Southeast Travel

Learn about the Southeast and find fun things to do and see in Southern states like Georgia, Tennessee, Alabama, and the Carolinas.

Five Famed Georgia Cities

Depending on your interest and how much time you have to devote, there is a long list of “must do or see” locations included in Georgia tourism. You will find quiet towns like Breman and historic mountain regions like the foothills and peaks of the Blue Ridge Parkway. There is the excitement of big cities like Atlanta and Athens and the exploration available along the coastline. But one thing is for sure, no matter where you roam in Georgia, the fun and memory making opportunities abound.

 So, where do you have in mind for a visit? Here are a few places to get you started.

  1. Atlanta- From a myriad of museums and a multitude of malls, to water and amusement parks along with venues such as the Fox Theatre, the Atlanta Symphony and the Center for Puppetry Arts, Stone Mountain and the birthplace of Martin Luther King, Atlanta has something for every interest, age level or ability.
  2. Athens- Home to the University of Georgia as well as a wide selection of gardens, museums, galleries and other area attractions. And, for those who love the night life, Athens offers a wide selection of clubs, dining and dancing locations sure to be enjoyed.
  3. Savannah- This is perhaps one of Georgia’s most beloved cities. You will find more history than you can visit in just an afternoon, an abundance of antebellum homes, sandy beaches, lighthouses, well maintained gardens and many other family friendly activities.
  4. Augusta- This classic South town offers museums of art, history and science, city parks, river walks, and even a James Brown city tour. Spend a few days getting acquainted with this great Southern city.
  5. Helen- Nestled in the northeastern Georgia mountains, the Bavarian inspired town has long been a favorite weekend get-away location—especially for couples. You will find beautiful bed and breakfast, quiet inns, fine dining and a variety of regional activities and attractions. These activities include browsing at shops where you can peruse artwork and fine foods created by regional artist, the Helen Speedway, the Nora Mil Granary, the Habersham Winery or Charlemagne’s Kingdom. Also available are touring opportunities like hot air balloon rides, buggy rides or bike trails.

 So, pack your bags, grab a camera and come check out some of Georgia’s great cities. There are so many to explore, you may need to plan for multiple trips!

Janet Slagell

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