Click here for larger view When Ray Charles sang the famous song "Georgia on My Mind,” the world learned that even in dreams, Georgia is an unforgettable place. Whether you talk about the state’s diverse and ever-changing landscapes, its patchwork of cultures, rich heritage, or warm, friendly people, Georgia’s magic “comes as sweet and clear as moonlight through the pines.” From ancient mountains to rolling rivers, charming towns to a bustling metropolis, Georgia offers whatever it is you’re looking for. For more information, please call (404)-521-6600.
Adrenaline Climbing, Suwanee
Adrenaline Climbing is Gwinnett County's premier indoor rock climbing facility. With over 12,500 square feet of climbing terrain to play on, we are also one of the biggest in the southeast. Our mission is to provide fun, fitness, and community to climbers of all ages and skill levels in a safe environment and to be the go-to destination for birthday parties, group field trips & events, summer camps, and indoor rock climbing in the greater Atlanta area. For more information, please call (770) 271-1390.
Days Inn Georgia
Get away to the land of the beaches and the peaches! Whether you're taking it easy in Savannah, taking in Atlanta's city sights, or taking on the greens in Augusta — if Georgia is on your mind, then Days Inn should be too. At Days Inn, you'll always find a clean comfortable room, friendly service, and affordable rates wherever you travel in Georgia.
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Excellent Service Days Inn Marietta-Atlanta, Georgia
The location was fantastic!! The staff was friendly as well. I will definitely recommend this hotel to anyone who stays in the Marietta area. Great job guys!! The breakfast was awesome!!
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Best Service Ever Days Inn Gainesville, Georgia
Everything was totally professional and a great staff. Not to mention a great price. My hotel of choice forever when I go to Gainesville! I tried almost every hotel in Gainesville and this is the best one!
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Great Place to Stay! Days Inn Savannah, Georgia
We were greeted with a friendly smile and lots of helpful information. The rooms were nice and clean and the housekeepers were helpful in keeping us supplied with whatever we needed. Our experience was very enjoyable and we cant wait to return!
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What a Great Place Days Inn Savannah, Georgia
I was very impressed with this Days Inn. We stayed for two nights. Check in was smooth and easy, the front desk person was very friendly and accomodating. The room was clean and even smelled like it had just been cleaned. The bed was comfortable and there were lots of pillows. Towels were thick and comfortable. We enjoyed the large TV and there are plenty of channels to choose from.
We also utilized the Microfridge in the room and the microwave. The Continental Breakfast was good and it was nice to get a USA Today, even though I don't normally read that particular newspaper. All in all, this is a very nice hotel with lots of comfort and amenities for a very reasonable price.
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Going Back in July Days Inn Brunswick, Georgia
Excellent location and friendly staff. Great value for the money. My teenagers had a blast in the pool. Loved the nearby restaurants. Close to St. Simons Island and the Emerald Princess Cruise Ship.
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Welcome to Georgia
With delectable southern food, thrilling theme parks, the world’s largest aquarium, 47 National Historic Landmarks, 16 nationally accredited museums and two federally designated National Heritage Areas, Georgia offers abundant attractions and activities to experience year-round.
Battlefields, national parks and scenic byways dot the landscape from the mountains to the coast. Contemporary museums and unique shopping venues entice travelers to browse and buy. Around the state, you can hear the sounds of late musical legends Ray Charles, Johnny Mercer (Moon River), and contemporary Georgia artists such as REM, Indigo Girls and Trisha Yearwood.
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The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia celebrates this traditional Southern art form found in distinctive face jugs, special glazes, unique designs and decorative wares. The museum is located in the Sautee Nacoochee Center, a restored rural schoolhouse turned cultural and community center with theatre, gallery, art studio, and history museum. After taking a tour of the Folk Pottery Museum–where you can learn about the skills, artistry and the 200-year legacy of Southern folk pottery–journey along the Folk Potters Trail to meet local artisans and visit studios of these folk potters. For more information, please call (706)-878-3300
Georgia Aquarium, Atlanta
Come visit the Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest aquarium. It contains over 8 million gallons of water with the largest collection of animals. Located in the heart of Atlanta, the aquarium is easy to get to. Visit for example the Ocean Voyager, home to the gentle giants of the sea, including whale sharks and two manta rays, the only manta rays in a U.S. aquarium, ever. This exhibit was specially designed to house whale sharks, the largest fish species in the world. Or discover a wide diversity of animals found in the rivers of Africa, South America, Asia and right here in Georgia in the River Scout gallery. American Alligators inhabit the waters of River Scout, along with red-eared sliders and yellowbelly sliders. Electric fish of Africa and South America are presented in aquariums and highlighted in video programs. For more information, please call (404) 581-4000.
