Buckhead is known for its shopping, especially at Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza. Its bustling entertainment district is full of hot nightclubs and restaurants
Visit the Herndon Home, former residence of Alonzo Herndon, an African-American who transcended slavery to become a leader in business, education, and philanthropy
One of the nation's top water parks, Six Flags White Water in Marietta boasts 50 water adventures
Atlanta Motor Speedway, a 1.54-mile quad-oval track in Hampton, is one of the premier motor sports facilities in the country
Catch a show at the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta, the largest puppet theater in the United States
Plunge into the pristine preserve at the Chattahoochee Nature Center in Roswell and experience the wildlife and mystique of the Chattahoochee River in a canoe
Hear the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra's summer outdoor concert series under the stars at Chastain Park Amphitheatre
See The Battle of Atlanta, the world's largest circular painting and diorama, at Grant Park's Cyclorama in Atlanta
The Mountains region overflows with waterfalls, from the awe-inspiring Amicalola Falls to the waters of Tallulah Gorge - which spill through two miles of deep canyon
The Appalachians have long been creating unique arts and crafts. Visit the Sautee Nacoochee Center for an Appalachian art experience
The Blue Ridge Scenic Railway diesel train travels 26 miles, offering breathtaking views of the river, the Cohutta Mountains, and the Blue Ridge Mountains
America's first gold rush started in Dahlonega in 1828. Visitors can tour a real mine, and celebrate the town's history during Gold Rush Days
Referred to as the "Stonehenge of America," the Georgia Guidestones carry philosophical messages in eight languages. No one knows who constructed them or why.
Enjoy the seasons of Lake Lanier in Gainesville. Splash in the water park, relax among spring blossoms and fall leaves, and delight in thousands of twinkling holiday lights
Don your hiking boots at Springer Mountain, where the Appalachian Trail begins its 2,167-mile trek to Maine