Georgia Aquarium
$25–$50One of the world's largest aquariums, whale sharks, belugas and manta rays glide past a jaw-dropping 100-foot viewing window.
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City guide · Georgia, USA
Southern charm, big-city thrills, Olympic-sized fun

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One of the world's largest aquariums, whale sharks, belugas and manta rays glide past a jaw-dropping 100-foot viewing window.
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Pop the cap on 130+ years of fizzy history, vault secrets, vintage ads and a tasting room with 100+ sodas from around the globe.
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Walk the Sweet Auburn blocks where Dr. King was born, preached and now rests, one of America's most moving free experiences.
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One of the world's largest aquariums, whale sharks, belugas and manta rays glide past a jaw-dropping 100-foot viewing window.
Transit: reachable by public transit
Pop the cap on 130+ years of fizzy history, vault secrets, vintage ads and a tasting room with 100+ sodas from around the globe.
Transit: reachable by public transit
Walk the Sweet Auburn blocks where Dr. King was born, preached and now rests, one of America's most moving free experiences.
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Gorillas, giant pandas' famous former home and a world-class African savanna, all inside historic Grant Park.
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Stroll a treetop canopy walk, meet the giant Earth Goddess and wander orchid houses in Midtown's 30-acre urban oasis.
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Stand beneath giant dinosaurs, catch a giant-screen film, then hit 75 acres of old-growth forest trails out back.
The Southeast's leading art museum, Richard Meier's gleaming white building is a masterpiece before you even step inside.
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A three-story wall of 700+ team helmets, interactive games and a 45-yard indoor field, heaven for football fans of any stripe.
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A 20-story Ferris wheel with climate-controlled gondolas serving up sweeping skyline views over Centennial Park.
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The 1996 Olympics' living legacy, splash in the Fountain of Rings, catch free concerts and lounge on 22 downtown acres.
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A 1929 Moorish movie palace with a twinkling starlit ceiling, catch Broadway tours, concerts and the Mighty Mo organ.
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A massive 1926 Sears building reborn as a food hall, shops and a rooftop amusement park right on the BeltLine.
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Day trips
Georgia's most-visited attraction: hike or ride a cable car up a massive granite dome, then stay for trains, trails and lake fun.
Stone Mountain, GA
A small lakeside city on Lake Allatoona, about 35 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta.
Acworth, GA
An adventure resort near Atlanta with canopy ziplines, treehouse lodging, and a wildlife rehabilitation program.
Whitesburg, GA
Visitor information for Dalton, Georgia, the Carpet Capital of the World, midway between Chattanooga and Atlanta.
Dalton, GA
Historic Georgia city near Atlanta with a walkable downtown square, Civil War sites, and shops around Marietta Square.
Marietta, GATransit: reachable by public transit
An Atlanta-area city with a walkable downtown, shopping, and event venues, served by its official visitor bureau.
Alpharetta, GATransit: reachable by public transit
Automotive museum in Cartersville with rotating exhibits on the history and design of the automobile.
Cartersville, GA
Tourism board promoting the historic downtown, restaurants and events of McDonough, Georgia, south of Atlanta.
McDonough, GA
A Smithsonian-affiliated science museum in Cartersville with mineral, fossil, and space exhibits plus a planetarium.
Cartersville, GA
Gwinnett County's official tourism office in Duluth, with visitor information on the county's food scene, breweries, parks and pro sports northeast of Atlanta.
Duluth, GA
Walk or bike through 2,500 acres of gardens and trails, visit the Cecil B. Day Butterfly Center and swim at Robin Lake Beach.
Pine Mountain, GA
Hike, paddle, float and fish for trout along a 48-mile stretch of the Chattahoochee River north of Atlanta.
Sandy Springs, GA
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Atlanta wears a lot of hats, cradle of the civil rights movement, birthplace of Coca-Cola, and a green, walkable big city stitched together by the BeltLine. Downtown packs world-class attractions around Centennial Olympic Park, while Midtown, Grant Park and the Eastside serve up museums, gardens and buzzing food halls. Come hungry, bring walking shoes, and give yourself more days than you think you need.
Hospital with an emergency room · 0.6 mi from the center
Grady Memorial Hospital
80 Jesse Hill, Jr Drive SE, Atlanta, GA 30303
Police · 0.1 mi from the center
Department of Public Safety Capitol Police Division
180 Central Ave SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
Fire station · 0.4 mi from the center
City of Atlanta Fire Rescue Department
226 Peachtree St SW, Atlanta, GA 30303
In an emergency, call 911.