Snellville Attractions. Snellville Tourism and kids attractions

MARTA: The smarter way to get around Atlanta MARTA-Atlanta's subway and bus system--is simple to use and can get you around the city without a car. Read More >>

The Southern Museum: more than just the Civil War and trains There's more to the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History than antebellum debutantes like Scarlet O'Hara, soldiers in blue and gray, and trains. Read More >>

Hillcrest Orchards: apples, animals and entertainment If Johnny Appleseed had ever visited Hillcrest Orchards in Ellijay, he might have thought it was heaven; a place where he could pick an apple, pet a calf, take a hayride – or do it all. Read More >>

Martin Luther King Jr. historic site informs, inspires It may be hard to encompass the life of a man like Martin Luther King, Jr. One place to start is a tour of the city blocks where he was born, attended church and now is buried. Every year, more than half a million visitors make the trek to Atlanta to spend the better part of a day seeing the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site. Read More >>

Kennesaw Museum of History and Holocaust Education visits the subject from all angles Whether you're a veteran, a history buff, or just along for the field trip, the Kennesaw Museum of History and Holocaust Education will take you back in time to another era - nearly to another world. Read More >>

Gresham Motorsports Park: All stocked up on excitement! Ladies and gentlemen, start your engines! and get over to the Gresham Motorsports Park in Jefferson, Ga. -- where stock car racing and other community events are always on the schedule! Read More >>

Silver Comet-Biking/Hiking Trail: nirvana for two wheels For bicyclists, the Silver Comet is paved heaven — a smooth, flat trail, with no car traffic, shaded by trees that offer cool breezes on sultry days, and with plenty of places to stop and get wateror use the restroom. Walkers, hikers and horseback riders also enjoy the trail, but it's bicyclists who drive from miles away to use the trail. Read More >>

Roswell's Bulloch Hall is "perfectly presidential" The Bulloch mansion, located just off the town square, is considered extravagant even by today's standards. The mansion grounds feature the main home; summer house; reconstructed slave-quarters; and a variety of gardens and wells. The impressive homestead is considered one of the South's finest examples of Greek temple-form architecture and was even said to have been one of the inspirations for Margaret Mitchell's fictional "Gone With the Wind" plantation, Tara. Read More >>

Berry Patch Farms: it doesn't get any fresher! If you want produce that’s fresher than what you get from the farm stand, you have to go right to the farm. And it doesn’t get any more fresh than picking your own fruit at Berry Patch Farms in Woodstock. Read More >>

Hospitality Highway: the road to adventure! If one word described the majority of Georgians, it might be hospitable. And there's even a designated highway to prove it. No matter who you are, some kind of adventure awaits you along the “Hospitality Highway.” Read More >>