St. Simon's Island, Georgia has long been a favorite retreat for families but it's also ideal for spending a weekend with friends who don't need traditional tourist attractions. Less than five hours from Atlanta and two from Savannah, visitors can stay near the beach and within walking distance of shops and restaurants. Where to Eat on St. Simon's Island Despite … [Read more...] about Girlfriend Getaway Guide to St. Simon’s Island, Georgia
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Weekend Guide to the North Georgia Mountains
The North Georgia Mountains are among the oldest in the nation, nestled between the Blue Ridge and Appalachian mountains. There are dozens of towns tucked among them that make for incredible retreats. This guide includes some of the most popular towns. There are additional guides to Helen, Blue Ridge, and Blairsville as well as the places in Dawsonville and near Amicalola … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to the North Georgia Mountains
Weekend Guide to St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
The towns along the Northshore of Lake Pontchartrain, in St. Tammany Parish, have been a getaway for residents of New Orleans since the 1800s. During those days, they traveled by steamboats and stayed in large resorts or their "vacation homes," enjoying the spring water to cure their ailments. Today these communities are an easy day trip from New Orleans or a weekend … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to St. Tammany Parish, Louisiana
Family-Friendly Guide to Nashville
Nashville, Tennessee is a great place for families, especially those who love music. The city has its own airport and is an easy drive from Atlanta. Summer is a popular time to visit due to school holidays, but fall and spring are better due to the weather. Kids will love the Union Station Hotel, which has a stunning lobby and rooms within walking distance of the city's … [Read more...] about Family-Friendly Guide to Nashville
Weekend Guide to Gainesville, Florida
Gainesville, Florida is best known as the home to the University of Florida. The area has been inhabited for over 12,000 years, starting with Native American tribes. Europeans settled in "The Swamp" in 1854, naming the city for a War of 1812 veteran. The historic district is home to many buildings from this time, including historic homes and a train depot. Visitors can also … [Read more...] about Weekend Guide to Gainesville, Florida
