Michael C. Carlos Museum
Atlanta, GA
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Photo by Daniel MayerAtlanta, GA
The Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University houses a world-class collection of anthropological and artistic materials spanning multiple continents. The museum cares for over 1.2 million cultural items and 500,000 photographs, supported by ongoing conservation and provenance research.
Savannah, GA
<div> Historic mansion constructed in 1819 for businessman and slave trader Richard Richardson. The house was later owned by congressman George Owens and passed into the hands of a surgeon, Dr. James Thomas, following Owens' death. Owens' granddaughter, Meta, dedicated the property as a museum in 1951. It remains the best-preserved example of domestic housing formerly occupied by enslaved individuals in Savannah, with many decorative elements testifying to the cultural practices and heritage of the Gullah-Geechee people who lived and worked there.</div>
Augusta, GA
Augusta National Golf Club is a golf course located in Augusta, GA. This club is known as the host venue for The Masters tournament. Visitors, referred to as patrons, attend the club during the tournament to experience the golf event.
Savannah, GA Area
Provides tours, instruction, and retail for various paddlesports, including sea kayaking, surf kayaking, canoeing, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP), along the Georgia Coast.
Atlanta, GA
Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Course is an 18-hole golf course located in Southwest Atlanta. It features evenly cut greens, three sets of tee boxes at each hole, and views of low rolling hills. The course is named after Alfred Tup Holmes, who led the desegregation of golf courses in Atlanta in 1955.
Darien, GA Area
Offers Altamaha River Delta cruises on the Delta Belle, a 30-foot custom catamaran, with options for wine tours, nature tours, and customized private charters, including trips to remote beaches.
Athens, GA Area
A full-service bicycle shop that offers a variety of bike rentals, including mountain, hybrid, and e-bikes, with options for delivery and pick-up within Athens city limits.
Jefferson, GA
The Crawford W. Long Medical Museum in Jefferson, GA is a must-see for those interested in medical history. The museum is located in the historic Crawford W. Long House, which was built in 1832 and is on the National Register of Historic Places. The museum is named for the renowned doctor and pha...
Dahlonega, GA
Appalachian Outfitters provides canoeing, kayaking, and tubing trips on the Chestatee and Etowah Rivers near Dahlonega, GA. Visitors can explore the North Georgia Mountains through scenic floats or rides through rapids. A tubing float is available on the Chestatee River. The outfitter operates from a Dahlonega Outpost and a Dawson Forest Outpost.
Darien, GA Area
Provides guided kayak and canoe tours, as well as kayak and canoe rentals, allowing exploration of the Altamaha River and its surrounding creeks and swamps. They also offer guided bike tours, including historic downtown and old rice fields.
Atlanta, GA
The Trap Music Museum in Atlanta, GA, features curated installations and original artwork, accompanied by the soundtrack of a generation. Each room tells a story for visitors to experience. The museum also offers Atlanta's only hip-hop escape room, where guests solve puzzles to beat the clock. It hosts various groups and private events.
Photo by John PhelanRome, GA
The Rome Area History Museum invites visitors to explore the journey of time. It showcases the history of Rome and its surrounding areas, from the earliest settlements to the recent past. Exhibits highlight the diversity of people and cultures that have shaped this unique Southern story.
Milledgeville, GA
The Brown-Stetson-Sanford House is an architectural gem in Milledgeville, GA, built by John Marlor in the Milledgeville Federal style. It features a characteristic columned double porch and a spiral staircase, a Marlor trademark. This historic house served as the Beecher-Brown Hotel and later the State's Rights Hotel for visiting legislators. Tours of the museum are available by request.
Duluth, GA
Berkeley Hills Country Club has been a member-owned private club in Gwinnett County since 1964. It offers a championship 18-hole golf course designed by Ron Kirby and Gary Player, known for its scenic fairways and challenging play. Beyond golf, members can enjoy dining, event spaces, a fitness center, tennis and pickleball courts, and an outdoor aquatic center. The club also hosts select events such as weddings and corporate golf outings.
Photo by Daniel MayerAtlanta, GA
Fernbank Museum of Natural History is a science and nature experience in Atlanta. It offers 75 acres of outdoor exhibits, walking trails, a canopy walk, native wildlife, and nature playgrounds in WildWoods and Fernbank Forest. The museum also features a Giant Screen Theater showing documentaries on a 4-story screen. Additionally, it hosts Fernbank After Dark, an after-hours event with food, drinks, and adventure under the dinosaurs.
Atlanta, GA
John A. White Golf Course is a public-access 9-hole golf course located in Southwest Atlanta. This regulation par-35 course, originally opened in 1929, was renovated in 1999 by Billy Fuller and Bob Cupp, with bunkers and greens updated in 2022. Visitors can play a round of golf or use the full practice facility. The course also hosts golf outings and was featured on Golf Channel.
Cairo, GA
The Grady County History Museum is housed in the historic Cairoga Club Building, constructed in 1920. This building originally featured street-level stores and a second-floor gentlemen’s club with a basketball court and billiard tables. The museum also utilizes the adjacent Roddenbery Hardware Company building, built in 1906, for additional space. The museum officially opened in 1999.
Macon, GA
The Johnston-Felton-Hay House in Macon is a distinguished structure that was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1974. This historic house contains more than 18,000 square feet across 24 principal rooms. Visitors can experience the beauty of the Hay House on a tour.
Athens, GA Area
Offers luxury boat rentals and boating tours on the waters around Athens, GA, specializing in tritoons with Yamaha motors, ensuring a safe and enjoyable adventure.
Richmond Hill, GA
Fort McAllister State Historic Park showcases the best-preserved earthwork fortification of the Confederacy on the banks of the Ogeechee River south of Savannah. The fort's earthworks withstood seven attacks by Union ironclads before falling in 1864, and a Civil War museum displays artifacts and period videos. The scenic park offers camping, boating, fishing, and nature trails through live oaks and salt marsh.
Washington, GA
The Robert Toombs House State Historic Site preserves the home of Robert Toombs, a significant historical figure who served as U.S. Congressman, Senator, and Confederate military officer. Visitors tour the historic house and grounds while viewing exhibits about Toombs' turbulent career spanning state legislature, U.S. Congress, Confederate service, and contributions to post-Reconstruction Georgia. The site includes a museum, picnic area, and gift shop.
Smyrna, GA
Fox Creek Golf Club is an executive golf course in Smyrna, GA, located off I-75 on Windy Hill Road. It is one of two celebrated executive courses designed by Larry Nelson and John LaFoy, enjoyed by golfers for nearly 30 years. The facilities include a driving range with natural grass tee stations, target greens, and PGA instruction.
Douglasville, GA
West Pines Golf Club in Douglasville, Georgia, features an 18-hole golf course and practice facilities. The grounds also include a pro shop and the West Pines Grille. Visitors can enjoy a round of golf on the well-maintained course, and staff offers helpful advice and tips.
St. Simons, GA
The World War II Home Front Museum, part of the Coastal Georgia Historical Society, is housed in the Historic St. Simons Coast Guard Station, built in 1936. Visitors can explore immersive galleries and interactives to discover Coastal Georgia’s contributions to winning World War II. Guests can test plane spotting skills, train to direct fighter pilots, and build a Liberty ship. The museum also shares stories of the station's crew rescuing torpedoed ship survivors in 1942 and features oral histories.