GEORGIA AQUARIUM

Claiming the title as the largest aquarium in the world, the Georgia Aquarium, is an absolute must-see. This underwater aquarium is home to some 500 species from around the globe that live in freshwater. Watch in wonder as manta rays, whale sharks and thousands of fish swim overhead. Discover the underwater life from close. You can also watch beluga whales’ dance in the Cold Water Quest gallery and can indulge in interactive experience petting sea stars, stingrays and horseshoe crabs.

STONE MOUNTAIN PARK

Experience this natural wonder in the middle of Atlanta. With Confederate Generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas J. "Stonewall" Jackson carved eminently on the face of the gigantic mountain, the five-acre verdant park offers visitors a chance to absorb in the local history and get in a good workout. The mountain is the world`s largest piece of exposed granite. It also offers various hiking routes making it a preferred location for trekkers and hikers.

THE MARTIN LUTHAR KING Jr. NATIONAL HISTORIC SITE

Built in the honor of the famous civil rights leader, this national historic site was established in 1980. The site encompasses several other important buildings that played a vital part in his life. Spread over 35 acres, visitors can take a guided tour to know more about one of America`s most famous men.

HIGH MUSEUM OF ART

The high museum art is one of the most popular and top art museums in the Southeast. Located in Midtown, the museum has 19th and 20th century American as well as significant European artwork on display. It showcases more than 12000 pieces of art in its permanent collection. So if your heart beats for rare artifacts, you must visit here.

WORLD OF COCA-COLA

If gulping down the bottles of coca-cola completes your routine, then this place will surely amuse you. Explore the history of Coca Cola in the permanent display of Coke memorabilia. Spread across 60,000 square feet area, there is a tasting room and behind-the-scenes look at the bottling process. The tasting includes over 100 beverages from around the world. When here plan to spend 1-2 hours at the museum to catch a show at the 4D Theatre. Pose for a picture with the Coca-Cola Polar Bear or take a multimedia journey through Coke's exciting past.