Things to do in Atlanta
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Atlanta Botanical Garden
Stunning botanical displays and vibrant seasonal exhibits bloom across a breathtaking urban oasis in Midtown Atlanta.
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Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
Explore cutting-edge contemporary art for free in Atlanta's vibrant arts district—extended Thursday hours too!
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Carter Presidential Library
Explore Jimmy Carter's remarkable presidency and humanitarian legacy at this fascinating archive and museum.
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Centennial Olympic Park
Walk the grounds of the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, featuring fountains, monuments, and vibrant city views.
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DramaTech
Atlanta's oldest continually running theater, powered by Georgia Tech student passion since 1913.
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First United Methodist Church of Atlanta
A century-old Methodist landmark with striking brick architecture anchoring Atlanta's spiritual and civic heritage since 1903.
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Fox Theatre
A dazzling 1929 Moorish-Egyptian palace hosting world-class concerts and Broadway shows in Atlanta.
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Garnett Station Place
A century-old factory reimagined, this 1915 landmark blends Atlanta's industrial heritage with modern commercial energy.
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Georgia Aquarium
Dive into wonder at one of the world's largest aquariums, home to whale sharks and thousands of marine species.
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Healey Building
A stunning 16-story Beaux-Arts gem anchoring downtown Atlanta's historic skyline since 1913.
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High Museum of Art
Atlanta's crown jewel for art lovers, showcasing world-class collections across five stunning floors.
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Historic Hotel Row
A historic landmark in Atlanta.
Homage to King
A striking weathering steel sculpture honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Hope Moving Forward
A striking bronze statue of Dr. King, inscribed with his timeless words on love and light.
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John Brown Gordon
A striking bronze statue honoring Confederate General John B. Gordon, sculpted by the renowned Solon Borglum.
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Margaret Mitchell House
Tour the Victorian home where Margaret Mitchell penned her iconic Gone with the Wind.
Martin Luther King Jr.
A powerful bronze statue honoring the iconic civil rights leader, right in the heart of his hometown Atlanta.
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Miss Freedom
A gleaming white copper goddess crowns Atlanta's skyline from her dramatic rooftop perch 26 feet high.
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National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Experience the courage of the civil rights movement through immersive, unforgettable exhibits in the heart of Atlanta.
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Piedmont Park
Sprawling urban oasis offering festivals, trails, and skyline views in the heart of Atlanta.
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Plaza Theatre
Atlanta's beloved indie movie palace, screening cult classics and art films in timeless vintage style.
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Rialto Center for the Arts
GSU's vibrant arts venue hosts jazz, dance, theatre, and world music in historic downtown Atlanta.
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Spelman College Museum of Fine Art
Celebrate dynamic works by African American women artists in this trailblazing campus museum.
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The Commons At Imperial Hotel
A historic landmark in Atlanta.