Don't miss out on the Ocean Voyager Exhibit. It holds 6.3 million gallons of water and houses thousands of animals, including four whale sharks and four manta rays!
Taste Coca-Cola products from all over the world and once you are done you can head over the Souvenir Shop for Coca-Cola goodies!
Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the world of news and broadcasting!
Wednesday WindDown is a free concert series every Wednesday from 5:30-8 p.m. at Centennial Park during the summer months. Read more.
Take a skyride to the top of Stone Mountain and get an up-close look at the Stone Mountain Carving!
You won't want to miss stunning rotating special exhibitions or the incredible 5-story experience of an IMAX film.
Don't forget to check out the Gone with the Wind movie exhibit and a gift shop.
Piedmont Park is beautiful any time of year, but during the summer, check out "Screen on the Green," a showing of old movies.
The Fox Theatre has been an Atlanta landmark since 1929. Its opulent auditorium is designed to mimic an Arabian courtyard, complete with 96 embedded crystal "stars."
Go inside the home of the NFL’s Falcons for a firsthand look at the locker room, press box, field, and more with a Georgia Dome Tour.
At approximately noon on Jan 15, 1929, Martin Luther King Jr was born in an upstairs bedroom at this home and lived here until he was 12 years old. Visit the King Center to schedule a Ranger led tour.
Edward C. Peters, son of Richard Peters, built the house in 1883. The Peters family was instrumental in the building of Atlanta both before & after the Civil War. The family is buried in Oakland. Read more.
Built in 1894, it is the oldest standing firehouse in Atlanta & was instrumental in the desegregation of our city's fire dept. It is currently a bookstore & museum. Check out the fire engine from1927!
Wonderful place to learn about the history of Atlanta's Jewish population. Be sure to check out our tours at Oakland focusing on Jewish residents buried here & one on the Leo Frank case. Read more.
The Flatiron (completed in 1897) was the 2nd skyscraper built in Atlanta & is the oldest remaining. The first in our city was the Equitable building which was erected in 1892, but demolished in 1971. Read more.
