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Take a stroll with Charleston Pirate Tours and you'll learn about the city's Golden Age of Piracy and hear tales of such pirates as Stede Bonnet, Blackbeard, Richard Worley, Charles Vane, ferocious female pirates, Mary Read a ...

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The history of St. Augustine’s famed Castillo de San Marcos is a story that begins at the discovery of a continent and continues to grow into the birth of a nation. By all accounts, the regal stone fort, which still stands gu ...

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Spit out your gum, sharpen your pencils and get to class. Student or not, you will want to see just how much schools have changed during a visit to the oldest wooden schoolhouse in St. Augustine – and maybe even the oldest in ...

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Whether you are Catholic or not, the Cathedral Basilica of Saint Augustine’s history and beauty will probably inspire reverence and awe.

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Carowinds Amusement Park in Charlotte is the quintessential American theme park: the perfect combination of thrill and kiddie rides, impressive coasters, live shows, fairway games, funnel cakes and cotton candy. Boomerang Bay ...

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The South Park Mall is 1.6-million-square-feet of shopping bliss for even the most upscale clientele featuring high-end brands, valet parking and fine dining.

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Is it the rush of adrenaline, the roar of a crowd, the sound of full-throttle engines or the smell of a concession stand that makes the Atlanta Motor Speedway so much fun? Maybe it's all of the above.

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Charlotte's Discovery Place, which opened in 1981, is the ideal place to make learning fun for your child-- and you likely be having fun, too.

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Across the street from the Charlotte Douglas International Airport is the Carolinas Aviation Museum; a place where visitors young and old can come to take in the history of flight and aircraft.

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At Chateau Elan, the vineyards of France are closer than you dreamed and still an idyllic world away, just as you had imagined.

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Less than 15 miles from Uptown Charlotte, and within the city limits, is a unique paradise for outdoor enthusiasts. The U.S. National Whitewater Center is a one-of-a-kind mixture of land and water activities for adventure see ...

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To find out how Gwinnett County residents cool off in Georgia's sweltering summer heat, grab a swimsuit and dive into the Mountain Park Aquatic Center, with an indoor lap pool and exterior leisure pool.

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Georgia's most popular tourist attraction offers the quintessential Southern experience, Confederate generals in granite, sports, nightly laser shows, festivals, glass blowers, train rides and more.

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Think it's unlikely that any sort of adventure awaits you in a mall? Inside the castle at Discover Mills' Medieval Times, adventure is exactly what you'll find!

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While farm stands are a tradition that have withstood the test of time; Jaemor’s Farm Market in North Georgia has turned simple grocery shopping into a seasonal adventure.

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Starlight Six Drive-In Theatres offers tailgating, double features and first-run movies under the stars at Atlanta's last drive-in theater.

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The life of Anne Frank, the articulate and optimistic girl whose diary has personified the horrors of the Holocaust for millions, is told through a well-done and moving exhibit on display through November at the old Decatur C ...

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Dr. Chester Morse once promised his young bride that something would always be blooming on the property they called Woodlands. Now a public preserve, the young doctor made good on his promise, to the delight of nature lovers ...

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Dig those dinosaurs and relax with IMAX at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History. It aims to appeal to the Indiana Jones in everyone.

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In the humidity of a hot Georgia summer there are few things better than a lake. So the Chattahoochee Rapids Beach & Water Park at Lake Lanier Islands Resort comes pretty close to perfection on a list of ways to beat the heat ...

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Flying vampires and rampaging zombies promise to make Netherworld, Atlanta’s most notoriously creepy haunted house, reach “nightmarish new heights” as it enters its 13th season.

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You don't have to go to Cairo to see mummies, or Athens to see Grecian urns. A visit to the ancient worlds of Egypt, Greece, Rome, Africa and the Americas is as close as the Emory University campus, and the Michael C. Carlos ...

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Trains, muskets and paintings, oh my! You have never viewed the Civil War in the same way. Take a seat and enjoy the Cyclorama's view of Atlanta -- as it was in 1864.

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Take a walk on the wild side at Zoo Atlanta, where you can see more than 1,000 animals living in naturalistic habitats.

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