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Looking for fun things to do in Georgia? Browse Georgia sights, activities, and tourist attractions ranked by fellow travelers. Read reviews of the top things to do and see in Georgia. You may also write your own review of what to do in Georgia.
#1 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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alyssa_ob says:
If you like rocks, this is the place for you! Stone Mountain is a large granite exfoliation dome (with an amusement park). I just found out about this amusement park writing this review. You can pay $8 to park and hike all over and up to the top of the dome. Or you can pay $25 to do the attracti...
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#2 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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oldschoolbill says:
Suches is an unincorporated area in Union County, Georgia. With an altitude of around 3,000 feet, Suches describes itself as "The Valley Above The Clouds"' and is the highest-elevation community in the state of Georgia. Suches is about a mile from the Appalachian Trail (AT) as it goes through Woo...
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#3 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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KarrisFoxy says:
Kennesaw Mountain is a great place for a lazy afternoon or weekend, and even an active one. There are several trails at the mountain. My favorite is the 5 mile loop that takes you up Big Kennesaw and Little Kennesaw. Bring plenty of water, because it gets very hot!
There are re-enactors that give...
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#4 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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AtlantaScottyV says:
If you're coming to Atlanta to do some of the touristy things (and this includes people like myself that already live here), buy an Atlanta CityPass! It's over $113 worth of entry fees for only $59. FIVE VENUES!
For ONLY $59, it offers you entry into the following venues:
The Georgia Aquariu...
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#5 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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fasted says:
I visited the Masters Golf Tournament for a practice round this year. It is one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world. Everything is perfect and they only invite the best golfers to this tournament.
I would recommend that anyone interested in golf try to attend and see this beauty. T...
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#6 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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HicokMG says:
If you are planning a trip to the deeply southern and dramatically charming city of ol' Savannah, then I suggest you skip the city bus tours or even the walking tours and treat your self to some of that thrilling, superstitious, Faulkner-esque ghost story-telling that the many ghost tours have to of...
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#7 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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X_Drive says:
The Roundhouse Railroad Museum had its origins back in 1838. No, it wasn’t a museum in those days. It was the beginnings of the Central Georgia Railway. It was built to transport cotton the 190 miles from Savannah to Macon. And it continued to do so through 1963. Today it contains the oldest and...
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#8 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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Freedom says:
At the end of an up hill, yet short, paved hike you will find a double waterfall. Curtis creek feeds a 153 foot fall and York creek drives the 50 foot fall that are side by side. There is plenty of scenic nature and lots of water to enjoy, photography or just listen to as you hike to the top. The ...
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#9 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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nmcrae1 says:
Sweetwater is a 40,000-barrel microbrewery that specializes in producing aggressive West Coast style beers to be enjoyed in the Southeast US. Having had great success, (2002 Small Brewery of the Year at the GABF!) Sweetwater's taste has grown throughout Georgia and beyond by word of mouth. The marke...
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#10 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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AtlantaGirl says:
The Varsity is an Atlanta institution and anyone visiting Atlanta should try and make it here. It is conveniently located in Midtown off of North Avenue. Be warned, it always seems to be packed but you can get in and out pretty quickly.
It is nothing fancy and definitely not healthy - just burger...
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#11 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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AtlantaGirl says:
New York has Central Park and Atlanta has Piedmont Park. Located in the heart of Midtown, it attracts all kinds of people. Those that want to relax, families that want to picnic, serious rollerbladders, you name it, and you can find them at Piedmont Park.
If you are visiting and do not have a ca...
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#12 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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Jkt_Gurlz says:
I love this place. I went here twice n' if I have to go again- I would :]] Ha ha..
You can taste coca-cola brand drinks from several different countries.
It's definetely worth trying. Come here early that way u don't have to wait in line for a while.
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#13 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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DefDulce says:
The Juliet Gordon Low House is amazing..only if you like history. If you are into architecture....fancy items and antigues then its for you. It is 2 levels..the lower leves rooms are beautiful with this awe-nspiring chandelier. The only draw back is some guides are long winded..but if you get a cool...
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#14 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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pearcetoyou says:
This was the fourth Six Flags I have been to. But the one thing that sets all these Six Flags theme parks apart are the distinct rollercoasters they each have. This one, just outside of Atlanta, has a few coasters the same as the one in St. Louis. But it also has a few of its own.
My favorite was t...
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#15 of 327 things to do in Georgia
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ladywolve says:
Don't go here. You are wasting your money and time. You would get
just as much as going to your local fish store, etc. This place is very
expensive. It is $24.00 per person. They advertise as being the biggest
aquarium in the world. Thats a total rip-off. SeaWorld is much bigger,
and better e...
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