Admiral Towers Plaza
601 Broad Street, Rome, GA
Admiral Towers Memorial Plaza is dedicated to the memory of Admiral John Henry Towers, native Roman and “the Father of Naval Aviation.”
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America’s Known Soldier
194 Myrtle Street, SW, Rome, GA
Veterans Plaza at Myrtle Hill Cemetery The centerpiece of this plaza is the tomb of America’s Known Soldier, Charles Graves, which is guarded by three […]
As Time Goes By Garden
East Second Street, Rome, GA
The As Time Goes By Garden celebrates the changing of the seasons throughout Rome and dedicated to a woman who has been constant in her […]
Capitoline Wolf
601 Broad Street, Rome, GA
The Capitoline Wolf with Romulus and Remus stands in front of historic City Hall on Broad Street in downtown Rome. The statue is an exact […]
City Clocktower
East Second Street, Rome, GA
The clocktower, the official symbol of Georgia’s Rome, was built in the 1870’s and is popular with both residents and visitors.
Dogwood Books
231A Broad St, Rome, GA
We are Northwest Georgia’s largest used and rare bookstore; offering over 20,000 used, new and rare books.
Downtown Rome: Georgia’s Rome Welcome Center & Gift Shop
300 W. 1st Street, Rome, GA
The Downtown Rome Welcome Center is recognized by the state as an official Regional Visitor Information Center (RVIC). The accessibility of the center makes it […]
Dr. Robert Battey Monument
601 Broad Street, Rome, GA
Erected in 1921 by the Medical Association of Georgia in memory of famed Rome druggist and civil War surgeon stands on the lawn of Rome […]
Ellen Axson Wilson Statue
The bronze statue stands at the east end of the Chief John Ross Memorial Bridge that crosses the Oostanaula River from West Third Street to […]
Firefighters Memorial Plaza
601 Broad St, Rome, GA
The memorial plaza honors all firefighters, past and present, in recognition of the public service these men and women provide to protect our community. The […]
Forum on Ice
301 Tribune Street, Rome, GA
Ice Skating returns to Historic Downtown Rome, Georgia for the holidays! The Forum on Ice and is open from November 17- January 6. This year […]
Freedom Garden
607 Broad St, Rome, GA
The Freedom Garden is dedicated to the demonstrators of The Civil Rights Movement of Rome and was dedicated on December 8, 2007. The garden shares […]
Georgia Eats Featured Restaurants in Rome
These are the Georgia’s Rome restaurants that have been featured in Explore Georgia’s Georgia Eats Magazine‘s 100 Plates Locals Love or Georgia Eats Flavor Tours Every […]
Guided Group Tours
Book a Georgia’s Rome tour with one of our local guides; personalized based on your needs. Tours offered include Myrtle Hill Cemetery, Civil War History, […]
Historic DeSoto Theatre
530 Broad Street, Rome, GA
In early 1928 O. C. Lam, the owner of Lam Amusement Company, laid plans to construct a new movie theatre in downtown Rome, Georgia. Lam […]
Historical Markers Self-Guided Tour
601 Broad Street, Rome, GA
Rome’s historical markers help document our history and give you insights into our culturally rich heritage. Rome is full of stories from our early Native American beginnings, […]
Memorial Magnolias
20 Myrtle St SW, Rome, GA
Following the World War, thirty-four Magnolia seedlings were planted at Myrtle Hill cemetery. Each seedling was a memorial to one of the thirty-four young men […]
Myrtle Hill Cemetery
20 Myrtle Street, Rome, GA
If you are looking for the historic, surreal, quintessential southern cemetery, Myrtle Hill is it.
Oak Hill Cemetery
Riverside Pkwy NE & W 2nd St , Rome, GA
Oak Hill Cemetery, also known as the West Seventh Avenue Cemetery, was designated as Rome’s first cemetery in 1837. Many of the town’s prominent citizens […]
Opera Alley
Opera Alley was a walkway adjacent to the Nevin Opera House at 321 Broad Street. The opera house, which opened in September of 1880, was […]