Activities in Georgia
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40 Watt Club
One of the most acclaimed indie rock venues in the South, the 40 Watt Club hosts a wide variety of established and emerging bands in an intimate, i... More -
97 Estoria
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 One of the hippest bars in the Cabbagetown neighborhood, 97 Estoria receives most of its business from locals within walking or biking distance. ... More -
Arcanum Antiques Interiors
“Eighteenth century meets eighteen minutes ago” is the mantra of this gas station turned showroom in Savannah, Georgia’s historic district. Here, S... More -
Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum
The Victorian neighborhood of Grant Park (just south of Downtown) is home to the world's largest oil painting: the Atlanta Cyclorama, a 19th-centur... More -
Atlanta History Center
Set on the grounds of Swan House, one of Atlanta's classic historic estates, the Atlanta History Center features permanent and special exhibitions ... More -
Caledonia Lounge
Housed in an unassuming red-brick building, this tiny concert venue provides an intimate setting for indie, rock, blues, and country music performa... More -
Candler Park Market
Miles away from chain grocery stores, this locally owned and operated shop sells grocery products at nearly the same, if not cheaper, prices. Besid... More -
Center for Puppetry Arts
Located in Atlanta's vibrant Midtown district, the Center for Puppetry Arts has been offering family-friendly puppetry programs since 1978. While t... More -
Chattahoochee Nature Center
One of the Southeast's largest natural science and learning hubs. More -
Chomp and Stomp
Chomp & Stomp is a one-day annual event that pays homage to what Cabbagetown used to be: a small, tightly nit mill town community. Attendees arrive... More -
CNN Center Tour
When R. E. "Ted" Turner bought WJRJ-Atlanta, Channel 17 in 1970, he laid the foundation for today's Cable News Network—the news organization still ... More -
Cumberland Island
Roughly 90 percent of the island is a land protected for the public, and also, one might add, protected from them, by virtue of limited access to i... More -
Dungeness Ruins
The remains of Thomas Carnegie's four-story 1884 mansion. More -
Elite Green Car
Try the RS400 Lexus hybrids from this Atlanta rental company. More -
Fort Frederica
The fort was built in 1736 to bolster British Georgia’s defenses against upstart Spain. More -
Georgia Aquarium
The world's largest aquarium is one of Atlanta's absolute must-visits. More than 60 different exhibit tanks here hold some eight million gallons of... More -
Georgia International Horse Park
Olympic Pedigree: Dutch racer Bart Brentjens won a gold on the Atlanta track, site of the Olympics’ first-ever mountain biking competition. Be an... More -
High Museum of Art
A 2005 expansion by Renzo Piano—not to mention a subsequent partnership with the Louvre in Paris—has brought the southeastern U.S.'s preeminent art... More
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