Whether you're looking to get your thrill on, soak up culture, or absorb the soulful energy of the locals, Atlanta has something for everyone.
If you're looking for some outdoor fun, check out Treetop Quest Dunwoody, where you can zipline over the trees or try your hand at a variety of challenging activities like a ropes course or an obstacle course.
Cator Woolford Gardens
With its southern charm and Italian-style garden twist, Cator Woolford Gardens is a hidden gem. It is a great venue for weddings, corporate events, film shoots and more.
The facility is supported by the Frazer Center - proceeds from rentals go toward their overall mission to foster inclusion and celebrate diversity in the city!
It is home to an impressive botanical collection and a variety of tropical and desert plants. It also features a beautiful conservatory.
The Painted Duck
Located inside Stockyards Atlanta in West Midtown, The Painted Duck is a distinguished drinkery, duckpin bowling and gaming parlour. It features 18 full service duckpin bowling lanes, indoor deck shuffleboard and horseshoe pits.
The owners of Buckhead’s The Painted Pin recently opened a new restaurant, bar and “gaming parlour” in Stockyards Atlanta.
This is one of many fun and interesting attractions in the area. It also offers a chance to take in amazing views of the downtown skyline and Centennial Olympic Park.
SkyView Atlanta
The best way to take in the city’s incredible skyline is to ride the massive Ferris wheel at SkyView Atlanta. It rises to an impressive 200 feet above Centennial Olympic Park and features 42 climate-controlled gondolas that offer fantastic views.
The gondolas are incredibly comfortable, offering large floor-to-ceiling windows for the most sweeping view of Atlanta. Plus, you can upgrade your experience to a VIP gondola that boasts more luxury seating and a glass-bottom floor.
The Tabernacle
The Tabernacle is a music venue in Atlanta that is often home to the best live entertainment in town. Some of the top artists in the country have performed here over the years.
The Tabernacle is a three-level music hall that hosts a variety of events. It has a capacity of 2,600 people and is located near Georgia World Congress Center.
13 Stories Haunted House
Located just a short drive from Atlanta, the 13 Stories Haunted House is a must see for the thrill seekers in your party. With a plethora of themed areas to choose from, you’re sure to find your next adventure. From spooky tales to eerie haunted mazes, there’s something for everyone. It’s also one of the most photogenic places in the state. The best time to go is in the early afternoon to avoid the rush hour traffic.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
The Fernbank Museum of Natural History is a must-visit attraction in Atlanta. It features a variety of exhibits and displays, as well as a planetarium and an IMAX theater.
It offers 75 acres of exhibits, breathtaking walking trails, a canopy walk, and native wildlife and nature playgrounds.
In addition to permanent exhibits, the museum also hosts traveling exhibitions. These include Giants of the Mesozoic and a look at Georgia’s geography through time.
The Georgia State Capitol
The Georgia State Capitol is a National Historic Landmark and one of the most impressive buildings in Atlanta. It houses the offices of the governor, lieutenant governor, secretary of state, and the General Assembly.
It also features visitors’ galleries overlooking the legislative chambers and a museum near the rotunda. It has been the symbol of Georgia politics since Reconstruction.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
A federal government agency, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) monitors health trends, tries to find the cause of disease, and responds to new public health threats.
Originally founded in 1946 as the successor to a malaria control program, CDC is now a national public health institute that is focused on preventing and controlling infectious diseases and their causes.
It also deals with environmental health, occupational safety and health, injury prevention, and health promotion and education. It serves as a national hub for all these efforts, helping the nation and the world to stay healthy.
Tiny Doors ATL
Tiny Doors ATL is an art project that features six-inch tall doors installed throughout the city. The doors are designed to be a fun and interactive way to visit the city.
There are currently over 20 doors installed in the city, and more are expected to come. They’re located on tree trunks, walls and all sorts of other places where people can see them.
