Just beyond Savannah, this overlooked destination offers outlet shopping, standout local restaurants, aviation history, and family-friendly attractions.
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Thought by some to be the birthplace of Georgia's gold rush, this city has a museum devoted to this history, along with top-rated eateries and shops.
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In America's oldest restaurants, 250+ years of history meets timeless recipes, providing fascinating stories and meals you'll remember.
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Sandwiched between two major cities, this northeast Georgia county features mountain trails, scenic parks, and lake adventures in the Blue Ridge Mountains.
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With over 100 miles of shoreline and more than a dozen barrier islands along the Atlantic Ocean, Georgia has more beaches than many people realize.
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This Georgia city is welcoming to both residents and visitors with its calendar of lively festivals and charming downtown made for strolling.
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Visitors will leave this Georgia city feeling like they had a successful stay, thanks to its dining options, fun festivals and events, and prime location.
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This amusement park in in Fayetteville, Georgia is saying goodbye after decades of family fun and thrilling rides, offering one final nostalgic summer for fans.
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A Civil War battleground and Confederate cemetery offer historic heritage in this tiny town, while nearby places have wildlife and outdoor folk art.
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Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains offer stunning hiking trails with mountain views, waterfalls, lush forests, and camping experiences for every adventure seeker.
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The U.S. is home to many ghost towns and abandoned sites, but this once-thriving village between Atlanta and Augusta has some unique history behind it.
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History is very much alive at this scenic state park on Georgia's coast, a setting packed with stories, camping, and gorgeous views.
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Whether you prefer a serene vacation spent fishing or you'd rather stick to a busy metropolis, these vacation destinations are a short drive from Chattanooga.
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It's Georgia's highest lake at 3,175 feet, one of America's best lakes for swimming, and a perfect camping, fishing, birdwatching, and hiking destination.
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This suburb of Atlanta, Georgia is a hidden gem that will delight lovers of sprawling parks featuring wooded trails as well as satisfy adventurous eaters.
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If you're looking for a scenic spot to unwind in nature that's close to Atlanta, these nine campgrounds are a quick drive away from the bustling city.
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If you're hoping to beat the summer heat, this Georgia state park is home to a sprawling lake and sandy beach, along with miles of trails and a cozy campground.
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When thinking of a park, you likely don't think of old buildings or graffiti. However, this Georgia destination has turned something old into something new.
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Not far from the Peach State's capital city, you can immerse yourself in a flourishing neighborhood full of cute stores, lush parks, and excellent restaurants.
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History and nature collide with spectacular results at this impactful and iconic mountain escape not far from Atlanta, Georgia.
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Atlanta is one of the most exciting cities in the United States, and its premiere sports and entertainment hub is a brilliant way to get a handle on ATL.
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This charming park is the Peach State at its beautiful best, with plenty of ways to get closer to Georgia's natural delights.
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There are plenty of outdoor adventures waiting to be enjoyed at this gorgeous lakeside escape in the heart of the Peach State.
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Atlanta's Beltline is packed with dining destinations, but one Michelin Guide-recognized spot stands out for its acclaimed Middle Eastern cuisine.
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This quirky BeltLine restaurant in Atlanta, Georgia, feels like it was teleported straight from Venice Beach in the 1970s with all-day Cali-Mex food.
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This beautiful North Georgia state park boasts adorably comfy accommodations, a gorgeous lake area, and options for camping, glamping, and more.
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Known for its roaring waterfall, this state park has plenty more up its sleeve, from river trails to campsites, making it a worthy southern escape.
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