Smyrna Attractions. Smyrna Tourism and kids attractions

Three Sisters Vineyards and Winery: Look, sip and be merry! Three Sisters Vineyards and Winery is truly a family affair - even if it's not owned by three sisters, as the name implies. Read More >>

Marietta Trolley Company rolls through history The familiar "clang clang" of a trolley bell signals only one thing for folks in Marietta: fun with an historic twist! Explore the city's rich history and learn how it shaped the present with the Marietta Trolley Company. Read More >>

Burt's Farm is the essence of fall Ask any longtime resident of North Georgia and they will tell you that Burt’s Farm is practically synonymous with fall. The dazzling array of colorful pumpkins set in intoxicating mountain air will have you mesmerized whether it’s your first or fiftieth time to the farm. Fall just isn’t fall without a visit to Burt’s. Read More >>

Paper Museum separates pulp facts, pulp fiction Paper: we spend it, write on it, read it, carry groceries in it and create with it. Something this useful and this ubiquitous deserves a closer look. And for that, we've got the Robert C.Williams Paper Museum at Georgia Tech. Read More >>

American Girl Boutique and Bistro brings out the little girl in all of us Girls really do “just want to have fun,” which is why American Girl Boutique and Bistro takes feminine entertainment to a whole new level of excitement. Read More >>

Agrirama: Where Georgia's past meets its present The Georgia Agrirama is about as close as you'll ever get to finding a time machine. Leave modern amenities behind and travel back to the 19th century when you visit this hands-on museum of agriculture and living history! Read More >>

Zoo Atlanta: Wild adventures await ! Take a walk on the wild side at Zoo Atlanta, where you can see more than 1,000 animals living in naturalistic habitats. Read More >>

Atlanta Motor Speedway: ready, set, come! Is it the rush of adrenaline, the roar of a crowd, the sound of full-throttle engines or the smell of a concession stand that makes the Atlanta Motor Speedway so much fun? Maybe it's all of the above. Read More >>

Martin Luther King Jr. historic site informs, inspires It may be hard to encompass the life of a man like Martin Luther King, Jr. One place to start is a tour of the city blocks where he was born, attended church and now is buried. Every year, more than half a million visitors make the trek to Atlanta to spend the better part of a day seeing the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site. Read More >>

The Cyclorama: Civil War Atlanta in the round Trains, muskets and paintings, oh my! You have never viewed the Civil War in the same way. Take a seat and enjoy the Cyclorama's view of Atlanta -- as it was in 1864. Read More >>