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Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

Atlanta, Georgia: The Great Fish

The Great Fish is 65 feet long, bronze in appearance, and leaps from a tiny fountain next to the Atlanta Fish Market.

Nuberg, Georgia: The Georgia Guidestones

"America's Stonehenge" of the South, financed by a wealthy, nameless, mysterious stranger.

Cornelia, Georgia: The Big Red Apple

A symbol of civic pride, part of our "Salad of the Gods" round-up of giant fruits and veggies.

Marietta, Georgia: The Big Chicken

Unusual sign that is a well-known landmark at the local KFC.

Plains, Georgia: Jimmy Carter Peanut

One of the oddest memorials to an American president -- a big, grinning goober outside of a mini-mart in Jimmy Carter's home town.

Pennville, Georgia: Rev. Finster's Paradise Gardens Park and Museum

Outsider artist turned pop culture celeb, the park and museum feature what's left of the late Rev. Finster's influential art work and spiritual ramblings.

Cordele, Georgia: Confederate Nuclear Missile

Its threat of nuclear obliteration tamed for now, an old missile stands next to a fast food restaurant right off the interstate.

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