In Lawrenceville, you are surrounded by performing arts, great dining and unique shops. Flavors from eateries include your choice of rooftop dining, romantic restaurants, fresh seafood, Southern specialties, dessert selections and even excellent grab-and-go menus. The 30 specialty establishments in...
Locust Grove is located along I-75 comfortably south of Atlanta in Henry County. Although part of one of the fastest growing counties in America, Locust Grove refuses to sacrifice great quality of life or lose its identity as the kind of town you would love to call home. We invite you to stop and...
Marietta boasts a charming historic square, five National Register Historic Districts, and a stunning mountain backdrop — all just far enough from Atlanta to feel like a cozy small town with a vibrant urban energy. Located 18 miles northwest of the city, Marietta is Cobb County’s cultural hub, rich...
Located 30 minutes south of Atlanta, the charming town of McDonough bustles with energy, which you’ll find within the historic town square’s polished stretch of boutiques, restaurants and galleries. Experience the city’s storied history at Heritage Park, where you can venture through a 19th-century...
Originally a small railway stop between Jonesboro and Atlanta, Morrow has grown to a vibrant commercial hub, offering visitors unique shopping, dining and entertainment venues, as well as convenience to nearby Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and the cosmopolitan amenities of Atlanta...
The rolling hills of Calhoun and Gordon County are steeped in history and adventure. Step back 150 years to the Battle of Resaca and discover where much of the heaviest fighting occurred at the start of Sherman's Atlanta Campaign. Walk in the footsteps of the Cherokee Indians and see where the...
Nestled in the Oothcalooga Valley, the city of Adairsville was the first Georgia town to be listed in its entirety on the National Register of Historic Places (December 1987). Today, visitors can see the original depot that witnessed the pursuit of the steam locomotive "General" of the famous Great...
If you live anywhere in the Southeast, you're within driving distance of Blue Ridge, only 90 miles north of Atlanta via I-575 on the Georgia-Tennessee-North Carolina line. With 106,000 acres of Chattahoochee National Forest, 300 miles of hiking trails and 100 miles of freshwater streams, this...
Conveniently located at I-20 and U.S. Hwy 27, west of Atlanta, Bremen is the place to stay while exploring the surrounding cities of Buchanan, Tallapoosa and Waco. The city was given its name by a local businessman to honor the city of Bremen, Germany. With an economic boost by the rail lines routed...
The City of Buchanan serves as the county seat of Haralson County. Shops and restaurants encircle the restored historic courthouse, which was built in 1892, and is listed on the National Registry of Historic Buildings. Buchanan is home to one of the Southern Quilt Trail patterns located at the...