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Travel Information
Attractions (a few major)
Georgia is mint juleps, antebellum homes, covered bridges and a friendly, welcoming place, one rich in southern history and a wide assortment of amazing sites to visit and enjoy.
From quiet rivers towns to the dizzying pace of Atlanta, and from the refined styles of sophisticated Savannah, south to the isolated barrier islands, there's really no destination quite like the "Peach Tree" state.
Some of the most popular stops across Georgia include the Stone Mountain granite dome, the World of Coca-Cola, Civil War battlefields and museums and the wide assortment of state and national parks.
For family outdoor fun and adventure ideas, or for a relaxing weekend getaway, follow the links below.
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CONVENTION AND VISITOR BUREAUS
Athens web site
Atlanta web site
Augusta web site
Columbus web site
Macon web site
Savannah web site
GENERAL INTEREST
Electricity 110/120V, 60Hz
Times to Travel
Though hot and humid in summer, and a bit cooler in winter, mild and pleasant Georgia can be visted at most anytime of the year.
AIRFARES - HOTELS - RENTAL CARS
STATE TOURISM SITES
Antebellum Trail web site
Bonaventure Cemetery here!
Civil War Trail here!
Coastal Birding Trail here!
Covered Bridges here!
Georgia Airports here!
Georgia Golf Courses here!
Georgia Mountain Region here!
Georgia State Parks here!
Georgia State Tourism here!
Georgia State Tourism (800) 847-4842
Georgia Transportation Information here!
Georgia Travel Guide here!
Georgia's Coast here!
Heartland of the Confederacy Trails here!
Hunting and Fishing here!
King Center (Martin Luther, Jr.) here!
Legendary Land of Gone with the Wind here!
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site here!
Scenic Byways here!
Stone Mountain Park here!
World of Coca-Cola here!
U.S. National Park Service web site
VISAS
Visas United States entry requirements are the same in all states, with most foreign travelers requiring a visa.
There are exceptions as Canadian citizens only need proof of that citizenship. Travelers coming to the U.S. for tourism or business for 90 days or less from qualified countries may be eligible to visit the U.S. without a visa.
For the latest information, including required documentation, any interested party should apply at the American Embassy or Consulate with jurisdiction over their place of permanent residence.
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