For a tranquil retirement, this charming Georgia suburb brimming with historical treasures and beautiful parks is the perfect place to call home.
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rom museums to music and comfort food to festivals, this welcoming spot in Goergia blends rich history with creative energy for a trip worth savoring.
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TSA is piloting eGates that use face scans to match IDs and boarding passes, making airport security faster. They're being tested in select locations first.
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Just a short drive from Savannah, this city was home to famed automaker Henry Ford and boasts a rich history along the banks of the Ogeeche River.
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Sitting outside Atlanta, Georgia, the young city of Stonecrest offers stunning natural scenery, a rich history, and a vibrant family-friendly arts scene.
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This river flows for over 200 miles through the Peach State's various regions to North Florida, making it one of the longest wild rivers in the US.
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One of the most haunted places in the United States is a city in the South that also has an airport with several gravestones located on a runway.
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Escape the crowds at Jekyll Island's beautiful secret beach, where wildlife, peaceful trails, and sunset views create a serene Georgia getaway.
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This leafy suburb in the Peach State is just minutes from downtown Atlanta and is known for its outdoor activities with dozens of green spaces.
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This scenic river is well known for its fishing and recreational activities, including boating, jet skiing, paddling, and swimming on its lakes and tributaries.
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No trip to Georgia is complete without a bite of a ripe peach, and there's no place better to do it than this charming town that hosts an annual peach festival.
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This Georgia railroad town is a scenic gateway to a forgotten piece of history, bursting with small-town charm and beautiful forested trails.
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Often described as an idyllic place to live by locals, this charming historic city offers a little bit of everything, from arts and culture to natural wonders.
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From cascading waterfalls to forested hikes and crisp mountain breezes, this hidden gem is a perfect blend of natural beauty and outdoor fun.
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In Georgia, you should visit the town dubbed the "Gateway to the Appalachian Mountains," which offers stunning mountain peaks and a beautiful scenic downtown.
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Hidden away in the Blue Ridge Mountains is a storybook village that becomes a haven for lovers of fall foliage and autumnal fun from September to November.
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This upscale Georgia treehouse is an adult playground. Mirrored on all sides, indulge in a bath with views of the forest or sip champagne on the deck.
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The most picturesque time of the year? You can be the judge, but these Blue Ridge Mountain adventures will have you singing the praises of fall in no time.
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Tuck into a hearty Southern buffet in an 20th century inn, shop the historic downtown, or connect with nature and cypress scenery in this Georgia city.
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If you're heading to Savannah to experience the Southern charm and fine-dining, consider taking a drive to check out the area's natural beauty, too.
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There's a lot to explore in Georgia, and this quiet little waterside escape will let you see some of its stunning beauty away from the city's noise.
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Sitting between Georgia and South Carolina, near the town of Clemson, is a sprawling lake offering dockside restaurants, great fishing, and stunning views.
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Head to this little city outside Atlanta for the perfect Georgia vacation, spent hiking, biking, or enjoying everything Lake Allatoona has to offer.
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Tourists visiting the Peach State should stop off at this popular and unique double waterfall where visitors can enjoy hiking and scenic views.
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Located only 35 minutes from Augusta, this Georgia city has a lovely downtown full of antique stores, cafes, restaurants, and plenty more to keep you busy.
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This granite city in Georgia is unique for its proximity to Atlanta, a stunning 400-million-year-old mountain, and for being home to 19th-century buildings.
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This little island packs a historical punch, scene of a military siege and a scenic lighthouse from the 1800s, and it's only a few miles outside Savannah.
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