The South

Each state has its own unique points of interest and attractions. Huntsville, Alabama has the largest space museum in the world, its exhibits including an authentic Saturn V moon rocket. Kentucky is home to Mammoth Cave National Park, the world’s longest cave system. Georgia’s Stone Mountain, near Atlanta, is one of the largest single masses of exposed granite in the world. While in Georgia, visit Savannah’s brand-new American Prohibition Museum, where visitors will meet gangsters, flappers and rum-runners, and learn how to make the still-illicit moonshine. New Orleans, Louisiana, is not only known for its annual Mardi Gras festival but also has more historic districts than any other city in the US. Still in Louisiana, the state capital of Baton Rouge is just an hour from New Orleans, its 300 years of history and eclectic culture offering much for the visitor. Likewise, Lafayatte, at the heart of Louisiana’s Cajun country and tagged the “Happiest City in America”. Add to this the fabulous music of the Mississippi Delta region, Nashville and Memphis and there you have it – a region like no other in the United States.