Name a better place than Atlanta, Georgia in the fall? We'll wait. Known for it's beautiful scenes, delicious eateries, unforgettable history, and hidden neighborhoods worth your attention, The Travel Brats share the best places to explore in the Empire State of the South.
While visiting, be sure to explore Old Roswell and walk down Canton Street for some top notch restaurants: Ceviche, Rock n Taco, Adele’s on Canton for Nola style food, Gate City Brewing, and Fellow's Cafe for Brunch. Once you're fed well, it's time to get your history fix, which is easy to do in Atlanta. The infamous Atlanta History Center is a well known history and research center in the Buckhead district of Atlanta, and it's been around for nearly 100 years. With several standard exhibits there all year long, there are also temporary exhibits that make an appearance, so be sure to see which ones you don't want to miss. On the property, you can learn more at the Swan House and eat at the Swan Coach House. You can easily make a day out of this adventure in the Buckhead District, but if you have some time, add the uncanny Doll Head trail to your list of things to see.