Atlanta, Georgia, is a sprawling metropolis made up of miles upon miles of suburbs. Most visitors don't wander "outside the perimeter" during their trips, but you'll find hidden gems, especially in the southern suburbs of Clayton, Coweta, and Henry counties. There's the inspiration for Gone with the Wind, one of the largest NASCAR tracks in the country, and a small town … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Atlanta’s Southern Suburbs
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The South’s Best Theme Park Halloween Attractions
Fans of Halloween can find a range of spooky attractions at the South's best theme parks. Some are family-friendly, while others are downright terrifying. We're rounding up the best and scariest theme park Halloween celebrations from around the South. Be sure to mention any we left out below in the comments! Universal Studios– Orlando, Florida Universal Orlando Resort … [Read more...] about The South’s Best Theme Park Halloween Attractions
A First Timer’s Guide to Six Flags Fright Fest
Six Flags Over Georgia is one of the area's best theme parks, located outside Atlanta, Georgia. While the summertime is a busy time of year. The park opens at night for the entire month of October for Fright Fest, an annual event at their parks nationwide. It's the only time of year you can ride the rides in the dark! Costumes are discouraged, as you can leave it up to the … [Read more...] about A First Timer’s Guide to Six Flags Fright Fest
Southern Stays: Loews Atlanta Midtown Hotel
Atlanta, Georgia has many hotels, especially top-name brands, but there's only one Loews. While most visitors stay downtown or in Buckhead, the Midtown area is the ideal location, especially if you're traveling on business or in town for an event like the Atlanta Food and Wine Festival or any event in Piedmont Park. The hotel is a short walk from two MARTA stations, … [Read more...] about Southern Stays: Loews Atlanta Midtown Hotel
Georgia’s Presidential Landmarks
The state of Georgia may not be the one that immediately comes to mind when you think of the stomping grounds of past presidents, but it is. Many remember peanut farmer Jimmy Carter who rose to fame as President of the United States in 1976, but others have deep ties to the area. History buffs should plan their own trip around Georgia to see where past great leaders have … [Read more...] about Georgia’s Presidential Landmarks
