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Originally inhabited by the Creek Indians, the city of Columbus was settled in 1828, named for Christopher Columbus. It was an important shipping port and in 1918, became home to the U.S. Army's Camp Benning (now Fort Benning). Set along the Chattahoochee River on the border with Alabama, Columbus...

Don't let the chill of winter keep you from enjoying some of the state's best outdoor dining. From heated yurts to intimate beer gardens to laid-back, pet-friendly patios, Georgia's restaurants have transformed their outdoor spaces into magical, cozy spots to enjoy hot toddies, local brews, and...

A musical powerhouse, Atlanta is home to an ever-growing list of famous musicians, huge music festivals and must-see sites for music fans.

Visit Atlanta's bustling metropolis, where Black culture has shaped its past and present. Come for the city’s celebrated classics, plus a growing list of new and fresh things to do.

Atlanta is uniquely positioned to host everything from marquee sporting events to amateur competitions. In fact, its well-rounded mix of modern venues, multiple tenured franchises, and companies and events that serve the sports industry earned it the No. 5 spot on the list of Best Sports Business...

Location: Atlanta Visitors have much to see at Atlanta History Center with expansions and new offerings upon the completion of the 23,000-square-foot Lloyd and Mary Ann Whitaker Cyclorama building opening in 2019. The facility is the new home of the massive Battle of Atlanta Cyclorama painting...