Once host to the 1996 Summer Olympics, Centennial Olympic Park is an iconic destination in downtown Atlanta.
No matter the time of year, there's something to see at Callaway Gardens. Located about 40 miles north of Columbus in Pine Mountain.
History buffs won't want to miss the Andersonville National Historic Site. Situated about 60 miles east of Columbus in Andersonville
If you're seeking a Georgia getaway with lots of charm, look no further than the replica Bavarian village of Helen.
Atlanta's 42,000-square-foot National Center for Civil and Human Rights is conveniently located across from Centennial Olympic Park.
At more than 3,200 acres, Stone Mountain Park, the most-visited attraction in Georgia, offers fun for visitors of all ages
The Georgia Aquarium is yet another gem nestled across from Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta.
It's no surprise that Savannah, one of the oldest U.S. cities – and perhaps one of the most haunted – is a traveler favorite on any trip to Georgia.
Learn the history behind one of the world's most beloved drinks at World of Coca-Cola in downtown Atlanta.
Georgia has its own wine region, the northern part of the Peach State is home to acclaimed wineries like Wolf Mountain Vineyards & Winery