Georgia Offbeat Attractions 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: 65-foot-long bronze statue leaping from a comparatively tiny fountain next to the Atlanta Fish Market. Lewis Pemberton has both the Confederate battle flag and "Originator of Coca-Cola" carved into his tombstone. The Godfather of Soul, in bronze, with cape and microphone. Circular sound 'n' light multimedia depiction of the Battle of Atlanta. Blends the World's Largest Oil Painting with three-dimensional battle scenes. A goggle-eyed, formerly despised (and buried) statue of a Confederate soldier that was exhumed and is now beloved. An antlered Buck Man entertains an assortment of woodland creatures in this interpretation of where the name "Buckhead" originated. C.W. Lapham was terrified of fire and suspicious of 90 degree angles, so he built his mansion with 45 exterior doors and 19 asymmetrical rooms. Tour guides starting in the 1980s claimed that there were no right angles in the house (but there are). Weird, life-sized, “natural” color statue of famous winter resident Henry Ford, unveiled in 1999. The town is known as "Henry Ford City." |