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There are a total of 43 cities, townships, villages, and other places in the state of Georgia that start with the letter "S". There are a total of 7 counties in the state of Georgia that start with the letter "S".
- Americus. Population: 16,230. Located in southwest Georgia, Americus is home to a vibrant downtown with lots of engaging experiences both in town and farther afield.
- Blairsville. Population: 890. In addition to fun things to see and do in town, Blairsville invites outdoor adventurers to explore the surrounding landscape.
- Blue Ridge. Population: 1,210. From gorgeous mountain views, orchards, and wineries, to a happening restaurant scene, this little burg has a lot to offer.
- Brunswick. Population: 15,210. Founded in 1771 and rich with maritime history, this mainland port has plenty to see and do. After you exhaust Brunswick's offerings (which include Pinball Palace, the largest arcade in the region; the historic Ritz Theatre; and Richland Rum distillery) be sure to explore the neighboring barrier islands, known as Georgia's Golden Isles.
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- Darien. Millions have been captured by Savannah's charms, but about an hour south, the quiet coastal town of Darien has an allure all of its own. Founded in 1736, it's home to old live oaks, Gullah-Geechee culture, and picturesque views along the Altamaha River — not to mention great seafood, golfing, and pristine nature.
- Senoia. Looking for something totally different from Georgia's usual suspects? Head to Senoia, famous for being the filming location of the hit TV show The Walking Dead.
- Dahlonega. If you love wineries, hunting for antique treasures, waterfalls, quaint downtowns, and mountain scenes, Dahlonega is the place for you. Visitors can also explore hundreds of years of history here — the town was the site of the first major gold rush in the U.S. in the 1820s.
- Jekyll Island. Visiting Jekyll Island is a bit like stepping into another world, a place where time moves slower and nature reigns supreme. The small beach destination is located on the southeast coast of Georgia, just north of the Florida-Georgia border, with more history packed into its 5,500 acres than you'd expect.
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- Macon
- Helen
- Madison
- Savannah
- Jekyll Island
- Athens
- Tybee Island
- Dahlonega
- Adairsville
- Marietta
Macon is one of those small towns in Georgia that really has it all. Nestled in the middle of the state Macon is a great place for a weekend getaway. The town has a diverse history and a lot of culture to enjoy. If that wasn’t enough it’s surrounded by nature including 180 acres of upland forest at Amerson River Park and the Ocmulgee River. History...
Helen is a mountain town in northeast Georgia, known as Little Bavaria. For a small town, this place is packed with a charm all served with some German hospitality. The walkways are cobblestone, the buildings look like they should be on a chocolate box, and you will find Alpine drink and food on every corner. The town has a lot of history. It start...
If you looking for good old southern hospitality and charm Madison is for you. It’s also one of the oldest and largest National Historic Districts spared from civil war destruction. The town offers some beautiful architecture, unique shops, great restaurants, and incredible hiking in one of Georgia’s largest state parks. The nightlife here isn’t up...
Savannah is a coastal town known for itscobblestoned squares, horse-drawn carriages, manicured parks, and pre-war architecture. It’s a charming southern escape with lots to offer every type of visitor. The Historic District is stunning, the Victorian District has some beautiful architecture and the Starland District is where it’s hip and happening....
Jekyll Island is one of the Sea Islands and one of the Golden Isles of Georgia’s barrier islands. If you are after peace, serenity, and wide-open beaches then this might be the place for you. This 5,500-acre island has 10 miles of shoreline to explore and we highly recommend a trip to Driftwood Beach and the Georgia Sea Turtle Center. The island ha...
Athens marks the start of the state’s Antebellum Trail of historic Civil War towns. Nestled just below the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains Athens is vibrant, hip, artsy, historic, and very trendy. There are lots to explore here from the State Botanical Garden, the historic sites, the picturesque walking trails, and unique shopping. Athens is ...
Located just 20 minutes from Savannah this island is the perfect escape for those who need some sea and sand. Known for its clean wide beaches Tybee Island is a real gem. If you are thinking about visiting bring a bike it really is the best way to explore. The island is very charming with a family-friendly atmosphere and it’s a perfect place to jus...
Site of the first major U.S. Gold Rush and in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains Dahlonega offers mountains, waterfalls, historic downtown, and the Chattahoochee National Forest. And we saved the best until last Dahlonega is at the center of the Georgia wine region. Some of the wineries are picture perfect and well worth visit. If you are in...
In the Oothcalooga Valley, Adairsville is a must-visit if you love history, antiques, and atmosphere. It was the first Georgia town to be listed in its entirety on the National Register of Historic Places. Adairsville is most known for the Great Locomotive Chase in 1862 and you can still today visit the depot that witnessed the pursuit. Each fall a...
Located in northern Georgia, a small town near Atlanta, Marietta is a town rich in history and culture. The town has no less than five National Register Historic Districts and there are lots of historic buildings here from the antebellum and Civil War periods. The town square is a historic gem and we highly recommend a ride of the Marietta Trolley ...
Nov 3, 2023 · Discover Georgia's enchanting small towns and their hidden gems, from the mountainous beauty of Blue Ridge to the historic charm of Senoia.
Whether it’s a small town near Atlanta, or one of the quaint towns in Georgia within driving distance of the city, you’ll find unique shops, world class dining, history, outdoor adventure, museums and culture. Here are 13 of the best small towns in Georgia to visit this year.
