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Marietta,
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There are
several historic neighborhoods in the heart of this Atlanta suburb.
The shops surround Marietta Square. We enjoyed an exhibit of
original Dale Chihuly art glass at the Museum of Art when we visited in
2002. Also near Atlanta: Roswell and Stone
Mountain. |
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Location
Northwest
of Atlanta on I-75
MapQuest
map
Population
About
60,000
Museums
Marietta/Cobb
Museum of Art
Marietta Museum of History
Root House Museum
(and others)
Other
features
Antique
shops (many)
Art galleries (Southwestern and contemporary)
Bakery (Australian)
Boutiques
Brumby Hall and Gardens
Cafes and restaurants
Campgrounds
and RV parks in the Atlanta area
Check
Woodall's guide
Confederate
Cemetery
Gourmet coffee shop
Historic homes and buildings
Hotels and vacation rentals in this area
Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield (nearby)
Landscaped park (in the square)
Theatre in the Square (live performances)
Tourist map
Hours
Parking
Meters
Festivals
November:
Holiday
Open House
December:
Marietta
Pilgrimage Christmas Home Tour
(first
weekend in December)
Candlelight
Shopping
Tree lighting and Santa arrives
Recommended
stay
Half
day (Saturday or a weekday between the
morning
and afternoon rush hours)
Tourist information
Welcome
Center and Visitors Bureau
800-835-0445 www.MariettaSquare.com
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