The Peachtree State has a lot of different personalities. There's the dynamic "New South" sophistication of Atlanta; the gorgeous antebellum elegance of Savannah; the beachy feel of Tybee, Cumberland, and the other sea islands; and much, much, more.
This vibrant city is filled with all sorts of stimulating stuff to see and do - and families are very well catered to indeed! Check out these top examples and you´ll see what we mean: read post
Read more…n Athens, Georgia, sidewalk markers help to celebrate its rich musical heritage, which dates back to the 19th century, ranging from rustic folk sounds to hip hop to futuristic pop. Plaques along the Athens Music Walk of Fame recognize artists who have contributed to the local musical scene, including some such as R.E.M. and the B-52s who have gone on to achieve national and even international, fame. In addition to that, and several great live-music venues such as the Georgia Theatre, there's…
Read more…Marco Correa Louis Kaplan is channeling his childhood. While a youngster, he collected baseball cards which he stored in boxes and treasured as souvenirs of the USA's favorite pastime. Decades later, he’s reliving that time while visiting the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, upstate New York. Opportunities to recapture memories from the past are of course not limited to baseball, nor to New York. From Coca-Cola to cars, movies to museums, chapters of times gone by…
Read more…Escaping into nature provides a series of family-friendly activities that help children to develop important skills that they will be able to use for the rest of their lives. And living in a region that makes it easy to explore wooded areas gives families the opportunity to visit remote places, campsites and recreational parks. These places are essential for kids, especially in the age of technology, as we humans tend to distance ourselves from nature, often overlooking the role that Mother…
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This morning at The World on Wheels, we're visiting the largest car show in North America, then spending the rest of the day with the biggest name in civil rights in Atlanta.
At The World on Wheels, we're closing in on realizing our goal of visiting each of the thirty Major League Baseball teams' stadiums. Today, take a look at our review of #28....Sun Trust Park, home of Atlanta's Braves.
After a few false starts, we finally get to start having some fun on this trip as we head into Downtown Atlanta. All new, today at The World on Wheels.
It's gameday in Atlanta as The World on Wheels takes a visit to baseball's newest stadium. You'd think it'd blow us away, but did it? Find out today.
It's a sad sign of the times that travel days are so stressful, even when they go fairly well. We recount the miserable reception we got in Atlanta when we check into our hotel, tired and hungry, today at The World on Wheels.
How far will a couple of years of very casually accumulating reward points get you? At The World on Wheels, about two weeks worth of travel. Come along as we start a 16 day, points funded trip as these (not really) points warriors take a swing though the southeast, with a side trip to the Bahamas.
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Yes, David, it is a fascinating place. Contact Steve about volunteering. I am sure he will welcome you.,
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