Home to dozens of great festivals. Decatur's one of the metro area's most walkable neighborhoods and the MARTA station is right in the middle of town, so hop on a train and head for the square!
A bohemian hangout with a rich mix of art, theater, and shopping, it has been the epicenter of all things alternative for years. Make sure to check out Star Community Bar--they have an Elvis shrine!
Piedmont Park is beautiful any time of year, but during the summer, check out "Screen on the Green," a showing of old movies.
Free Wi-Fi is always a plus, but this tavern also has good food and some reasonable drinks. - Christina Warren
The confessional on the first floor is a vintage 1800s piece from Yugoslavia & also serves as a photo booth. Get your picture taken in what is probably the only Confessional Photo Booth in the world!
Talk about fresh home-brewing: 5 Seasons has their on-site brewery in the basement so the beers on draught are pulled directly from the barrels the beer is made in.
Burgers here are to die for! On Man v Food Nation, Adam Richman tries a burger so monstrous that it's held together by 2 grilled cheese sandwiches!
Chef Blais's cooking tends to be experimental—so at his "fine dining between two buns" eatery, toppings include smoked mayo as well as kimchi & green tomato ketchups.
This fast-casual burger joint lets you custom-rig natural and organic meats, breads, sauces & cheeses and booze on drafts like 420, Harpoon UFO and Spaten Optimator. Read more.
Soul food from a soul legend? It's a no brainer. The chicken and waffles at Gladys Knight and Ron Winans' Chicken and Waffles make it one of our picks for Favorite Atlanta Meals! Read more.
This is my favorite breakfast spot in town. I usually go by on my day off for awesome Macchiato, pancakes, bacon, and sunny side ups. -Hector Santiago, Top Chef
Create your own meal with an $8 combo at this down-home diner. Choose one main item and three sides, known as "The Meat & Three", which is also what you call Butterbean and any three other people. Read more.
The 1991 film "Fried Green Tomatoes," starring Kathy Bates, was filmed here. The popular film adaptation is based on the best selling book by Fannie Flag.
Have you always wanted to sit on the bench while waiting for the bus and hear Forrest Gump tell you his life story? Visit Chippewa Square and you can!
Keep your eyes peeled for zombies strolling through Downtown Senoia, a filming spot for the hit AMC series, "The Walking Dead."
The Georgia Aquarium is the spot where Liam Hemsworth's character, Will, works in "The Last Song," starring alongside Miley Cyrus.
Set to release in 2013, "Killing Season," starring Robert De Niro and John Travolta was filmed in several spots around Georgia, including Tallulah Gorge State Park.
Andersonville National Historic Site pays tribute to all American prisoners of war. The park features the Andersonville National Cemetery.
Established in 1857, Myrtle Hill Cemetery consists of 32 acres and six levels where over 20,000 people are laid to rest. Myrtle Hill was very instrumental in the Siege of Rome.
Here, you will find much of the history of Camden County recorded under the huge oak trees sheltering this historic cemetery. A Soldier from every War is buried in Oak Grove Cemetery.
Oconee Hill Cemetery was purchased in 1855 by the city of Athens when further burials were prohibited in the old town cemetery on land owned by the University of Georgia.
The Goat Farm appears as District 12 in several key scenes in “Catching Fire.”
This 54-acre site contains six earthen mounds, a plaza, village area, borrow pits and defensive ditch. This is the most intact Mississippian Culture site in the Southeastern United States.
Located in the Chattooga Ranger District, these twin waterfalls merge to form Smith Creek and are reached by a scenic .4 mile interpretive trail.
Cumberland Island is the largest and southernmost barrier island in Georgia, offering guests over 17 miles of secluded, sandy beaches. Keep your eyes peeled for wild horses and other island wildlife!
"Turning Point: The American Civil War" ranks among the nation's largest Civil War exhibitions with 1,400 objects including artifacts, manuscripts, uniforms and weapons.
We call it Covington Square, but you may know this adorable downtown area as the fictional city of Mystic Falls - the setting for the popular television show "The Vampire Diaries."
See how Mayfield products are made on this educational (and fun) behind-the-scenes tour!
Downtown Alpharetta will come alive with great food & cold beer during their annual Brew Moon SummerFest on June 1, 2013!
Calamari Tacos with Rat Toes app are a perfect combination. Wash it down with a cold brew while sitting on the top deck overlooking Oakland Cemetery.
Bring your favorite snacks along with chairs and blankets and set up camp for a double feature!
Check out the Guided Wildlife Walk where you get the chance get close to amazing animals and talk to the animal educators.
Come dressed for the outdoors with closed-toe shoes ready to have the time of your life! Long hair should be pulled back and remember no dangly jewelery.
