Cartersville Tourist Attractions

Quote: The Tellus North Georgia Science Museum is a combination effort by some of the smaller museums in the North Georgia area. Inside is enough variety to satisfy almost every family member.As we entered the… Read More

Quote: This place is as boring as they come. Even if you are a history buff, Native American, or just excited by boring things, this site is sure to put you to sleep. The whole site consists of 6 Earthen mounds, … Read More

Quote: Located only 30 miles from Atlanta, Georgia, Allatoona Lake is situated on the Etowah River. Allatoona Lake offers many boat lanching docks alot are free some you have to pay. There are a lot of day use areas… Read More

Quote: Located in the tiny hamlet of Euharlee just 7 miles from Cartersville is one of the state's oldest covered bridges. Rustic yet beautiful the old bridge spans Etowah River feeder-creek. The bridge was built in… Read More

Quote: Built in 1854 by slave labor using locally made bricks, the depot is now the centerpiece of the downtown area. The depot was occupied by Confederate troops during the War of Northern Agression. It was at this… Read More

Quote: This Coca-Cola sign painted in 1894 on the side of Young Brothers Pharmacy, is believed to be the first outdoor advertisement for the well known soft drink. The sign appears to have been painted by an… Read More

Quote: The Gallery, rightfully named, is a fairly recent addition to downtown Cartersville. Since its first opening in 2002, it has been one of my favorite stores to stop in and visit. Though I am no aficionado of fine… Read More

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