Considering Savannah's location, laced with rivers and edged to the east by sea, it should come as no surprise to find a boat-oriented museum on hand. Ships of the Sea Maritime Museum, located in historic Savannah, offers visitors a glimpse, through elaborate ship models, artifacts, antiques and fin...

Give your young ones something to remember Atlanta by with a trip to the kid-oriented (and family friendly) American Adventures amuseument park. Play a round or two of miniature golf, race around the Go-Kart track, enjoy a ride on the Crazy Bus or Chucwagon Wheel and try your hand at tasks in The F...

Whether you have your young ones in tow or are simply young at heart, it's a sure bet the rip-roaring rides at Six Flags Over George will delight your inner child. From hair-raising roller coasters like Superman: Ultimate Flight to tamer, family-friendly attractions like Monster Mansion and Confeder...

The largest water park in the South, Six Flags White Water, is just a stone's throw northeast of Atlanta, a wet and entertaining spot to beat muggy summer heat. From thrill rides like the Cliffhanger and Tornado to Family-friendly attractions like Gulf Coast Screamer, there's something to keep visit...

Discover rice and indigo, pirates and patriots, slaves and freemen, cotton fields and mill villages, swamps and waterfalls, and spirituals and bluegrass by traveling through the the South Carolina National Heritage Corridor. From Table Rock Mountain to the wharves of McClellanville, the Heritage Cor...

Those who think history is dead will want to make time for a stop in at the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History in Kennesaw, where exhibits like The Great Locomotive Chase (think spies and dramatic escapades) help bring the past, at least in part, back to life. Also find here an intr...