Georgia: The Peach State

Our recommended picks to explore in Georgia

About Georgia

Georgia, the Peach State, beckons you with its Southern charm, rich history, and diverse landscapes. Visit Savannah, where Spanish moss hangs from ancient oak trees, antebellum architecture fills the streets, and ghost stories are part of the local charm. In Atlanta, enjoy the bustling city life, visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, or explore the world’s largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium.

Take a hike in the scenic Blue Ridge Mountains or relax on the golden beaches of the Golden Isles. For a unique cultural experience, don’t miss the Gullah Geechee Corridor, home to one of America’s most distinctive cultures. From its delicious peaches and Vidalia onions to its soulful blues and hip-hop music, Georgia will leave you with sweet memories and a desire to return!

Attractions in Georgia

This is a list of our recommended places to visit while you are in Georgia.

  • Athens

    Athens, Georgia , is a city where Southern heritage meets a vibrant college-town energy . Home to the University of Georgia , the city blends histori…

  • Augusta

    Augusta, situated along the scenic Savannah River, is a city that seamlessly blends Southern hospitality with rich history and modern attractions. Kn…

  • Columbus

    Columbus sits where Georgia meets Alabama along the Chattahoochee River , blending Southern military heritage with a revitalized urban core. The city…

  • Atlanta

    Atlanta, located in the southern region, has a vibrant and lively atmosphere that appeals to many visitors. Its diverse restaurant scene and rich cul…

  • Macon

    Macon , Georgia, sits at the geographic heart of the Peach State where the Ocmulgee River curves through central Georgia. Known as the “Heart of Geor…

  • Sandy Springs

    Sandy Springs sits just north of Atlanta along the scenic Chattahoochee River , making it one of the most sought-after suburbs in the Southeast. Esta…

  • Savannah

    Savannah, located about 100 miles south of Charleston, South Carolina, has a similar charm with its Spanish moss, Southern accents, and spooky gravey…