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Discover a thriving music scene, diverse cultural offerings and plenty of school spirit in this bustling college town.

This easygoing city in Southern Georgia is home to elegant Victorian-era architecture, a lively downtown shopping district and historic plantations. 

Live at a slower pace in this laid-back region, where local farmers have tilled the land for generations and magnificent mansions seem frozen in time.

Discover a thriving music scene, diverse cultural offerings and plenty of school spirit in this bustling college town.

Live at a slower pace in this laid-back region, where local farmers have tilled the land for generations and magnificent mansions seem frozen in time.

Live at a slower pace in this laid-back region, where local farmers have tilled the land for generations and magnificent mansions seem frozen in time.

Travel back to Atlanta’s days as a farming town, spend hours pouring over Civil War relics and stroll through six different gardens at this diverse museum complex.

Spend a fun day at this museum that is housed in an old railway carpentry shop and features slides, games and educational activities for the whole family.

This huge green space in the center of Atlanta includes a lake, playgrounds and sports facilities. 

Once the home to Martin Luther King Jr. and the 1996 Olympic Games, Georgia’s capital is full of history, culture and fun for the entire family.

Nature trails and theme park attractions surround the world’s largest piece of exposed granite, just outside the city.

See why Savannah prizes this stunning building, one of the best examples of English Regency architecture in the United States and now housing an exquisite decorative arts collection.

This easygoing city in Southern Georgia is home to elegant Victorian-era architecture, a lively downtown shopping district and historic plantations. 

See well-preserved antebellum homes and shop for antiques in this charming Morgan County town.

Find out why this stately Italian Renaissance Revival-style mansion has earned the nickname Palace of the South.

A towering monument and a beautiful Gothic Revival-style synagogue watch over this mid-19th century square in historic downtown Savannah.

Discover a thriving music scene, diverse cultural offerings and plenty of school spirit in this bustling college town.

Visit Augusta’s oldest church congregation and see a performance in its beautiful interior.

Once the home to Martin Luther King Jr. and the 1996 Olympic Games, Georgia’s capital is full of history, culture and fun for the entire family.