The Attraction That Stands Above the Rest in Georgia
The United States is filled with historic attractions all across the country, and no matter where you’re vacationing, you’ll likely find something unique and special to experience. It’s such a…
The United States is filled with historic attractions all across the country, and no matter where you're vacationing, you'll likely find something unique and special to experience. It's such a big country, and the fabric of America is so different from state to state, so experiencing different attractions throughout states can really be a night-and-day experience. As for this state, one popular attraction is getting recognized for being a must-see.
The Best Attraction in Georgia
Nancy Dunham at Money Talks News has put together a feature highlighting the best attractions in each state. In the piece, she notes that "each U.S. state has such an embarrassment of riches," so "it's almost impossible to see everything that's worthwhile." What's cool about this tally is that Dunham highlights some really unique attractions. It's not just cities; it's actually specific attractions that make these states unique. As someone who reports on travel a lot, I'm impressed by the variety on this tally of attractions, too.
Before we get to our state, let's look at the crowning attraction in the whole country. It has to be the Statue of Liberty. "There are millions of things to see in the Empire State, but most visitors invariably think of either Times Square or the Statue of Liberty," Dunham notes. "While in New York City, you should take a ferry ride across New York Bay to the Statue of Liberty National Monument on Liberty Island." So, it goes without saying that visiting the Statue of Liberty is a must if you're vacationing in that area.
So, what's the best attraction in Georgia? It's the coastal city of Savannah, where Dunham says to "just take in the natural beauty, including the 100-plus-years-old Southern live oak trees, draped with Spanish moss, that are a highlight of the city and surrounding area. You'll find plenty just by driving around, or you can take a formal tour and learn how they became such an integral part of the area's history." It's certainly one of the most popular spots in the state.