Cockspur Lighthouse
Georgia's smallest lighthouse is located on a piece of land that is actually part of Cockspur Island, site of Fort Pulaski. The first lighthouse built here, in the South Channel of the Savannah River north of Tybee Island dates back to 1772. Since the islet on which Cockspur Lighthouse was built is covered with water during high tide, the lighthouse keeper lived on Cockspur Island or another nearby island and traveled by boat to the lighthouse. According to the National Park Service, the lighthouse is open to visitors. At low tide you can walk to the lighthouse, or you can row your own boat, as there is no supervised tour. For more information, please call (912) 786-5444.
Gilligan's Island
Gilligan's Island is one of Camden County's best kept secrets. The 57-acre facility is open to the public and features trails through native and pristine Georgia habitat, as well as a cool, spring-fed lake ideal for swimming, canoeing or kayaking. Gilligan's Island park amenities include a screened pavilion, picnic tables, outdoor barbeque and a special area for our four-legged family members. In addition, nature-lovers will fall in love with the many walking trails through native and pristine Georgia habitat. There is no entrance fee and parking is free, so bring your family and enjoy this surreal and multi-use recreational area. For more information, please call (912) 729-5600.
St. Marys Community Market
Buy fresh! Buy local!
Experience the flavor of a European open-air market right in your own back yard! Fresh production direct from our Georgia farmers. Fresh seafood caught less than twelve hours old. Sweet honey from local bee hives. The aroma of freshly baked goods wafting on the breeze. Completely organic products from the Amish Market. Delicious unique varieties of jams, jellies, canned and pickled goods that tantalize your taste buds. Every Saturday from 9am - 1pm, downtown St. Marys. With plenty of vendors you'll be sure to find what you're looking for. For more information, please call (912) 882-8111.
Tubman African American Museum, Macon
“It seemed the right and just thing to do, to create a place where African American culture and history with its beauty, courage, and brilliance could be shown and appreciated.”
– Richard Keil, Tubman founder Museum. In 1981, Father Richard Keil made a down payment on a dilapidated former warehouse in downtown Macon, Georgia. The Tubman Museum represents a key educational and cultural resource for Georgia and the entire southeast region, offering a wide array of exhibitions, programs, and publications geared to adults, families, and students and teachers in grades K-12 and college. For more information, please call (478) 743-8544.
Kolomoki Mounds Historic Park
This historically significant park is the oldest and largest Woodland Indian site in the southeastern U.S., occupied by American Indians from 350 to 750 A.D. Georgia’s oldest great temple mound, standing 57 feet high, dominates two smaller burial mounds and several ceremonial mounds. The park’s museum is built around an excavated mound, providing an unusual setting for learning who these people were and how they lived. Inside, visitors will find numerous artifacts and a film. Outdoor activities include camping, fishing, picnicking and boating. The Spruce Pine Trail offers views of lakes Yahola and Kolomoki, while the Trillium Trail meanders through hardwoods and pines. For more information, please call (229) 724-2150 .
Georgia Food & Dining: Brunswick Stew
Originally created in Brunswick, Georgia, this unique cuisine is enjoyed all over the world. Mention Brunswick Stew to a Southerner and you're likely to hear lyrical accounts of open fires, black iron pots, a mess of squirrel, rabbit and possum that somebody's daddy brought home. Today, chicken is the foundation of the stew, adding tomatoes, butter beans, fresh picked corn and a secret blend of seasonings. Don't miss out on this specialty and ask your family to enjoy it with you! For more information, please call (912) 262-0867.
Wild Animal Safari in Pine Mountain
One of the area's most popular attractions, Pine Mountain Wild Animal Safari, offers a unique experience. Visitors can see, touch, and feed hundreds of exotic animals - a true worldwide safari! When you visit them, you can spend your entire day exploring their wildlife preserve that offers habitats encompassing the plains, swamps, deserts, mountains and forests of the world. You will come face to face with animals from six continents! The park has animals from every continent except Antarctica and has nearly twice as many animals as the Atlanta Zoo! For more information about the Wild Animal Safari in Pine Mountain, please call (706) 663-8744.
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Stone Mountain Golf Club, Atlanta
Nestled at the foot of Stone Mountain and just minutes from downtown Atlanta, Stone Mountain Golf Club offers two championship courses that provide the perfect challenge for any skill level. These two courses - Stonemont and Lakemont - wind through a forest of Georgia pines and around Stone Mountain Lake. They offer breathtaking views and wonderful, natural rock formations that will make your round of golf truly a memorable one. Stone Mountain Golf Club is fully staffed with trained PGA professionals and a head golf instructor that provide top-flight instruction, precision club fitting, and expert guidance. For more information, please call (770) 465-327.
