Atlanta has long been linked with its transportation infrastructure: The city was dubbed “Terminus” for its importance as a railway hub and is now home to the world’s busiest international airport. It’s fitting, then, that the city boasts attractions to impress train enthusiasts, aviation buffs and...
Golf is part of Georgia's history (just think of native son Bobby Jones), and the sport is rightfully celebrated in coastal Georgia. The Golden Isles of Georgia (St. Simons Island, Sea Island, Jekyll Island, Little St. Simons, and Brunswick) were officially recognized as a golf venue in 1894 when...
Breathe in the fresh air and get ready for some outdoor adventure! Eastern Georgia is brimming with exciting opportunities on land and in the water. Set off for a weekend of fishing and hunting, kayaking and hiking, and be sure to make time to explore the historic Augusta Canal. Fishing and Hunting...
Cumberland Island, situated on the Georgia coast, is one of the largest undeveloped barrier islands along the Atlantic Ocean. Almost 10,000 acres of the island are protected by the National Park Service, which means lots of unspoiled beach and miles of trails through maritime forest to explore...
Rewind a timeline from the 1800s to 2500 BCE while traveling from the mountains of Northwest Georgia to the sandy beaches on the coast to see the heritage of Native Americans in Georgia.
From Santa Claus to reindeer, here's where to find some of the most Christmassy things in Georgia!
Follow this itinerary from South Georgia to Atlanta to visit landmarks, museums, and other can’t-miss places celebrating the state’s only president.