The Atlanta Botanical Garden offers over thirty acres of unmatched beauty in the heart of Atlanta, with breathtaking gardens, woodlands and more. More information.

You could spend hours just exploring this award-winning Museum. Uncover the human side of the Civil War, discover the everyday artistry of southern folk art, chronicle the life of the legendary golfer Bobby Jones or learn about the history of the ever-changing city of Atlanta. More information.

You'll find unique treasures of the game featuring tributes to Henry Aaron, Phil Niekro and the Championship teams of the 90's. Artifacts from the Braves' years in Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta. The museum and tours are open year-round and include behind the "seams" visits to Coca-Cola Sky Field, a Braves luxury suite, the press box, broadcast booth, dugout and clubhouse, Scouts Alley and The Plaza. More information.

The Jewish Heritage Museum tells the unique story of Jews in Atlanta from 1845 to the present through art and artifacts. They depict members of the Jewish community at prayer, home, work and play. More information.

Kids will enjoy environments and activities where they can experience the power of imagination and the pure delight of learning with each other and with grown-ups. The Museum offers ongoing interactive exhibits, along with special daily programs designed to ignite the imagination, foster confidence and inspire new ideas. More information.

Every city has its center. In Atlanta it's CNN Center... where television, entertainment, shopping and dining all come together. CNN Center is the global headquarters of Turner Broadcasting System and the international broadcast studios of the CNN News Group. More information.

Visitors who take the CNN Studio Tour at the CNN Center in Atlanta, Georgia, will get a glimpse of the inner workings of CNN, and see exhibits on all 12 of the Turner Networks. More information.

Just minutes from Atlanta, charming Decatur offers unique shops, restaurants, galleries and more in an attractive, walkable small town square. Come enjoy Atlanta's "mallternative". More information.

Fernbank Museum of Natural History is home to a world of dinosaurs, artifacts, interactive science exhibits, shells, wildlife, IMAX® films and more. Unique permanent exhibits such as A Walk Through Time in Georgia, Sensing Nature and Giants of the Mesozoic combine with distinctive special exhibitions and educational programming to teach visitors about the earth's history, the physical universe, the environment and human culture. More information.

Visit Atlanta's newest attraction. The Georgia Aquarium located near Centennial Olympic Park, is the world's largest aquarium. 8 million gallons of fresh and saltwater support over 100,000 animals. From whale sharks to jellyfish you are sure to see something you've never seen before. More information.

In addition to exciting changing exhibits and the permanent collection, there is an educational gallery offering hands-on activities for children of all ages, a signature white tablecloth restaurant, a causal café offering gourmet refreshments, and a gift shop with a wide range of gifts. More information.

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Located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta, the Margaret Mitchell House, birthplace of Gone With The Wind, is a two block historic site listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Docents will regale you with stories of this extraordinary Southern woman who defied convention. More information.

Scarlett on the Square, the Marietta Gone with the Wind Museum, houses the extensive private book and movie memorabilia collection of Dr. Christopher Sullivan. Among the artifacts on display are the original Bengaline honeymoon gown worn by Actress Vivien Leigh in the movie, several of author Margaret Mitchell's personal volumes of the novel, and an educational display dedicated to the African-American cast members. More information.

The Passport allows you to visit three historic museums at one discounted rate: Marietta Museum of History, Root House Museum and the Gone with the Wind Movie Museum. More information.

The American Museum of Papermaking showcases the art, science, history and technology of papermaking from 200 BC to today. More information.

Historic Roswell, located northeast of Atlanta off Georgia 400, offers shopping, home tours, dining and lodging, while surrounding visitors with history. Upon arrival in Roswell's town square visit the Welcome Center. Allow their staff to plan a memorable visit for you. More information.

Stone Mountain Park provides the perfect day or weekend getaway for families looking to spend time together this summer. The Park offers a wide variety of things to do including attractions, recreational activities, special events, dining and lodging. More information.

Underground Atlanta is a great central place to start your tour of Atlanta's attractions. We offer a wide variety of shops, restaurants and activities for the whole family. More information.

See, hear and taste the magical story of Coca-Cola - the world's most popular soft-drink - at World of Coca-Cola. It's a truly unique experience that lets you celebrate the history, as well as sample the future of this incredible soft drink legend. More information.