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This popular Atlanta museum and interactive attraction is dedicated entirely to the history and marketing of the world's most famous soda.
What is the World of Coca-Cola?
This major port city on an eponymous river was the original colonial capital of Georgia.
What is Savannah?
Georgia was named in honor of this British monarch who granted the colony its charter in 1732
Who is King George II?
John Pemberton invented this globally famous carbonated beverage in an Atlanta pharmacy in 1886.
What is Coca-Cola?
Living up to its moniker, the University of Georgia's live mascot "Uga" is always one of these wrinkly dog
What is a bulldog?
Macon, Georgia honors this legendary Southern rock band—famous for "Ramblin' Man"—at their former communal home known as "The Big House."
Who are The Allman Brothers Band?
With 159, Georgia has the second-most of these municipal divisions in the United States, trailing only Texas.
What are counties?
This British philanthropist and military leader founded the colony of Georgia as a refuge for debtors
Who is James Oglethorpe?
Although known as the "Peach State", Georgia is officially the nation's number one producer of this crunchy legume.
What is the peanut?
Outside the Atlanta Falcons' Mercedes-Benz Stadium, you'll find "Rise Up," the world's largest freestanding sculpture of this animal.
What is a bird (or a falcon)?
Athens, Georgia launched the careers of iconic alternative rock bands like R.E.M. and this quirky group behind the 1989 hit "Love Shack."
Who are The B-52's?
This sprawling, misty wetland in southeastern Georgia is the largest blackwater swamp in North America.
What is the Okefenokee Swamp?
In 1864, this Union general captured Atlanta and proceeded to execute his destructive "March to the Sea."
Who is William Tecumseh Sherman?
Gladys Knight & the Pips took this mode of transportation all the way to number one on the charts in 1973.
What is a "Midnight Train to Georgia"?
In a legendary 1916 college football mismatch, Georgia Tech defeated Cumberland College by a staggering score of this.
What is 222-0?
Located in Pine Mountain, this sprawling resort and botanical garden was established by Cason Callaway to highlight the native flora and woodlands of the region.
What are Callaway Gardens?
This river forms the majority of the natural border between Georgia and South Carolina.
What is the Savannah River?
Georgia was the fourth state to ratify this foundational document, doing so on January 2, 1788.
What is the U.S. Constitution?
Conceived as a Georgia Tech master's thesis, this multi-use trail system links Atlanta neighborhoods along a historic rail corridor.
What is the Atlanta BeltLine?
Augusta National Golf Club, located in Georgia, hosts this prestigious annual golf tournament every spring.
What is The Masters?
Completed on the side of Stone Mountain, this massive relief sculpture depicts Confederate leaders Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and this third general.
Who is Stonewall Jackson
Rising over 4,000 feet, this peak is the highest point in the state of Georgia.
What is Brasstown Bald?
Located in Andersonville, Camp Sumter was the site of a notorious Confederate prison camp during this historical conflict.
What is the American Civil War?
This massive fast-food chain headquartered in Atlanta famously closes its doors every Sunday.
What is Chick-fil-A?
Before moving to California and later Texas, this Major League Baseball team originally called Atlanta home from 1966 to 1995.
Who are the Atlanta Braves?