Best Underrated Places to Visit in Georgia

If you live in Georgia, then you probably have been to all the major tourist’s attractions like Stone Mountain, Martin Luther King’s Historical Site and Cumberland Island. Georgia, however, has many smaller attractions that are worth stopping at.

A speech pathologist and an emergency room doctor love to travel the world. When they make these frequent trips, they visit markets around the world looking for gems that represent the people that live there. They have opened up The Paris Market showcasing the things that they have collected around the world. Many of the items are for sale, so you can take home some treasures of your own home when you visit Savannah.

Once upon a time, the area around Constitution Lakes was famous for making bricks. Once the brick factory was closed in the 1950s, the area was left to decay until 2003 when the county took control of the property and opened it as a park. Artist Joel Slaton hit upon an idea to encourage others to help him clean up the site. He created the Doll’s Head Trail. Along the trail, visitors see artwork created by artists that found all the parts for their creation within the park’s boundaries.

The six buildings making up Pasaquan were created by Eddie Owens Martin after he says that he had a vision telling him to return to Georgia to construct the property. Each of the buildings is covered with folk art. Most of the artwork was created by Mr. Martin before his death. It is being restored by the Pasaquan Historical Society.

Georgia is filled with marvelous unique places to visit. Choose one and go investigate it today.