Fernbank Museum of Natural History
$25–$50Stand beneath giant dinosaurs, catch a giant-screen film, then hit 75 acres of old-growth forest trails out back.

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Decatur is a sightseeing stop in Decatur, GA, part of the Atlanta guide. Cost: free.
113 Clairemont Ave · Decatur, GA
The Decatur Tourism Bureau is the destination marketing organization for the City of Decatur, Georgia, a 4.7 square mile town six miles from downtown Atlanta. It operates the Decatur Visitors Center at 113 Clairemont Avenue and promotes the town's dining scene and year round calendar of events, including the Decatur Arts Festival, Decatur Book Festival, and Decatur Wine Festival. Decatur has been named one of the South's Best Small Towns by Southern Living.
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