Georgia Offbeat Attraction Map
RoadsideAmerica.com's map of Georgia's unusual tourist attractions, museums, and landmarks.
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 Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near GeorgiaWhile in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to: A shrine to what Coca-Cola humbly calls "the most successful product in the history of commerce." The Great Fish is 65 feet long, bronze in appearance, and leaps from a tiny fountain next to the Atlanta Fish Market. Grave of the inventor of Coca Cola. An upside-down bronze Hitler head, taken from the veranda of Hitler's mountain retreat and used as a trash can for many years. The late Eddie Owens Martin's (St. EOM) folk art environment, Pasaquan, on the backroads of western Georgia. 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. Circular sound 'n' light multimedia depiction of the Battle of Atlanta, blends the World's Largest Oil Painting with three-dimensional battle scenes. |