There are numerous fairytale places in Georgia, from castles and man-made attractions to enchanting natural wonders. The Peach State has so many magical places that when combined in one road trip are extremely enchanting. When most people hear the term “fairytale” they likely picture an ethereal make-believe place that wouldn’t exist in day-to-day life. However, these fairytale places in Georgia do exist, and you’ll have to see them in person to believe it.

The entire trip takes just over seven hours to complete, but you’ll likely want to spend an entire weekend taking time exploring each stop. To help you prepare, be sure to use our ultimate road trip packing list. You can find the entire trip itinerary by viewing the Google Map and making modifications as needed to customize the trip to your liking. So, without further adieu…who’s ready for one heck of a magical road trip?!

1. Georgia Guidestones - Elberton
Georgia Guidestones, 1031 Guidestone Rd NW, Elberton, GA 30635, USA
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Editor's Note: Unfortunately, the Georgia Guidestones were demolished in 2022. 

One of the epic wonders of Georgia, the Georgia Guidestones are a pretty mysterious attraction in Georgia, dating back to the 1980s. The rock structure is inscribed with 10 guidelines in eight modern languages that provide directions for rebuilding civilization after the apocalypse. As one of the most enigmatic structures in the country, the mystery behind these polished granite stones is what makes them mythically great.
2. Fairyland Caverns - Lookout Mountain
Fairyland Caverns, 1400 Patten Rd, Lookout Mountain, GA 30750, USA
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Fairyland Caverns in Rock City Gardens is a magical place that will let you step into another world for a few hours. These hand-crafted, colorful displays feature a glimpse into some of your favorite classic childhood fairytales. Enjoy the folklore and creativity as you wander through these enchanting caverns.
3. Berry College - Mount Berry
Berry College, 2277 Martha Berry Hwy NW, Mt Berry, GA 30149, USA
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There are so many different aspects of Berry College that make it fit perfectly with a fairytale setting in Georgia. Whether it’s the old castle-like structures themselves, or the nearby mill and pond, there is something so ethereal about the area. Our favorite attraction is the mill: the Berry College Grist Mill was constructed in 1930 and was actually a gift to Berry from a local manufacturing company. The wooden overshot waterwheel is actually considered one of the largest in the world, at over 42 feet in diameter. It is one of the most enchanting must-visit attractions in Georgia.... almost like you could picture Hansel and Gretel wandering through the forest and happening upon it!

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4. Clock Tower - Rome
Rome, GA, USA
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The old Clock Tower in Rome, Georgia, is one of the oldest landmarks in the entire city. The decagon shape is so unique, plus the red brick features make this a beautiful sight to see. We can just imagine Rapunzel letting her golden hair down the side of the tower to let the prince climb up. This is an irresistibly charming spot in Georgia!
5. The Treehouse Rental - Atlanta
Atlanta, GA, USA
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Perhaps one of the most fairytale-esque places in the entire state, you can actually rent this forest-covered treehouse in Atlanta through Airbnb. Nestled among the treetops near Memorial Park, you’ll find solace in this urban retreat for an intimate, secluded getaway in nature. Visit the Secluded Treehouse Airbnb page to learn more about renting this treehouse.
6. Swan House - Atlanta
Swan House at Atlanta History Center, 130 W Paces Ferry Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30305, USA
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The historic Swan House in Atlanta is practically straight off the pages of your favorite storybook. We can easily picture kings and queens of faraway lands calling this place home. The iconic house is open to visitors who are seeking to learn more about the 1920s and how this stunning historic property came to be.

What did you think about the collection of fairytale places in Georgia? Did it inspire you to get out and explore? Make sure to let us know in the comments section! Or if you have any other magical places in Georgia that you would add to this route, make sure to add them, too!

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Fairytale Places in Georgia

Sarah M. | June 02, 2022

What are some other fairytale places in Georgia?

In addition to the half-dozen fairytale places in the above road trip, the Peach State is home to many, many other spots that seem to have been plucked straight from the pages of a fairy tale. For example, did you know that Georgia was home to a handful of castles? Most likely not. Some notable castles in Georgia include:

  • Bonnie Castle, a stately Victorian home located in Grantville
  • Castle Atlanta, also known as Fort Peace, is the former home of a rich agricultural supplier and today sits smack in the middle of the city
  • Cagle Castle, a private property that is a huge tourist attraction for residents and visitors to Georgia -- many people call this "Dwarf Castle" and really, you have to see it (from behind its surrounding fence, of course) to believe it.

 

Are there any treehouses in Georgia?

Staying in a treehouse is a real-life fairytale adventure, and luckily, there are many places in Georgia that allow you to do just that.

  • In Chattanooga Valley, Georgia, there is a treehouse getaway that is perfect for a romantic weekend away. This glamping spot in Chattanooga Valley, Georgia is the perfect place to surround yourself with nature, and maybe even a little bit of snow, for one incredible weekend away.
  • Along the Tennessee and Georgia border, Treetop Hideaways in Georgia features rustic and refined treehouse accommodations that have everything you need to rest and relax. These charmingly rustic treehouses are the perfect lodging to get away for a weekend but still have everything you need, and really take the concept of "treehouses in Georgia" to the next level.

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