The nine states that make up the Southeast have so much to see! Some of the top reasons people go to these states are to listen to the music, to trace the Civil Rights Movement, to hit the beaches, to explore charming cities and to get a taste of the South. Each state has its own personality, things to do and see, and people. These nine states are Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee. Taking a peek at each state will help you decide which state or states you want to visit first.
BUCKET LIST PICKS FOR EACH STATE
ALABAMA:
Golf Shores: 32 miles of white-sand beaches
Daughin Island: quiet shores and unobstructed, colorful sunsets
Montgomery: Civil Rights history at The Legacy Museum
Birmingham: Hip southern city and Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Selma: Edmond Pettus Bridge and the National Voting Rights Museum
US Space and Rocket Center: collection of rockets, space memorabilia, simulators
Roll Tide: University of Alabama football
F Scott & Zelda Fitzgerald House in Montgomery: museum
Mobile Mardi Gras: attend the parade, try Moe's Original BBQ
FLORIDA:
GEORGIA:
KENTUCKY:
LOUISIANA:
MISSISSIPPI:
NORTH CAROLINA:
SOUTH CAROLINA:
TENNESSEE:
No matter what state or states you pick, this part of the country is full of fascinating history, interesting sights, wonderful people and delicious food. Some of the food you should try while in these states are grits, barbeque, bourbon, fried chicken, catfish, lowcountry boil, cubano, brunswick stew, pie (varies per state), craft beer and sazerac. Just pick a state and GO!
Pick up one of these books to help you plan your next trip:
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