Things To Do In Atlanta

One of the largest aquariums in the world, located in downtown Atlanta near Centennial Olympic Park.

Interactive museum dedicated to the history and global culture of Coca-Cola, founded in Atlanta.

Downtown park built for the 1996 Olympics, featuring fountains, events, and open green space.

Award winning multi-use trail and greenway connecting neighborhoods around the city. Great for walking, cycling, and dining.

Historic site honoring the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in the Sweet Auburn neighborhood.

Explore gorillas, elephants, and wildlife habitats in Grant Park. Check the zoo’s calendar for seasonal programs.

Major green space in Midtown Atlanta featuring trails, sports fields, the BeltLine, and seasonal events.

Historic building converted into a food hall, retail market, and rooftop entertainment destination.

Georgia state park featuring the largest exposed granite outcropping in the world, trails, and outdoor activities.

Explore the Garden’s 50th-anniversary season, autumn scarecrow displays, and the latest programs and exhibitions.

Leading art museum in the American South with rotating international exhibitions and a permanent collection.

Eclectic neighborhood with independent shops, vintage stores, live music venues, and local character.

Museum dedicated to the American civil rights movement and global human rights efforts.