LaGrange, Georgia is one of those charming American towns that has reinvented itself, while still preserving what makes it unique. An hour south of Atlanta, LaGrange is home to one-of-a-kind attractions, a storybook downtown, gorgeous recreation areas, intriguing museums and other cultural attractions, nearby wineries, multiple breweries, a formidable antique shopping scene, and plenty of thrilling activities.

This unexpectedly beautiful and surprisingly sophisticated town is filled with everything a savvy traveler craves – an authentic cultural experience, incredible food, and interesting attractions without the hefty price tag of bigger cities. Simply put, it’s a location that provides authentic moments and feelings that haven’t already been experienced by thousands of other people.

The Biblical History Center is one of the few places outside Israel where you can see over 250 genuine artifacts from the ancient Middle East. On loan from the Israeli Antiquity Authority, the exhibits include pottery, ceramics and tools, as well as a life-size recreation of a biblical village. Walk in the Archeological Replica Garden and you will feel like you are wandering through excavations in Israel, Malta, or Jordan. The center also offers a four-course Biblical meal and a shepherd’s bread-making experience.

When you visit Hills & Dales Estate in LaGrange, you’ll not only tour one of the fines homes in America today, but you’ll experience magnificent 130-year-old gardens – created in the 1890s by Sarah Ferrell. Tour the magnificent Classic Revival residence of textile magnate Fuller Callaway. Soak in the beauty of manicured terraces, rose bowers, dwarf boxwood parterres, and wooded pathways, which provides spectacular foliage each and every season. Experience the beauty of a bygone era and learn about the Callaway family’s legacy of stewardship and horticulture while enjoying the pristine surroundings.

LaGrange’s beautiful, historic downtown is filled with local boutiques and antique stores where you can shop for unique clothing, artifacts, vintage pieces, and furniture. Visit a family-owned department store selling popular brands that has been an iconic landmark since 1932. MarketPlace at LaFayette Square is a multi-dealer, two-story emporium offering an incredible selection of antiques, furniture, and home accessories. And explore other local retailers with everything from handmade jewelry and higher-end women’s fashions to holiday accessories and delicious gourmet food items.

And LaGrange has incredible local dining options that are truly unique to the area. Owned and operated by local residents, the breweries, wineries, cafes, and restaurants focus on serving high-quality fare with friendly Southern hospitality.

There are so many photo opportunities to capture and so many stories to be told in LaGrange, Georgia. Bus and group tour planners will find what they need to plan an authentic, one-of-a-kind visit by contacting Visit LaGrange Georgia at 706-668-5555 or VisitLaGrange.com.