The Folk Pottery Museum of Northeast Georgia celebrates this traditional Southern art form found in distinctive face jugs, special glazes, unique designs and decorative wares. The museum is located in the Sautee Nacoochee Center, a restored rural schoolhouse turned cultural and community center with theatre, gallery, art studio, and history museum. After taking a tour of the Folk Pottery Museum–where you can learn about the skills, artistry and the 200-year legacy of Southern folk pottery–journey along the Folk Potters Trail to meet local artisans and visit studios of these folk potters. For more information, please call (706)-878-3300
Come visit the Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest aquarium. It contains over 8 million gallons of water with the largest collection of animals. Located in the heart of Atlanta, the aquarium is easy to get to. Visit for example the Ocean Voyager, home to the gentle giants of the sea, including whale sharks and two manta rays, the only manta rays in a U.S. aquarium, ever. This exhibit was specially designed to house whale sharks, the largest fish species in the world. Or discover a wide diversity of animals found in the rivers of Africa, South America, Asia and right here in Georgia in the River Scout gallery. American Alligators inhabit the waters of River Scout, along with red-eared sliders and yellowbelly sliders. Electric fish of Africa and South America are presented in aquariums and highlighted in video programs. For more information, please call (404) 581-4000.
Georgia's smallest lighthouse is located on a piece of land that is actually part of Cockspur Island, site of Fort Pulaski. The first lighthouse built here, in the South Channel of the Savannah River north of Tybee Island dates back to 1772. Since the islet on which Cockspur Lighthouse was built is covered with water during high tide, the lighthouse keeper lived on Cockspur Island or another nearby island and traveled by boat to the lighthouse. According to the National Park Service, the lighthouse is open to visitors. At low tide you can walk to the lighthouse, or you can row your own boat, as there is no supervised tour. For more information, please call (912) 786-5444.
Gilligan's Island is one of Camden County's best kept secrets. The 57-acre facility is open to the public and features trails through native and pristine Georgia habitat, as well as a cool, spring-fed lake ideal for swimming, canoeing or kayaking. Gilligan's Island park amenities include a screened pavilion, picnic tables, outdoor barbeque and a special area for our four-legged family members. In addition, nature-lovers will fall in love with the many walking trails through native and pristine Georgia habitat. There is no entrance fee and parking is free, so bring your family and enjoy this surreal and multi-use recreational area. For more information, please call (912) 729-5600.
Experience the flavor of a European open-air market right in your own back yard! Fresh production direct from our Georgia farmers. Fresh seafood caught less than twelve hours old. Sweet honey from local bee hives. The aroma of freshly baked goods wafting on the breeze. Completely organic products from the Amish Market. Delicious unique varieties of jams, jellies, canned and pickled goods that tantalize your taste buds. Every Saturday from 9am - 1pm, downtown St. Marys. With plenty of vendors you'll be sure to find what you're looking for. For more information, please call (912) 882-8111.
This historically significant park is the oldest and largest Woodland Indian site in the southeastern U.S., occupied by American Indians from 350 to 750 A.D. Georgia’s oldest great temple mound, standing 57 feet high, dominates two smaller burial mounds and several ceremonial mounds. The park’s museum is built around an excavated mound, providing an unusual setting for learning who these people were and how they lived. Inside, visitors will find numerous artifacts and a film. Outdoor activities include camping, fishing, picnicking and boating. The Spruce Pine Trail offers views of lakes Yahola and Kolomoki, while the Trillium Trail meanders through hardwoods and pines. For more information, please call (229) 724-2150 .
Originally created in Brunswick, Georgia, this unique cuisine is enjoyed all over the world. Mention Brunswick Stew to a Southerner and you're likely to hear lyrical accounts of open fires, black iron pots, a mess of squirrel, rabbit and possum that somebody's daddy brought home. Today, chicken is the foundation of the stew, adding tomatoes, butter beans, fresh picked corn and a secret blend of seasonings. Don't miss out on this specialty and ask your family to enjoy it with you! For more information, please call (912) 262-0867.
One of the area's most popular attractions, Pine Mountain Wild Animal Safari, offers a unique experience. Visitors can see, touch, and feed hundreds of exotic animals - a true worldwide safari! When you visit them, you can spend your entire day exploring their wildlife preserve that offers habitats encompassing the plains, swamps, deserts, mountains and forests of the world. You will come face to face with animals from six continents! The park has animals from every continent except Antarctica and has nearly twice as many animals as the Atlanta Zoo! For more information about the Wild Animal Safari in Pine Mountain, please call (706) 663-8744.
