Places to Visit in Georgia

When you are down south in Georgia there are many things you need to see. But, of course, you can’t check out Savannah, Atlanta, and all the other great cities at once. So, you need to make a list of things to see. One of the places that should top your list is the Centennial Olympic Park.

Centennial Olympic park - In the park you will find the peace and quiet you need to relax and enjoy the area. It is right in the middle of downtown Atlanta, so you will be able to sightsee and then take a break in the park. There are 21 acres to enjoy and you will find the water features, commemorative bricks, artwork, and the Fountain of the Rings incredibly educational and very interesting. There are also memorials and quilt plazas you will want to visit within the park. You can easily spend as much or as little time here as you want. Explore at your own pace and linger a little while if you want or walk quicker to check out as much of the park as possible. It is completely up to you!

Wild Animal Safari at Pine Mountain - If you are staying a little longer in Georgia and want to visit another amazing place then you should check out the Wild animal safari at Pine Mountain. This 500-acre attraction brings in thousands of people each year because of the unique offerings you will find! There are so many exotic animals that you will feel like you are in a foreign country and not Georgia! You can touch many of the animals and even feed them. If you have always wanted to go on safari but never wanted to leave the country then this is the perfect experience for you.

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