Netherworld in Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia is one of the most beautiful places in the country. This is deep south, the stuff of legends. This is the place where people talk fondly about childhoods spent playing in nature, in a place where old world manners and niceties are not decorations, but a way of living. Hospitality is expressed in every kind of social activity, and one of the most important is food. The other is, of course, lodging, and when it comes to luxury hotels, Georgia has a fair share. There are plenty of sumptuous accommodations available, so that you can have the perfect time, whether you’re looking for old fashioned charm or contemporary conveniences.
There are many different Georgias to visit, and there are many different cultures and world views that exist here. It’s entirely possible to meet people who have never left their rural homes, and also possible to come in contact with some of the most cosmopolitan cities in the world. It’s also a great place to get your socks scared off. If you’re here around Halloween, you’ll probably hear a lot about Netherworld. It’s one of the scariest haunted houses in the U.S. There are many places here where you can find charms that run along the more spooky end of the spectrum, with plenty of old places where spirits seem to gather.
This, however, is pure fabrication, and there’s never any sense that it’s possibly real, but it’s still absolutely effective at making even the most seasoned veteran ghost hunters quiver like a scared dog on bath day. Netherworld has an excellent pr campaign, so you’ll hear about it from all corners, but they also have an absolutely top notch production team. The set designers, costume and make-up people, and the actors put together some of the most delightfully haunting attractions, and really, it’s two different haunts. The level of technical precision is high, and the images are really pretty ghastly. This is a perfect way to get to know Georgia in the spooky season.
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