Location: Thomasville
Top Things to do in Thomasville
- 1. Taste of Thomasville Food Tour
- 2. Pebble Hill Plantation
- 3. Thomasville's Historic Big Oak
- 4. Lapham-Patterson House
- 5. Thomasville Rose Garden
- 6. Thomas County Museum of History
- 7. Sweet Grass Dairy Marketplace
- 8. Farmer's Daughter Vineyards & Tasting Room
- 9. Birdsong Nature Center
- 10. Jack Hadley Black History Museum
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10 Things to Do in Thomasville That You Shouldn't Miss
Thomasville in United States, from Nouth America region, is best know for Food Tours. Discover best things to do in Thomasville with beautiful photos and great reviews from traveller around the world here!
Restaurants in Thomasville
1. Taste of Thomasville Food Tour
Overall Ratings
5 based on 117 reviews
Reviewed By Suzanne W
Taste of Thomasville Food Tour didn’t disappoint! The tour guides were very personable and made us feel like family. I’ve been to Thomasville many times before and grew up in South Georgia, but I was unaware of the colorful history Thomasville has. The food is...MoreThank you for your wonderful review. I am glad you were able to have a new and wonderful experience in Thomasville. And yes!! Come back and eat at the wonderful restaurants in our downtown!
2. Pebble Hill Plantation
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 230 reviews
Old plantation home with impressive stables.
Reviewed By MissSamiB - Seale, Alabama
The tour of the main house was really a waist of time. Our tour guide only told us about the family & spent no time on all the lovely antiques nor architecture of the plantation house. It was a waist of time & money..... unless...MoreWe appreciate your comments. While we cannot meet the expectations of everyone, we do hope to provide an enjoyable experience. Thank you for your visit.
3. Thomasville's Historic Big Oak
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 170 reviews
Reviewed By QCWilly - Wausau
So if your having dinner downtown, why not swing by, take a look. Then imagine life before governments. Before the US constitution. Remember the bad and good and all the learning us dumb human's have too go though to survive. Meanwhile the tree lives on in peace.
4. Lapham-Patterson House
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 42 reviews
Eccentric House
Reviewed By John F - Savannah, Georgia
We live two blocks from the Lapham-Patterson House . While it is visually arresting from the sidewalk, the inside is dreary and disappointing; much is made of the original family -- people who were of no particular interest at all. I'd say skip it, Instead, go to Pebble Hill Plantation. WOW!!!
5. Thomasville Rose Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 50 reviews
Reviewed By Lumbertontraveler - Lumberton
We spent an hour and a half looking at all the varieties of roses planted in the garden. Well worth the stop during May - June.
6. Thomas County Museum of History
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 29 reviews
Reviewed By Ashleigh G - Lindale, Texas, United States
Beautiful home filled with loads of antiques and very helpful and informative docent. There was much to see and learn about Thomasville, Ga.
7. Sweet Grass Dairy Marketplace
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 30 reviews
Reviewed By Mark T - London, United Kingdom
Awesome cheese and awesome beer (and wine).
We fell through the doors here one afternoon as it was open during Thomasville's decent and respectable opening hours (so similar to England in the 1980s).
Brilliant choice.
Awesome service (the bar staff serve tables as well, so be patient). Cheese boards are tremendous with the wine and beer.
The beer. Wow. I hate strong beer. I'm a volume man. One gallon is not uncommon for me. So I avoid anything over 5% abv. But the barman - a bearded local guy with a fantastic sense of humour- knew his ales and I ended up trying the 8.2% ale which scarily tasted like only a 5%!!
Also try their pimento dip. By far the best in Thomasville.
Maybe Georgia.
Maybe the WORLD!!
8. Farmer's Daughter Vineyards & Tasting Room
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 28 reviews
Vineyard • Winery • Tasting Room. We grow French-American wine grapes + make award-winning wines. Visit our lounge-style Tasting Room filled with original live music, games, laughter + cocktails. Pairing bites and special events, too. Like your living room, only better!
Reviewed By collmac81 - Camilla, Georgia
We go to Thomasville a lot with family. They have wonderful small town, non-chain restaurants. After dinner, we love to visit the Farmer's Daughter and sample local wines. Their wines are really good. Usually local wine means muscadine wine- which I dislike. The wines there...MoreThank you so much for supporting local and for posting your review! We're so pleased that you enjoy our tasting room. Come again! :)
9. Birdsong Nature Center
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 17 reviews
Former plantation offers a quiet place for listening to nature
Reviewed By Smiles4miles - Thomasville, Georgia
Birdsong offers a beautiful, peaceful place to take a walk and do some birding. You don't have to be a birder to appreciate it though. The trail through the trees to the quiet spot will make you wish to return to this little piece of serenity on a regular basis. Don't miss!
10. Jack Hadley Black History Museum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By jandc5744 - Pinellas Park, Florida, USA
We visited Jack's museum - but he was on vacation. What a shame as I'm sure he would have lent some additional information to the displays. He captures several areas of Black culture in different sections of the museum, including sports, entertainment, military, and of course, civil rights. He also has a large section that covers the local history, and it is indeed a rich one.
The museum is housed in the now closed Douglass High School - a black school that thrived in the 50s and 60s - so it felt like walking into someone's home, with each room set up to display different artifacts he has collected over the years. These include newspaper clippings, photographs, display ads, uniforms, antiques, furniture, and other memorabilia. It is well worth the visit, and includes a short video that explains the most famous graduate of the closed high school, a Henry Flipper. The staff was friendly and helpful.
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