Atlanta, Georgia

The Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park is a tribute to the civil rights campaigner who was born and later buried, in Atlanta. Visit the house where King grew up, the church where he preached as well as his final resting place, and the Eternal Flame at the King Center.

Travel to the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana, and visit the filming locations from Stranger Things on this entertaining tour in Atlanta. See the sites where key scenes from Netflix's beloved series were shot, like the Hawkins Lab and the Hawkins High School.

Built for the 1996 summer Olympics, the Centennial Park is now used by the public for outdoor and recreational activities.

If you are a fan of stand-up comedy, this is the place for you! Some of the best comedians such as Eddie Murphy, Jay Leno, and Jerry Seinfeld have already performed here. Apart from regular shows and events, they also offer drinks and casual eats. Plan ahead as reservations are required.

Atlanta is quickly becoming a major city for live theater, and the Alliance Theatre has committed itself to fostering the talents of the next generation of playwrights and actors.

Catch an Atlanta Braves game at Truist Park, home of this four-time World Championship Major League Baseball (MLB) team.

Little Five Points, Virginia-Highland, East Atlanta Village, Decatur, and Cabbagetown, all located east of Atlanta, comprise Atlanta's eclectic neighborhoods, which are well worth the trip outside the city for a different shopping, dining, and cultural experience.

This world-class sports and entertainment facility is the home of the Atlanta Falcons of the National Football League (NFL). The Mercedes-Benz Stadium hosts all Atlanta Falcons home games as well as special events. Get an inside look at the stadium and join the stadium tour that includes stops at the field, locker rooms, Window to the City, Skybridges, and 100 Yard Club.

Six Flags Over Georgia boasts 100 acres of awesome rides - including world-class roller coasters - great shows, and thrilling attractions, such as the Sky Screamer. There are rides for all ages, dining throughout the park, and many entertainment options for the whole family. Explore the sister park as well, Six Flags White Water, the South's largest water park.

Giving residence to some of Atlanta’s major art attractions, the Woodruff Arts Center houses renowned venues such as The High Museum of Art, The Alliance Theater, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.

For over 80 years, the Atlanta Ballet has been on the American dancing scene. Performing from classic to original ballets every year, the company also aims to educate and empower people through the art of dance.

Exclusively dedicated to sharing the art of puppetry, Atlanta’s Center for Puppetry Arts is the largest of its kind in the nation. While touring the museum, visitors will learn all about the craft as well as watch some puppet shows.