Atlanta offers zoos, botanical gardens, educational institutions, art galleries, the Carter Presidential Center, the Cyclorama, The Martin Luther King Center, and many other relevant places that you must visit while being here.  Do not forget that Atlanta also counts with the best and finest boutiques, shopping malls, and many spots for the whole family, here are a few...

Some of Atlanta's Attractions:

 Centennial Olympic Park

In this renowned park, the Olympic Games took place in 1996 and yet today it is necessary go place to visit to be enchanted with its amazing show of shooting water arc in a cybernetic fountain.

The High Museum of Art

In Atlanta, you will encounter The High Museum of Art, where you will contemplate a fine and wide collection of contemporary art. Inside its four levels, you will enjoy this one of a kind journey through knowledge.

 The Fern bank Museum of Natural History

In this museum, you will discover its theatre with over 300 seats and a skylight; also, you may enter the planetarium for a full vista of Space.

 The Atlanta Botanical Gardens

This is one of the most recommended places to visit while in Atlanta since it proposes an amazing garden and seasonal shows throughout the months.

 Atlanta Zoo

In this unique attraction, you will have the opportunity to find a large and wide group of different species of the wildlife including demonstration of elephant shows everyday.

 The World of Coca Cola

This is the home of Coca Cola, as it was first made here in Atlanta.  Enhance your knowledge about this famous beverage and enjoy the different types of Coca Cola.

 Underground Atlanta

In this underground mall that surrounds over three blocks, you have the chance to meet different attractions, such as boutiques, bars, restaurants, and more.

 Georgia's Stone Mountain State Park

From this beautiful park, you will glimpse a lovely view of Atlanta.  The park covers over 3,000 acres of land and possesses one of the world's granite mountain.

 Georgia State Capitol

This national landmark is home to a lovely golden dome and holds place for the Georgia State Museum of Science.