Set apart from many destinations because of its award-winning downtown and preserved historical fabric, Thomasville, Georgia, is truly worth the trip. Stroll brick-paved streets as you explore more than 100 specialty shops, boutiques and restaurants. Proximity to farmland ensures restaurant menus...
The civil rights era in Georgia is a painful but important time in our history, and interest in preserving and visiting sites that tell the story of African Americans in Georgia is increasing. One of the most well-known civil rights sites in America is the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical...
Thomasville, Georgia's Rose City, is where you can stroll along historic brick roads that are lined with boutique shops, farm-to-table culinary inspirations, public artwork, and one of the largest sprawling live oak trees in the nation. Experience a large selection of local stores and restaurants...
Embrace the local character and strong sense of community in Georgia’s small towns while also exploring outdoor attractions, important pieces of history and delightful dining. Places like Athens, Thomasville and Milledgeville offer peaceful havens from the state’s bustling cities. These destinations...
Although we spend most of our time wandering mountain peaks and chasing waterfalls near our store, Wander North Georgia, in Clayton, we have been itching to take our wandering spirit on a tour of south Georgia for a hot minute. Recently, we got the chance to head south and explore the southern part...
From the mountains to the beach, from big cities to small towns, Georgia’s varied landscapes and thriving cultural centers have something for everyone.
The Civil Rights Movement, headed by Georgia resident Martin Luther King Jr., led to sweeping social change unparalleled in U.S. history. As you plan your visit to Georgia, follow the dream for justice and equality around the state to witness how historic landmarks and cultural institutions preserve...
You can do more than just look at roses at the Thomasville Rose Show & Festival, you can eat them, too! Find out how with these insider tips.
One of the best ways to learn about history is to experience it. Museums, lectures and books are all helpful, but walking through history in someone else’s shoes can be life-changing. Plus, “doing something” helps keep children entertained and engaged. You can experience African American history in...
Not only is Thanksgiving a time to get together with family and friends and express gratitude for the good things in life, but it’s also the perfect opportunity for a festive getaway. Why not start the holidays with a long weekend in Georgia that includes Thanksgiving traditions as well as holiday...