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Savannah Historic District
Booth Western Art Museum
Georgia Aquarium
Fort Pulaski National Monument
Pin Point Heritage Museum
National Infantry Museum & Soldier Center
Atlanta Botanical Gardens
Center for Civil and Human Rights
National Museum of the Mighty Eight Air Force
Andersonville National Historic Site
Consolidated Gold Mine
Museum of Aviation
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site
Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
Roosevelt’s Little White House
The Savannah Theatre
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park
Neptune Park
Rolling Thunder River Company
Mercier Orchards
Tybee Island Light Station and Museum
High Museum of Art
Taste of Thomasville
College Football Hall of Fame
Anna Ruby Falls
From the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains to many historic memorials and forts, Georgia offers something for everyone. Stone Mountain is the most visited attraction in Georgia. Georgia’s capital city Atlanta is a cultural and sporting center supporting three major league sports as well as art museums, a symphony orchestra, an opera company, and several theaters. There are opportunities for outdoor fun at Georgia's water parks, and adventure for families, couples, and all who love nature in the Blue Ridge Mountains and on the islands.
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