A fourth-generation family of artisans turns molten glass into dazzling creations such as flowers, pendants, dragons, even swan-shaped barometers.
This place is a cafe, too, and a nice place for lunch. Try the traditional noodle dish, Spatzle Schwarzwald, and definitely save room for dessert. There are oodles of pastries to choose from.
This is where you can see a huge model railroad that includes (we're not kidding) the Alps, the North Sea, an Oktoberfest, moving cable cars, an autobahn, and a 22-foot-tall Matterhorn.
This place is home to 16 bears — retired circus performers, orphans, and former pets — that visitors can watch and feed from a covered walkway.
An on-site toy maker builds many of this shop's wares, including wooden animals, airplanes, and puzzles.
Kids can watch the water-powered mill grind flour on the original millstones, each of which weighs more than a thousand pounds.
Stop and check out the twin waterfalls. There's a half-mile trail that leads to the base of the 200-foot cascade.
In addition to the golf course, there are dazzling holiday light displays and an ice-cream shop.
Located about 30 minutes from Helen, this is the birthplace of the Cabbage Patch Kids. Visitors can tour the hospital, and then "adopt" dolls to take home.
The hotel has Bavarian styling and is located on the banks of the Chattahoochee River.
