Rome-Floyd ECO Center
Drop by the ECO Center and see native wildlife! It is free to visit, and we are open Monday-Thursday 1-4 pm and the last Saturday of the month 10 am – 2 pm.
April 4-8, 2022, the center is open extended hours, 8:30 am – 4 pm. Admission is free!
Rome-Floyd ECO Center Wetlands
Be sure to stop by the wetlands when you visit the ECO Center. It’s beautiful and fun to see how rich our local ecology teaming with plants and animals.
Go Time! Family Fun
Exhilarating miniature golf course, go karts, and batting cages! There is always something fun to do! Plus there is battle ball – a perfect indoor activity on a rainy day!
Myrtle Hill Cemetery Tree Tour
Discover over 35 different species of tree on this self-guided tour of Rome’s historic Myrtle Hill Cemetery; many trees are not native to our area.
Swerve: Off the Path – Creative Studio
Choose from a wide variety of bisque ware to create your own masterpiece. Instructors guide you through the steps, and your pottery is ready in about a week. Fun for all ages, studio open Tue-Sat.
Rome Area History Center
Walk through time starting from early settlements to recent history of Rome and surrounding areas. Features interactive exhibits and new special exhibits throughout the year. Admission is free!
Bob Moore Kick Flip Skate Park
Check out Rome’s newly renovated skate park which includes a half pipe spine ramp, pyramid and a quarter pipe.
Geocaching – Find Hidden Treasures in Rome
Geocaching is a worldwide game of hide-and-seek and Rome has caches hidden everywhere!
Georgia’s Rome Spring Art Market
Discover one-of-a-kind items made by local artisans including woodworking, pottery, jewelry and art. Enjoy lunch or a snack while you shop. April 9-10, 10a-4p, Admission and parking are free.
Georgia’s Rome Events
For more fun ideas, check out the Georgia’s Rome event calendar.
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Our Georgia's Rome tourism team works hard to curate content to help you discover and explore our beautiful town! We want to ensure our content is up-to-date and accurate; so please let us know if we ever overlook an important detail! This post was originally written by Kristi Kent and is updated by staff.
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