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Get out of town and head to Tallulah Gorge, Cloudland Canyon, and Historic Banning Mills to take in the sights, food, and incredible places to stay in north and west Georgia.

Georgia has a rich military history. There are numerous sites to visit throughout the state to learn about the battles fought near and far, as well as many events you can attend to honor those who have served. The sites and events on this list commemorate the history of multiple conflicts.

Whether you're young, old or an age in between, there is plenty of fall fun to be had in Dahlonega, the town that was the site of America's original gold rush, and its neighbor Dawsonville, home to Amicalola Falls, the Appalachian Trail, and NASCAR racing legends. Things to do in Dahlonega this fall...

You want to take in the attractions of Downtown Atlanta, and you need a place to stay. Of course, you want to be as close as possible to the world’s largest aquarium! We’ve collected six great hotels near Georgia Aquarium whether you're bringing family or traveling as a couple. We've even got an...

History is everywhere, but not all historic sites become associated with a movie. Whether you are a history buff or a film aficionado, you will be intrigued by these iconic sites in Georgia where the past meets the present. 1. The Swan House, Atlanta Designed by famed architect Philip Trammell...

A great way for kids and adults to learn about agriculture is to make it fun. These eight Georgia farms just a short drive from Atlanta offer tours, festivals, and special events that teach about food production, as well as expose city slickers to life on the farm. 1. Southern Belle Farm in...

Pioneering and proudly Southern, the Allman Brothers Band was offered every opportunity — and actively encouraged — to move to either Los Angeles or New York City. Instead, it chose to remain true to its roots, making Macon and its environs both a physical and spiritual home for one of the more...

Summer is over. You're waving goodbye to the flip-flops and hello to the falling leaves. Before you know it, the evenings will be over early and winter’s cold breath will be here. Before that happens, be sure to get outside to hike, go whitewater rafting, zip lining, and much more at these five...

As the Halloween season approaches, our thoughts turn to pumpkins, hayrides and spooky spirits. But not all spirits are scary. Here are four unusual places to find spirits in Georgia that you may not have considered. 1. St. Simons Island Tree Spirits The spirits on St. Simons Island live in the...

Georgia's culinary scene is celebrated across the globe for its rich Southern traditions, fresh ingredients and ingenious creativity by some of the finest chefs. And, with so many film productions bringing celebrities to Georgia, word is spreading about all the great places to eat throughout the...