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Welcome to Rome Georgia.com

Rome Visitor CenterYou or your group are invited to meet in Georgia's Rome and enjoy our "Southern Hospitality". You'll find our city in the northwestern region of Georgia, near the borders of Alabama and Tennessee. Located in the foothills of the Appalachian and Blue Ridge Mountains, our community lies within a valley encircled by hills and crossed by three rivers, the Etowah, Oostanaula and Coosa, which meander their way into the heart of the city. The community's earliest residents, the Cherokee Indians, called this place "The Enchanted Land". Easily accessible by interstate or air, Rome GA is a convenient 65 miles northwest of Atlanta and Hartsfield International Airport. Rome is only a one hour drive from Chattanooga, TN and two hours from Birmingham, AL. Expect to be pleasantly surprised when you visit Georgia's Rome. The community offers a perfect blend of small town charm and metropolitan amenities.

Rome's Tower Clock:

Rome's Tower Clock 

Marking Minutes Since 1872 

Rome's Historic Clocktower: The 100-foot tower stands atop a grass-covered knoll and is visible from almost any spot within the city's limits. It was built in 1871 as Rome's' water tower. The clock was installed a year later, and though some changes have been made, the massive four-faced timepiece still functions efficiently.


Cruising Rome's Rivers" aboard the "New" Roman Holiday

 

One of the, ten most livable Micropolitan Cities in the South USA!

Georgia On My Mind

Rome's Capitoline Wolf Statue resides at the entrance to City Hall.

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Capitoline Wolf Statue

This placque resides at the entrance to Rome City Hall.

Xavier Plaque 

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