Georgia Travel Guide

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Georgia encompasses two Souths—the Old South of Savannah with its elegant homes, planned squares, and Spanish moss-draped live oaks, and the New South of Atlanta, a bustling high-rise metropolis with enough to keep visitors busy for weeks. For white-columned mansions and romantic visions of the past, look no further than central Georgia. One of the most popular Civil War battlefields is in northern Georgia. There's coastline here, too, with lush barrier islands stretching all the way to Florida.

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SeanPavonePhoto / Shutterstock 1/24ATLANTA, GEORGIA - MAY 11: Centennial Olympic Park was built for the Centennial 1996 Summer Olympics and still remains a popular leisure destination on May 11, 2011 in Atlanta, georgia.

SeanPavonePhoto / Shutterstock 2/24ATLANTA, GEORGIA - FEBRUARY 20: Aquatic tunnel in the Georgia Aquarium, the world's largest aquarium holding more than 8 million gallons of water February 20, 2011 in Atalanta, Georgia.

SeanPavonePhoto / Shutterstock 3/24Georgia State Capitol Building in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

cleanfotos / Shutterstock 4/24ATLANTA - JULY 12: Turner Field, home of the Atlanta Braves, pictured on July 12, 2013. Originally built as Centennial Olympic Stadium for the 1996 Olympics, it was converted into a baseball park.

Christopher Meder / Shutterstock 5/24fireworks at Stone Mountain in Atlanta.

David Davis / Shutterstock 6/24Forsyth Park Fountain in Savannah Georgia.; Shutterstock ID 1711880; Project/Title: Fodors; Downloader: Melanie Marin

Cindy Haggerty / Shutterstock 7/24Tybee Island Lighthouse

Travel Bug / shutterstock 8/24Savannah Hamilton Turner Inn, georgia, USA

Henryk Sadura / Shutterstock 9/24Tourist walking to Fort Pulaski, Georgia.

Denton Rumsey / shutterstock 10/24The officer's quarters at the Civil War Era Fort McAllister, built in the early 1800's near Savannah, Georgia.; Shutterstock ID 129338921; Project/Title: Photo Database Top 200; Downloader: Jesse Strauss

Paula Stephens / Shutterstock 11/24Wild horses on the beach at Cumberland Island, Georgia; Shutterstock ID 75370135; Project/Title: AARP; Downloader: Melanie Marin

Stacy Funderburke / Shutterstock 12/24Stillwater Paddling - Little St. Simons Island, Georgia;

Brian Lasenby / Shutterstock 13/24American Alligator (Alligator mississippiensis) swimming on the Suwannee River - Okefenokee Swamp Wildlife Refuge, Georgia;

Jeffrey M. Frank/Shutterstock 14/24Little White House Historic Site; Shutterstock ID 47800072; Project/Title: AARP; Downloader: Melanie Marin

Durden Images/Shutterstock 15/24Idyllic setting of tranquil lake at Callaway Gardens, GA, framed by azaleas in the foreground; typifies Spring.; Shutterstock ID 109944521; Project/Title: AARP; Downloader: Melanie Marin

SeanPavonePhoto / Shutterstock 16/24Valley at Tallulah Gorge in Tallulah Falls, Georgia, USA.

SeanPavonePhoto / Shutterstock 17/24ATHENS, GEORGIA - AUGUST 23: Georgia Theatre August 23, 2012 in Athens, GA. The venue has hosted several prominent acts from the city's musical legacy.

Sean Pavone / Shutterstock 18/24Downtown Augusta, Georgia sits on the Savannah River and is the second most populous city in the state with nearly 200,000 residents.

SeanPavonePhoto / Shutterstock 19/24ATHENS, GEORGIA - AUGUST 23: Georgia Theatre August 23, 2012 in Athens, GA. The venue has hosted several prominent acts from the city's musical legacy.

(c) Sepavo | Dreamstime.com 20/24Downtown Augusta, Georgia sits on the Savannah River and is the second most populous city in the state with nearly 200,000 residentis.

Sean Pavone / Shutterstock 21/24Downtown Augusta, Georgia sits on the Savannah River and is the second most populous city in the state with nearly 200,000 residents.

elmvilla / iStockphoto 22/24A view of the historic Tybee Island Lighthouse in Georgia, one of the famous lighthouses on the Eastern seaboard of America