Katie’sFried green tomatoes, deviled eggs, corn bread salad, butter beans, fried chicken and banana pudding are just a few of the Southern delicacies you’ll load on your plate at this popular buffet restaurant located in a former textile mill village.

Explorations in Antiquity CenterThe only one of its kind in North America, this center features full-scale archeological reconstructions such as a first century village. Step back into the ancient life of the Middle East in a shepherd’s goat-hair tent, an oasis and ancient tombs.

For those opting for the four-course dinner, be prepared for a meal as educational as it is delicious. Dine in a replica of the Jerusalem Room, similar to one discovered at Pompeii. The Mount Zion Room is a replica of one discovered at Herculaneum. Both of these ancient cities were destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in Italy in 79 C.E., and they offer an example of First Century culture.

This tour is BIG on attractions that will “wow” even the most discerning tourists, but pleasingly TINY on your budget. Charm, Southern hospitality and rich experiences await your arrival!We’ll even throw in a FREE step-on guide for each motorcoach!

Hills & Dales EstateThe centerpiece of this 35-acre estate is a beautiful Georgian-Italian style home built in 1916 for textile magnate Fuller E. Callaway and his family. Designed by the noted architectural firm of Hentz & Reid, it is one of the finest historic homes in America today. The home was occupied by two generations of the Callaway family and contains the family’s original furnishings. The formal gardens surrounding the home were created by the original owner of the property, Sarah Coleman Ferrell, prior to the Civil War. The extensive formal boxwood gardens also feature an herb garden, greenhouse, fountains and garden sculpture. Beginning in May 2010, 20 additional rooms on the second and third floors of the home will open for visitor tours.

These Troup County attractions have partnered together to bring you two amazing tour options! Book your tour with one convenient call to Laura Jennings at the LaGrange-Troup County Chamber and Tourism Bureau at 706.884.8671 or by email: ljennings@lagrangechamber.com.discovertroup.com

Step-on guide provided for free. Tours only available for groups of 25 or more.

Big and Tiny Only $35 per personBig and Tiny with Dinner $60 per person

HotelsStay at one of our reasonably priced hotels, right off I-85, and venture out! We have several new hotels and price points that will satisfy any budget. Contact LaGrange-Troup County Chamber and Tourism Bureau by calling Laura Jennings at 706.884.8671 or by emailing ljennings@lagrangechamber.com.

Marketing Assistance We have photographs, brochures, artwork, sample itineraries and more.

We are the perfect hub and spoke for day trips to The Little White House, Georgia’s mostpopular tourist attraction; Callaway Gardens; and the many Columbus attractions,including The National Infantry Museum and Port Columbus Civil War Naval Museum.

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Just an hour south of the Atlanta Airport, 45 minutes north of Columbus, 20 minutes north of Callaway Gardens/Pine Mountain, 45 minutes east of Auburn/Opelika, two hours east of Birmingham, two and a half hours south of Chattanooga.

Kia Plant Tours – Korean car manufacturer, Kia, provides tours of its first North American plant, locatedin West Point, Georgia (just 20 minutes west of LaGrange, off I-85 South). The tour involves a 1.5-mile easy walk through the plant.

West Point Lake Dam Tours – Book a behind-the-scenes tour of the dam’s powerhouse, providedby park rangers with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Tours must be scheduled in advance.

Prices are subject to change without notice.