Country Inn & Suites, Atlanta I-75 South (Morrow) is conveniently located 14 miles from downtown Atlanta and only 11 miles from the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).

Local Attractions:

Georgia State Archives
The official historical records of Georgia from 1732 to the present are available to the public while secured in a controlled environment housing 100,000 cubic feet of records and over 65,000 reels of microfilm.
Changing exhibits display important documents and photographs.

5800 Jonesboro Road Morrow, GA 30260
678.364.3700

National Archives
Boasting a Microfilm Research Room and an Archival Research Room extensive microfilm holdings for general historic interest and about 70,000 cubic feet of archival holding holdings from 1716 to the 1980's; primarily textual records, maps ,photographs ,and architectural drawings.

5780 Jonesboro Rd Morrow, GA 30260
770-968-2100

Lake Spivey Rivers Edge Golf Clubs
Play two of the finest private golf clubs located on Atlanta's south side. Golf Digest magazine awarded these two clubs the "Best Gulf Value in Atlanta". It offers a championship layout that includes 27 holes of fun, fair and challenging golf. Renowned PGA architect Bobby Weed designed River's Edge Golf Club.
770-471-1463/ 770-460-1098
8225 Clubhouse Way, Jonesboro GA 30236.

The Beach- International Park
A park within a park featuring a spring fed, six acre swimming lake with an adventure kiddies pool,slides,sandy beach ,water trampoline,archade ,sun deck, Tennis Center a full gym, hiking and biking trails, volleyball courts , fishing lakes, picnic areas and more.

770-473-5425
Highway 138 SE, Jonesboro GA

Historical Landmarks Tour
The Landmarks through History narrated air-conditioned coach tour takes you through 100+ years of history in the Legendary Land of Gone With The Wind. See Jonesboro historic district and hear the stories behind Jonesboro's 1898 Courthouse Ashley Oaks, the Warren House, and more.
770-478-4800 or 1800-662-7829

Performing Arts Center
One of the most unique performing arts venues in the United States offering concerts and events ranging form local talent to renowned performers.

770-473-2875
2530 Mt Zion Parkway, Jonesboro GA 30236

Spivey Hall
This world-class concert hall located at Clayton State University just south of Atlanta, Georgia host a wide variety off musicians and musical performances throughout the year.

678-466-4200
200 Clayton State Blvd ,Morrow GA 30260

Metro Atlanta
Adjacent to Clayton County is Atlanta, a quick 15 miles to the heart of the city and site of the 1996 Summer Olympics. For those who seek a change of pace. Atlanta offers all you'd like in a big city fun: extensive shopping and casual to elaborate dining experiences. Easily accessible form Clayton County hotels via i-75 North and I-285.

Jonesboro Historic Train Depot & Visitor Center
Make this your first stop in Clayton County to gather information ,maps,event calendars, tour the Road to Tara Museum, and purchase souvenirs form the gift shop featuring Gone With The Wind items and regional foods and gifts.

104 N Main St Jonesboro, GA 30236

Atlanta Farmers Market
Miles of aisles of fresh make the produce and floral products make up the largest open air farmers market in the United States. With its close proximity to the Atlanta airport ,fruits and vegetables form all over the globe are available year round.

404-361-7577
I-75 EXIT 237, Forest Park

Stately Oaks Plantation
Rock a while on the expansive front porch of this 1839 white -columned plantation home, then tour the house with costumed guide. Stroll the grounds, see a one room school, original log kitchen, blacksmith shop and country store. Tours are conducted on the hour.

770-473-0197

Road to Tara Museum
The Road to Tara Museum has an intriguing collection of Gone With The Wind book and movie memorabilia ,an original oil mural depicting scenes from the film, rare behind the scenes photos, a costume gallery, authentic movie props and Civil War artifacts.

770-748-4800
104 N Main ST ,Jonesboro GA 30235

Here are 10 other sights to visit while in Atlanta:

1. Centennial Olympic Park
Honoring the 1996 Olympics that were held in Atlanta, this expansive park offers a quiet oasis in the middle of bustling Downtown Atlanta, though the park can become a beehive of activity, as many special events and concerts are held here. For a fun, free way to entertain the kids, let them play in the fountains.

2. World of Coca-Cola
Another kid-friendly attraction in Atlanta, this museum dedicated to the world's favorite beverage is interesting for the whole family. Learn a bit about the history of Coca-Cola, which was developed in Atlanta, then taste various formulas of the soda from all over the world in the tasting room. In 2007, the new World of Coca-Cola moved to its new, expanded home adjacent to the Georgia Aquarium.

3. The King Center
The King Center is educational and inspirational for the whole family, especially teenagers and other young people looking for guidance or a path in life. There are many interactive exhibits that illustrate the beloved community that Martin Luther King Jr. envisioned and how that dream can still become a reality.

4. Underground Atlanta
Some people think the Underground is a tourist trap, but the below street level shopping mall and entertainment facility is undergoing a makeover, which the city hopes will turn the Underground into a world-class entertainment district. In the meantime, this is the place to buy your Atlanta souvenirs. There are also festivals that go on during the spring and summer months.

5. CNN Center
Television news is something we take for granted, but it's interesting to get a "behind the scenes" peek at the frenzied world of television journalism with the CNN Studio tour. Pre-teens and teenagers can gain insight into the world of broadcast journalism, and decide if it is a career they are interested in pursuing. Reservations are highly recommended for the tour.

6. Atlanta Botanical Garden
The Atlanta Botanical Garden is a beautiful exhibit of nature's glory, right in the heart of the city. A walk through the garden is a great stress reliever. There are always special events going on, including unique flowers, summer concerts, romantic jazz nights, and children's activities.

7. Stone Mountain Park
One of Atlanta's most recognizable tourist attractions, this huge monument to the confederacy covers 25 million square feet and rises 825 feet above the surrounding area, carved with the likeness of three confederate heroes. There is plenty to see and do, including the ever-popular laser show, holiday events, hiking, boating, fishing, and souvenir shopping.

8. Margaret Mitchell House
For literary lovers and Gone With the Wind fans, this attraction can't be missed. The house where author Margaret Mitchell resided now houses memorabilia from the famed author's career, and also serves as a literary center for living Southern authors. Special author readings and creative writing courses are held at the center.

9. Georgia Aquarium
The Georgia Aquarium has quickly become one of Atlanta's premier tourist attractions. From the beluga whales to the whale sharks and other creatures of the deep, the Georgia Aquarium is a world-class facility located in the heart of Downtown Atlanta.

10. Turner Field
Turner Field is a state-of-the-art sports facility, and the Atlanta Braves have an interesting history, so the tour of Turner Field is a must for any baseball fan. Get a chance to see the press box, the clubhouse, the dugout, a luxury suite, and the broadcast booth. Don't miss the Braves Museum and Hall of Fame.