SCAN FOR MORE Explore other urban outposts in Georgia. You Also Might Enjoy... IF YOU LIKE ATLANTA, Venture beyond downtown Macon to discover 150 historical buildings, including Hotel Forty Five —a revamped Art Deco high rise sporting modern comforts with a retro twist. Macon shines a light on its rich African American, Native American and music histories: At the Tubman African American Museum , learn how Black Americans helped shape modern-day Macon, including influencing the music scene. A rhythmic saunter with Rock Candy Tours and exhibits at the Museum at Capricorn Records and The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House (the former home of the band) round out your music history lesson. Explore the museum at Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park (on tap to become Georgia’s newest national park), then marvel at Native American mounds built in 900 AD. Moss-laden live oaks cover Savannah ’s walkable squares and parks, while design-driven boutique hotels breathe fresh life into historical buildings. This globally inspired city is filled with annual festivals celebrating Black heritage, film, jazz, seafood and more. Harmoniously blending the traditional and contemporary, Savannah’s cup runneth over with award-winning restaurants. Taste the flavors of the city for yourself at trendy new eateries like Common Thread and Ardsley Station . Explore even more dining options—ranging from authentic lowcountry boils to duck mole—at Plant Riverside District , where you’ll also find an array of boutique shops, art galleries and events like Sunday Gospel Brunch, Movies in the Park, live music and comedy shows. 110 #EXPLOREGEORGIA THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE, MACON/BEN GALLAND
Official State Travel Guide 2023 Georgia Official State Travel Guide: Page 110
