoy
Our Commitment to Social Inclusion
At Visit Savannah and Visit Tybee Island, we are dedicated to fostering social inclusivity that genuinely reflects our destinations' rich culture and identity. Through thoughtful evaluations of our marketing materials, we apply a diversity and inclusion lens to ensure our content represents the vibrant communities of Savannah, Chatham County and the visitors we serve.
By staying attuned to emerging trends in diverse and minority markets, we aim to craft strategies that resonate with a wide range of audiences. Our ultimate goal is to create a welcoming and inclusive environment, positioning Savannah and Tybee Island as leisure and meeting destinations for all.
Land Acknowledgement
Savannah has a rich history with roots long before its founding in 1733. The Yamacraw people, a band of the Creek Nation, originally inhabited this land, and we proudly honor their legacy—especially the leadership of Chief Tomochichi—throughout the city. The spirit of cooperation between the Yamacraw and early British settlers is a reminder that our greatest challenges are best met together. In a city so deeply connected to its past, we remain committed to recognizing the contributions of all who have shaped this special place we call home.
Sacred Spaces, Shared Stories
A City Built by Many, for You
Discover What’s Happening in Savannah
It's time to get "reel" in Savannah! From historic tours and river cruises to lively pub crawls and museums, there's something for all to enjoy. Create unforgettable memories in the heart of Georgia's most enchanting city. Be inspired and share your favorites by following @VisitSavannah.