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Top things to do in Atlanta

The Touring Dead Walking Tour

￥2,829

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96% of travellers recommend

The Touring Dead Walking Tour

Atlanta CityPASS: Admission to Top 5 Atlanta Attractions

￥9,239

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92% of travellers recommend

Atlanta CityPASS: Admission to Top 5 Atlanta Attractions

Walking Dead Walking Tour on Private Filming Backlot

￥3,394

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100% of travellers recommend

Walking Dead Walking Tour on Private Filming Backlot

Atlanta Sightseeing Bus Tour

￥7,688

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94% of travellers recommend

Atlanta Sightseeing Bus Tour

LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Atlanta

￥3,001

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72% of travellers recommend

LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Atlanta

Atlanta Black History & Civil Rights Tour

￥7,359

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100% of travellers recommend

Atlanta Black History & Civil Rights Tour

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Atlanta must see attractions

1. Georgia Aquarium

The Georgia Aquarium has more square feet and water than any other aquarium in the world. Dozens of displays contain about 10 million gallons of water and more than 120,000 sea creatures. You’ll see dolphins, rare whales, dangerous sharks and tropical fish — just to name a few.

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Discover thousands of sea creatures at the world’s biggest aquarium.

2. Six Flags Over Georgia

Indulge your daredevil side at Six Flags Over Georgia. Austell’s sprawling theme park has more than a dozen exciting roller coasters, water slides and thrill rides.

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Enjoy roller coasters, water slides, go-karts and more at this family-friendly theme park located just outside of Austin, Georgia.

3. World of Coca Cola

The World of Coca-Cola museum details the history and ethos of one of the world’s most successful and famous brands. Taste nearly every variety of Coca-Cola from around the world, revisit vintage marketing campaigns and see how the soda has evolved. The museum is located beside the Georgia Aquarium in downtown Atlanta.

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Learn about the fascinating history of one of the world’s best-known drinks, in the city where it was invented.

4. Stone Mountain Park

Stone Mountain Park is an entertainment and recreation area surrounding the world’s largest piece of exposed granite. Throughout the park’s 3,200 acres (1,295 hectares) you’ll find walking trails, historical exhibits, playgrounds and leisure activities. There are also restaurants, shops, two hotels and a campground.

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Nature trails and theme park attractions surround the world’s largest piece of exposed granite, just outside the city.

5. Fox Theatre

The Fox Theatre in downtown is a prime example of the lavish 1920s architecture that can be found in Atlanta. The 4,600-seat venue hosts around 300 performances a year, from big-name Broadway shows to movies and stand-up comedy. Tour the venue during the day or get tickets to a show at night to marvel at the decadence of this building.

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Catch a Broadway musical or a modern rock concert at this Atlanta landmark.

6. Zoo Atlanta

Zoo Atlanta is home to more than 1,500 animals, from African elephants to rare Guatemalan beaded lizards. This popular tourist destination has been around since the late 1800s. It all started with a small pack of circus animals, including a bear, jaguar, hyena, pumas, lions and snakes. When the show went bankrupt, the animals were bought by a Georgian businessman who donated them to the City of Atlanta.

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Go from Asian forests to the African plains at this animal park that’s home to pandas, exotic birds, and the country’s biggest collection of gorillas.

Popular places to visit in Atlanta

Georgia Aquarium

Discover thousands of sea creatures at the world’s biggest aquarium.

Georgia Aquarium

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Catch an event at Mercedes-Benz Stadium during your trip to Atlanta. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the lively bars while you're in the area.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Truist Park

Catch an event at Truist Park during your trip to Atlanta. Discover the area's top-notch restaurants and its entertainment choices.

Truist Park

Six Flags Over Georgia

Enjoy roller coasters, water slides, go-karts and more at this family-friendly theme park located just outside of Austin, Georgia.

Six Flags Over Georgia

World of Coca Cola

Learn about the fascinating history of one of the world’s best-known drinks, in the city where it was invented.

World of Coca Cola

Stone Mountain Park

Nature trails and theme park attractions surround the world’s largest piece of exposed granite, just outside the city.

Stone Mountain Park

Zoo Atlanta

Go from Asian forests to the African plains at this animal park that’s home to pandas, exotic birds, and the country’s biggest collection of gorillas.

Zoo Atlanta

Fox Theatre

Catch a Broadway musical or a modern rock concert at this Atlanta landmark.

Fox Theatre

Georgia Institute of Technology

Enjoy the collegiate vibe at Georgia Institute of Technology during your visit to Atlanta. Attend a sporting event or simply enjoy the lively bars while you're in the area.

Georgia Institute of Technology

Areas of Atlanta

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Downtown Atlanta

4/5Very Good!(5,906 area reviews)

SkyView Atlanta and Tabernacle are a few top attractions in Downtown Atlanta. Hop around the city on the metro at Five Points Station or Peachtree Center Station and check out the area's must-see aquarium, great live music, and popular shops.

Downtown Atlanta

Six Flags White Water featuring a waterpark and rides as well as a small group of people

Marietta

Marietta is known for its ample dining options, and you can make a stop by Marietta Square and Earl Smith Strand Theatre while in the area.

Marietta

Duluth

The abundant dining options and live music are top of the list for many visitors to Duluth. A stop by McDaniel Farm Park or Duluth Historical Society might round out your trip.

Duluth

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Stone Mountain

Stone Mountain is known for its majestic mountain landscape, and you can see some sights in the area like Art Station and Wade-Walker Park.

Stone Mountain

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Alpharetta

Alpharetta is beloved for its popular shops. Take some time to explore sights in the area like Avalon and Golf Club of Georgia.

Alpharetta

Atlanta History Center showing autumn leaves and landscape views

Buckhead

4.5/5Wonderful!(1,869 area reviews)

Known for its elegant residential neighborhoods, this affluent Atlanta district has upscale shopping malls, lush parks and a museum that honors the antebellum South.

Buckhead