The Peach State has plenty of gas stations along busy byways like I-75 and I-95, as well as lesser-traveled roads like US-41 and Coastal Highway 17. Georgia’s fuel-stop eateries have a little bit of everything, but the biscuits and fried chicken are among the best. Don't forget about Parker's, a regional chain from Savannah known for its chicken, and Taqueria Taquito Express, … [Read more...] about 9 Gas Station Eateries in Georgia to Detour For
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Southern Stays: voco The Darwin Midtown Atlanta Hotel
I've had the opportunity to stay in several Atlanta hotels, but perhaps none felt as deeply entrenched in the neighborhood as The Darwin. Set in the historic Old Fourth Ward, once home to the likes of Martin Luther King Jr. and the Sears regional headquarters, it's part of voco, under IHG Hotels. The brand takes pride in taking on the personality of its destinations, and … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: voco The Darwin Midtown Atlanta Hotel
Southern Stays: Hotel Bardo
Hotel Bardo occupies one of Savannah, Georgia's most recognizable historic properties overlooking Forsyth Park. The centerpiece of the hotel is the 1888 Forsyth Mansion, a Victorian Romanesque residence that has served several purposes over the past century, including as a funeral home for decades before the property was redeveloped into the Mansion on Forsyth Park hotel in … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Hotel Bardo
7 Places to See Outsider Art in the South
Outsider art or "folk" art is a term used for artwork created outside the traditional art world, often by self-taught artists who have little or no formal training and may work independently from galleries, museums, or academic institutions. Today, outsider art encompasses a wide range of styles and mediums, from intricate drawings and sculptures to visionary environments and … [Read more...] about 7 Places to See Outsider Art in the South
8 Living History Museums Beyond Colonial Williamsburg
Colonial Williamsburg is known nationwide for restoring a community to what it might have resembled in the early days of America. In fact, the Virginia attraction celebrates 100 years this year, as the nation reaches its 250th birthday. But it's far from the only one of its kind. Instead of static displays, you encounter people, places, and activities that recreate a … [Read more...] about 8 Living History Museums Beyond Colonial Williamsburg