Best Travel Guide Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, GeorgiaGuide was updated: 2025-03-24

Atlanta, the economic and cultural heart of the South, is a city full of traditional charm spiced up with modern flair. Known for its rich history, Georgia’s vibrant capital offers a blend of cultural experiences—from the bustling art scene in Midtown to the historic landmarks Downtown. Stroll through eclectic neighborhoods like Little Five Points, enjoy world-class dining, explore the lush greenery of Piedmont Park, and visit iconic attractions like the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park.

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As the economic and cultural center of the south of the United States, Atlanta surely offers an interesting mix of attractions and activities. From the CNN and Coca-Cola headquarters to places rooted in history, such as the church where Martin Luther King Jr. used to preach—the range of cultural offerings and sports events is endless.

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World of Coca-Cola

Discover the history of this iconic beverage at this museum which displays Coca-Cola artifacts from more than 100 years ago. And as your visit here will probably make you quite thirsty, take advantage of the unique opportunity to try the more than 100 drinks made by the Coke company.

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Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park & The King Center

The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park is a tribute to the civil rights campaigner who was born and later buried, in Atlanta. Visit the house where Dr. King grew up, the church where he preached as well as his final resting place, and the Eternal Flame at the King Center.

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Stranger Things "The Upside Down" Film Locations Tour in Atlanta

Travel to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, and visit the filming locations from "Stranger Things" on this entertaining tour in Atlanta. See the sites where key scenes from Netflix's beloved series were shot, like the Hawkins Lab and the Hawkins High School.

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Centennial Olympic Park

Centennial Olympic Park was built for the 1996 Summer Olympics, but today, it’s a central gathering spot in downtown Atlanta. It’s a great place to take a break while exploring the city, with wide green spaces, walking paths, and the famous Fountain of Rings, where kids (and sometimes adults) cool off in the synchronized water jets. The park also hosts concerts and events throughout the year, so check the calendar if you’re in town. It’s also close to major attractions like the Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coca-Cola, making it an easy stop while sightseeing.

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Margaret Mitchell House

The Margaret Mitchell House is where the author of "Gone with the Wind" wrote much of her famous novel. Now a museum, it gives a glimpse into Mitchell’s life and the impact of her book, which remains one of the best-selling novels of all time. You can tour the small apartment where she lived and worked, see exhibits about the book’s history, and learn more about its cultural impact.

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Atlanta Botanical Garden

The Atlanta Botanical Garden is a stunning 30-acre escape in the middle of the city. Stroll through the tropical rainforest inside the Fuqua Conservatory, walk the treetop canopy on the Kendeda Walkway, or check out the ever-changing seasonal displays. If you're visiting in the evening, the garden often hosts special events like Garden Lights, Holiday Nights in the winter.

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Population:	Metro area: 6.1 million (2024)
Currency:	US Dollar (USD)
Emergency Numbers:	911
Newspapers:	The Atlanta Journal-Constitution: www.ajc.com Atlanta Business Chronicle: www.bizjournals.com/atlanta Atlanta Daily World: https://atlantadailyworld.com
Tourist Information:	Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau 233 Peachtree Street, Suite 1400, Atlanta +1 404 521 6600 Opening hours: Mon–Fri 9am–5pm