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One of the best places to learn about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. is at the national park in Atlanta named in his honor. There is so much to do here for the whole family! The 35-acre site is home to The King Center, Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, outdoor monuments, and even a playground and...

More than 50 years after the death of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., Georgia's black-owned restaurants are a rich part of our state's culinary landscape.

Thomson, in McDuffie County, is a quintessential Southern town, a short drive from Augusta, Atlanta and Athens. Founded in 1837 as a railroad depot, Thomson is nicknamed “The Camellia City of the South.” The historic downtown has a number of funky antique stores and restaurants. It hosts an annual...

Travel just 90 miles south of Atlanta to Columbus, Georgia, the state’s second largest city, where main street shops full of Southern charm, bustling barbecue joints and a 22-mile Chattahoochee RiverWalk await. For a closer look at the city’s history and the contributions of its rich African...

The site of the nation’s first major gold rush in 1829, Dahlonega in the North Georgia mountains was originally home to the Cherokee Nation. Along with its Native American history and landmarks, beautiful mountain views, and vibrant performing arts community, Dahlonega is known for its location in...

From interactive listening sessions at the Capricorn Sound Studios and Museum to a glowing planetarium at the Museum of Arts & Sciences, Macon's adventures pique every kind of interest. Not to mention, the limited-time milkshakes at area Zaxby's locations, selection of craft breweries and pizzerias...