By Alexis Kuri
Introduction
Make sure to visit these 25 famous landmarks in Georgia when in the state. From...
LANDMARK 1
Take a break from busy city life at the Atlanta Botanical Garden! This magical landmark...
LANDMARK 2
Centennial Olympic Park was built for the 1996 Olympic Games. The park is spread across...
LANDMARK 3
In the 1990s, a group of investors decided to preserve the Marietta and North Georgia...
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Chattahoochee-Oconee National Forest comprises two individual national forests, which together span 26 counties and almost...
LANDMARK 5
Established in 1938, Fort Mountain State Park can be reached by taking a picturesque drive...
LANDMARK 6
Located in Savannah, this much-loved city park occupies around 30 acres of land and is...
LANDMARK 7
Fort Yargo State Park rests between the cities of Atlanta and Athens and attracts thousands...
LANDMARK 8
Discover the ocean's wonders by visiting the Georgia Aquarium, an attraction that aims to educate...
LANDMARK 9
The Georgia Capitol is one of the most well-known historical landmarks in Georgia state. Within...
LANDMARK 10
The College Football Hall of Fame is a landmark that will greatly appeal to sports...
LANDMARK 11
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park is the location of the Battle of Kennesaw Mountain, a...
LANDMARK 12
The Little White House is one of many National Historic Landmarks in Georgia. The residence...
LANDMARK 13
Best known for its amphibian inhabitants, Okefenokee Swamp welcomes millions of visitors each year who...
LANDMARK 14
The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park preserves the life and work of iconic...
LANDMARK 15
Savannah is a city full of history, and the Savannah Historic District highlights a lot...
LANDMARK 16
Providence Canyon State Park spans 1,003 acres in Stewart County. The park is known for...
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Tallulah Falls is a resort town that leads into Tallulah Gorge State Park. The city...
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Known as one of the most famous tourist attractions in Georgia, Stone Mountain Park welcomes...
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Tybee Island Light Station was opened almost 300 years ago in 1736 on Tybee Island...
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This 54-acre archeological site was home to several Native American tribes between 1000 AD and...
LANDMARK 21
Rock City Gardens is located at the very top of Lookout Mountain. This natural attraction...
LANDMARK 22
Stone Hall Atlanta, now known as Fountain Hall, is an academic building within Morris Brown...
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New Echota was one of the most important Cherokee sites. However, it is sadly also...
LANDMARK 24
The Woodrow Wilson Boyhood Home is another of the must-visit historical sites in Georgia. Wilson...
LANDMARK 25
Cloudland Canyon State Park is located on the west side of Lookout Mountain. Its picturesque...
Conclusion
If planning a trip to the Peach State, you won't be short of things to...
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