Start your Atlanta journey at the Georgia Aquarium, one of the world’s largest, featuring spectacular aquatic exhibits and the only whale sharks outside of Asia.

Georgia Aquarium

Walk to the World of Coca-Cola, an interactive museum celebrating Atlanta’s iconic beverage, with tastings from around the globe and fun exhibits.

World of Coca-Cola

For lunch, enjoy Southern comfort classics at Paschal's, a historic eatery famous for fried chicken and its role in Atlanta’s Civil Rights movement.

Paschal's

Take in sunset views and Atlanta’s skyline at SkyLounge, a chic rooftop bar atop the Glenn Hotel, perfect for craft cocktails and city vistas.

SkyLounge

Begin at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, exploring the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, Dr. King’s birth home, and the moving King Center.

Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park

Head to Ponce City Market, a hip food hall and shopping hub in a converted Sears building—sample global eats or browse indie boutiques.

Ponce City Market

Afterwards, stroll or rent a bike along the Atlanta BeltLine, an urban trail lined with murals, sculptures, and lively patios.

Atlanta BeltLine

Dine at Krog Street Market, a buzzing Inman Park food hall featuring top-notch local eateries and craft beer, perfect for sampling Atlanta’s culinary scene.

Krog Street Market

Immerse yourself in masterpieces at the High Museum of Art, the Southeast’s leading art museum, noted for its striking architecture and diverse collections.

High Museum of Art

Relax at Piedmont Park, Atlanta’s green heart—perfect for a stroll, people-watching, or admiring Midtown’s skyline across Lake Clara Meer.

Piedmont Park

For lunch, savor New Southern cuisine at The Flying Biscuit Cafe, a beloved local chain renowned for its fluffy biscuits and creative breakfast dishes.

The Flying Biscuit Cafe

Experience Atlanta’s indie music and nightlife scene at The Earl, a legendary East Atlanta Village venue with live shows and a laid-back vibe.

The Earl