The Roman Odeon is an ancient open-air theatre. Used in the 2nd and 3rd centuries, its floor, wings, and orchestra pit are still in very good condition. Today, the theatre hosts a variety of cultural events.

Qinglong Temple, or the Temple of the Green Dragon, is a historic site known for its deep ties to both Chinese and Japanese Buddhism. Established during the Tang Dynasty, it gained further significance when the Japanese monk Kukai (founder of Shingon Buddhism) came to study here in the 9th century. The temple is also renowned for its stunning cherry blossoms, which are particularly spectacular during the annual festival held in March and April. With both Japanese and Chinese cherry blossom varieties, the temple grounds transform into a sea of pink and white flowers, attracting many visitors, especially in late March to early April, when the blossoms are at their peak.

Exclusively dedicated to sharing the art of puppetry, Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts is the largest of its kind in the nation. While touring the museum, visitors will learn all about the craft as well as watch some puppet shows.

The Georgia Aquarium is one of the largest in the world and a major attraction in Atlanta. It is home to thousands of animals of several species, including beluga whales, great hammerhead sharks, penguins, and puffins. Don't miss the spectacular dolphin exhibit and the dolphin show.