Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

A multi-million-dollar shrine to what Coca-Cola humbly calls "the most successful product in the history of commerce."
~14 miles from Austell.

Atlanta's oldest cemetery includes the jaunty mausoleum-topping statue of Jack Smith and the marble Lion of the Confederacy, dying atop the mass grave of 3,000 unknown Rebs.
~16 miles from Austell.

Bonze statue in front of Rome's city hall provides a detailed depiction of human infants Romulus and Remus sucking on the teats of the Capitoline Wolf of Roman legend. A 1929 gift to the city from Mussolini (yes, that Mussolini).
~43 miles from Austell.

A church wedged into a huge sandstone boulder, which serves as a backdrop for its pulpit. Built in 1937 by an obscure former Hollywood lead man and candidate for U.S. President.
~74 miles from Austell.

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