Smyrna, Georgia, Travel Guide

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The Atlanta suburb of Smyrna sits roughly 10 miles northwest of Atlanta, making it an ideal base for exploring the greater Atlanta metropolitan area. The city grew up along the Western & Atlantic Railroad and was incorporated in 1872. It is known as the “Jonquil City,” a nickname derived from the thousands of jonquils that flourish throughout the city in early spring.

• The city has a rich history that dates to before the Civil War.
• The area has several parks, nature trails, and recreational facilities, including the 61-mile-long Silver Comet Trail.
• Unlike other Atlanta suburbs, the city is home to many great restaurants.

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  20th Century Veterans Memorial

  20th Century Veterans Memorial

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  Concord Covered Bridge

  Concord Covered Bridge

  Bridge, Georgia
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  Concord Woolen Mills

  Concord Woolen Mills

  Georgia, Historic Building
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  Maloney Springs Cemetery

  Maloney Springs Cemetery

  Cemetery, Marietta
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  Shoupade Park

  Shoupade Park

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  Silver Comet Trail

  Silver Comet Trail

  Georgia, Local Park
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  Smyrna First United Methodist Church

  Smyrna First United Methodist Church

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  Smyrna Memorial Cemetery

  Smyrna Memorial Cemetery

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  Smyrna Museum

  Smyrna Museum

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  Taylor-Brawner Park

  Taylor-Brawner Park

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  The Pace House

  The Pace House

  Georgia, Historic Building