Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

The world's last hope against deadly pandemics and the Zombie Apocalypse (if you trust depictions in TV and film) is locked down tight, except for this public museum. Exhibits focus on history, disease prevention, detection, and "preparedness."
~38 miles from Cartersville.

Mountaintop attraction designed by the wife of the man who invented miniature golf. Rocks, vistas, and the psychedelic Fairyland Caverns.
~63 miles from Cartersville.

Funicular railway opened as an attraction in 1895. It's like riding an elevator up the side of a mountain, on a train.
~65 miles from Cartersville.

A 145-foot-tall waterfall under the earth -- dramatically bathed in unnatural light -- is the centerpiece of this cave attraction.
~66 miles from Cartersville.

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