Situated between the continents of Asia and Europe, Georgia is a good place to take a nice nature vacation and explore Soviet history. If you want to escape the bustle of the city for a few days, consider visiting Georgia's towns that offer history, charm and culture. Here you can discover theatres, historic buildings, festivals, museums and much more.

Brunswick

Brunswick is Georgia's historic port city. There is also the Historic Ritz Theater in this city, which has historical buildings and many art galleries. The city has an art tower, Old Town Hall, and exhibits that can be visited.

Pine Mountain

Pine Mountain is an excellent natural beauty center located right in the heart of Harris County. Home to numerous recreational events, this place boasts outdoor utopias such as the Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center and Robin Lake Beach. Callaway Resort & Gardens also includes a golf course such as Mountain View Course within its 14,000-acre area.

Macon

Macon is a small city with a great arts scene. This city with a rich historical heritage and outdoor adventures has colorful old buildings. To explore African-American culture and history, you can visit the Tubman Museum and see an 1864 bronze ball in the Cannonball House. To explore pre-Columbian America, you can also take a stroll through the Ocmulgee Mpunds National Historical Park.

Blue Ridge

This small city has breweries, outdoor activities, lots of food and shopping centers, art galleries, and a great nature scene. If you explore the city with the Blue Ridge Scenic Railroad, you can pass through the Chattahoochee National Forest and continue your journey along the Toccoa River.

Greensboro

Greensboro is a must-see town for those strolling on Lake Oconee. You can take a canoe or boat ride on Lake Oconee, go paddle boarding and try other water sports, too. You can go to Oconee Brewing Company to try different beers and meet new tastes.

If you want to listen to the sound of nature by a lake, you should spend a few days visiting these towns.