Duluth

Attend one of the many festivals and events that take place at Duluth Town Green. The Georgia Swarm national lacrosse team, Atlanta Vibe volleyball team, and Atlanta Gladiators hockey team all play at Gas South Arena, while live music plays often at the Red Clay Music Foundry and New Dawn Theater. Other can’t-miss attractions include the Hudgens Center for Art & Learning, Southeastern Railway Museum, Strickland House, and Shorty Howell Park.

• Duluth Springs Art Arts Festival (May)

• Duluth Fall Festival (September)

The accommodation scene in Duluth caters to both short trips and longer stays. You’ll find modern hotels with amenities like fitness centers and free breakfast, plus cozy boutique options and family‑friendly lodging. Duluth offers a lively restaurant scene with a range of culinary options, including casual and more sophisticated meals that showcase both local favorites and global influences. You’ll find plenty of tasty choices for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert.

Duluth experiences warm weather for most of the year. Summers are humid, while winters are mild and rarely see snow. Spring and fall are ideal times to visit, with pleasant temperatures and sunshine.

Duluth is in the Atlanta metropolitan area, about 30 miles northeast of Atlanta.

The nearest major airport to Duluth is Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL), which is only 45-60 minutes away, depending on traffic. It’s the main airport for domestic and international flights in the region.