Georgia brings to mind southern belles, antebellum plantations, peaches, and Robert E. Lee immortalized in Stone Mountain. Echoes of the old south are not dead but metropolitan and capital city, Atlanta brought the world to Georgia in 1996 and its culture and influences have forever changed the face of the South. Today, you can still find the peace and tranquility in a quiet getaway to Savannah or you can groove to the rhythm of Atlanta on the cutting edge of diversity in art, culture, education, technology, and FUN!
Atlanta Georgia
You'll find there's more to Georgia than the busy city streets of Atlanta. Georgia's other attractions include:
Pristine Hiking trails on the foothills of the Appalachians,
Waterfalls,
Civil War Museums/Battle Sites,
Plenty of State Parks with camp sites and water/beach access,
Savannah,
Tybee Island,
White Water Rafting,
Some of the South's best fishing,
Agrirama - working remake of 1800s village,
Apple Festivals,
Ham Radio Festival,
Cornbread Festival,
Plantation Homes,and
Bed and Breakfasts.
The Georgia State Park system is extensive, offering numerous family camping, hiking, and fishing spots. The National Park system also maintains parks in Georgia. One of the treasures of the National Park system is Cumberland Island.
Other cities include:
Albany
Atlanta
Athens
Augusta
Columbus
Johns Creek
Rome
Conyers
Macon
Marietta
Roswell
Sandy Springs
Savannah
Warner Robins
By the way, if you are a Pepsi drinker, bring it with you. We drink Coke here in Georgia!