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5. Marietta
Marietta is less than 45 minutes away from Atlanta. You will find no shortage of museums, parks, restaurants, and theaters here. Despite its continual growth, it still retains its small-town charm. History mavens should be sure to visit the Marietta Museum of History and the Historic Marietta Square.
Indeed, throughout the entire year, you can attend various annual events held there. It is also surrounded by more than 70 entertainment venues, restaurants, and boutique shops. One of the latest hot spots is reportedly the Marietta Square Market. This former warehouse is now a large food hall featuring 18 assorted eateries.
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6. Helen
Helen is a little place nestled amongst the breathtaking beauty of the awesome Appalachian Mountains under 65 miles from the local airport. This Bavarian-inspired town is perhaps best known as “Georgia’s Little Bavaria.” Regular readers may already know that the city really has a German look and feel to it. Note the iconic Bavarian architecture.
If you are a big fan of adult beverages, you need to stop at the Habersham Winery. It’s one of the oldest wine producers in the state. If you enjoy the great outdoors, take some time on your journey to visit the Chattahoochee National Forest. Shopaholics will love the artsy craft shops and boutique stores as well. Visit between September and October and attend the popular Oktoberfest.
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