Quirky Tourist Attractions in or near Georgia

While in Georgia, you might enjoy a visit to:

Atlanta's majestic tribute to the millennium came a little late, and is a little short on majesty.
~35 miles from Cartersville.

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.
~52 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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