It varied from one to another of its border of Georgia - the largest state east of the Mississippi River - a sort of quintessence of all that is in the West. Georgia - State ungodly medical benefits extremes: here the Republican right-wing policy based on liberal idealism; northern mountains stretch to the clouds, forming a roaring streams, while coastal swamps and thickets abound crabs Spartina.

 

Start your acquaintance with Georgia stands with Atlanta - the capital and the state's main transport hub. Then go on the Atlantic coast, in the direction of the city of Savannah, with its majestic oaks, delicious seafood, 19th century mansion and wet nights. And from there - close to the offshore islands, luxury resorts and nature reserves. That would not forget to grab a tuxedo on Jekyll Island, and hiking boots on Cumberland Island!

 

Big cities: Atlanta, Athens-Clarke, Augusta, Columbus, Savannah, Macon. Valdosta. 12 km south of downtown Atlanta International Airport is Hartsfield-Jackson - one of the busiest airports in the world. From the airport to connecting flights to Savannah, Augusta, Columbus, Macon, Valdosta.

 

In Atlanta Amtrak trains arrive from New York, Philadelphia, Washington, New Orleans and other major American cities. In Savannah trains from New York, Miami and Florida. Greyhound Buses connect Atlanta, Savannah, Augusta, Columbus, Macon and Valdosta many US cities.

 

By car

The main route linking Atlanta to other American cities - it's I-75 (from Detroit to Florida), I-85 (from the Atlantic to New Orleans) and I-20 (to Texas). The Savannah can be reached on the motorway I-95 and I-16; in Augusta - on the motorway I-20, connecting Atlanta and Columbia (South Carolina); in Valdosta - on I-75.

 

Traveling to Columbus from the north, you should move on highway I-185; from the south - highway 66 through Fort Benning, and then on I-185, from the east to the city is Highway 80; from the west - highway 431.