Lawrenceville Attractions. Lawrenceville Tourism and kids attractions

Medieval Times: Think it's unlikely that any sort of adventure awaits you in a mall? Inside the castle at Discover Mills' Medieval Times, adventure is exactly what you'll find! Read More >>

Margaret Mitchell House Margaret Mitchell wrote "Gone With the Wind" after breaking her ankle. She didn't think it was very good, but her fans proved her wrong. This museum centers around the apartment — she called it the Dump — where she wrote the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel. Read More >>

Roswell's Bulloch Hall is "perfectly presidential" The Bulloch mansion, located just off the town square, is considered extravagant even by today's standards. The mansion grounds feature the main home; summer house; reconstructed slave-quarters; and a variety of gardens and wells. The impressive homestead is considered one of the South's finest examples of Greek temple-form architecture and was even said to have been one of the inspirations for Margaret Mitchell's fictional "Gone With the Wind" plantation, Tara. Read More >>

Starlight Six Drive-In: movies under the stars Starlight Six Drive-In Theatres offers tailgating, double features and first-run movies under the stars at Atlanta's last drive-in theater. Read More >>

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: an oasis of beauty Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: an oasis of beauty and art tucked away in the historic Druid Hills neighborhood. Read More >>

Big Creek Greenway: Take a walk on the wildlife side Escape the concrete canyons for Big Creek Greenway's concrete path in the wood. It will get you up close and personal to nature in a way that that will cure cabin fever for sure. 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 Contemporary Art Center: a place of ideas Think art's no more than paintings on a wall or sculptures in a garden? You'll think again when you visit the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center — which presents art in a fresh, innovative and, yes, contemporary way. Read More >>

Stone Mountain: Atlanta's Confederate rock stars Georgia's most popular tourist attraction offers the quintessential Southern experience, Confederate generals in granite, sports, nightly laser shows, festivals, glass blowers, train rides and more. 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 >>