Spring in Rome, Georgia, bursts with color and activity, offering a perfect mix of history, nature, and culture for visitors. Nestled in Northwest Georgia, Rome is an ideal destination for outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, and families alike.

Nature lovers can explore the city’s scenic beauty, with hiking, biking, and paddling opportunities near the Appalachian foothills and Coosa River. View area wildlife while hiking trails at Berry College and explore the AdventHealth ECO Greenway that connects the downtown to area parks. Kayak from Grizzard Park to Heritage Park for a peaceful river adventure. Roman Holiday riverboat tours are offered from April to September.

Spring in Rome also means exciting festivals. RoFlo Fest, an arts celebration, fills downtown with music and culture on the first Saturday in May. Baseball fans can cheer for the Rome Emperors at AdventHealth Stadium, and the First Friday Concert Series brings free live music to downtown throughout the summer. Nearby Cave Spring hosts the Bacon Fest in May, where visitors can also explore the namesake cave.

History enthusiasts can delve into Rome’s rich past by strolling through its historic downtown, home to Victorian architecture and landmarks like the Capitoline Wolf and the iconic Clocktower. The area is also home to many local restaurants and shops.  The Rome Area History Center and the Georgia’s Rome Welcome Center offer in-depth insights and self-guided tours of historic sites. Take a tour in a Roman Royal Carriage for a unique view of the city.

Rome’s arts scene is equally vibrant, with shows at the Historic DeSoto Theatre and Rome City Auditorium. View public art including beautiful angels at the historic Myrtle Hill Cemetery or grab a selfie at the nearby Kelsey Montague butterfly wings mural.

With its natural beauty, lively arts scene, delicious cuisine, and family-friendly attractions, Rome offers a memorable spring experience. Visit RomeGeorgia.org for more information.