10 MORE Hidden Gems Most People Don't Know Exist In Georgia
There’s so much to explore in Georgia. Why would you ever want to go anywhere else? We hope you’re getting your Georgia bucket list ready for the year, because here are 10 more under-the-radar places in Georgia that you’re probably going to want to add!
What do you think of these under-the-radar places in Georgia? Have you been to any of them? If so, tell us what your experiences were in the comments below!
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Under-The-Radar Places In Georgia
What are the most unique attractions I can visit in Georgia?
There are so many unusual, one-of-a-kind attractions to visit in the Peach State that you may never have enough time to visit them all! But we have a few suggestions that you may want to add to your bucket list. For example, have you ever had the desire to drive a tank and crush some cars? Well, your dream of doing just that can come true at Tank Town USA in Morgantown! There’s no other place in the world quite like this one. If you enjoy visiting quirky museums, there’s the Lunch Box Museum in Columbus. Recognized by the Smithsonian, this attraction takes you through a nostalgic trip back in time with its vintage lunch boxes on display. Add these plus more that are on our list of 10 Weirdest Places You Can Possibly Go To In Georgia.
What are some fun day trips in Georgia?
Either by car or train, taking a day trip is a fun way to get a change of scenery and explore somewhere you haven’t been yet. With the vast number of train tracks found throughout Georgia, there are several options for taking a day trip by train. Travel through the state or even to neighboring Tennessee for a wonderful, memorable adventure. If you prefer to travel by car and get out in nature, we have put together an Ultimate Georgia Waterfalls Road Trip that will guide you to 10 gorgeous falls throughout the state.
What under-the-radar places in Georgia can I take out-of-town guests?
If you are looking for places that are fun for both you and your out-of-town visitors, we have many suggestions for you. With over 70 historic sites in Thomasville, this town is a lovely place for a day trip that everyone can enjoy. Peruse the shops and restaurants in the downtown area and stop in at some of the historic locales to learn more about the area. It will be a fun and refreshing day to go somewhere a little different! And speaking of different, the Center for Puppetry Arts in Atlanta will be unlike any other museum you’ve been to. Here, you can see Big Bird and Kermit the Frog on display, which is pretty awesome!