Sure, Georgia’s oldest city has been a tourist draw for generations. The irresistible charm of its cobblestone streets and fountain-strewn squares—Spanish moss suspended above it all—was enough to earn them distinction as a National Historic Landmark over 55 years ago! But now? In this foodie mecca that is writing an exciting new chapter into the future by establishing itself as the Hostess City of the South according to Travel and Leisure magazine, come have a taste of what they’re cooking up here…
