Things To Do in ATL
East Pole Coffee Co.
This is the spot we had our 1st date. The coffee is immaculate.
Ponce City Market
Ponce City Market features a central food hall, numerous shops, restaurants, & a popular rooftop amusement park with direct access to the Atlanta BeltLine.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Thirty acres of display gardens & shady woodlands featuring plant collections including roses, herbs, conifers, carnivorous plants, & more.
College Football Hall of Fame
This museum celebrates the history of college football with interactive exhibits, memorabilia, & a 3-story helmet wall, located near Centennial Olympic Park. It features over 50 interactive exhibits, including a virtual reality quarterback experience & a 47-yard football field, & honors over 1,300 enshrined players & coaches.
Georgia Aquarium
Home to over 10 million gallons of water & more than 500 species, this is one of the largest aquariums in the world.
Zoo Atlanta
Founded in 1889, this is one of the oldest zoos in the U.S. and features a wide variety of animals, including pandas, elephants, & reptiles, with attractions like the Ford African Rain Forest, Treetop Trail, & a zoo train.
High Museum of Art
This is the leading art museum in the Southeast, known for its extensive collection of over 20,000 works, including American art, decorative arts, photography, & folk art.
Delta Flight Museum
This is a 68,000-square-foot aviation museum located near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. Housed in two historic 1940s-era aircraft hangars, it traces the history of Delta Air Lines & commercial aviation through interactive exhibits, rare artifacts, & restored vintage aircrafts.
Chastain Park
Buckhead’s premier park & Atlanta’s 3rd largest city park has a swimming pool, tennis courts, gymnasium, walking trails, playgrounds, softball diamonds, a golf course, & even a horse park.
Buckhead Village
A curated collection of cosmopolitan fashion & dining, anchored in European sensibility, are a leisurely stroll around the block.
Virginia-Highland
This historic neighborhood is known for its walkable streets, bungalow homes, & vibrant retail district with a mix of local shops, restaurants, & bars.
Atlanta Beltline
This 22-mile loop of trails, parks, & future transit is connecting 45 neighborhoods. Along the path, you can find new restaurants, breweries, art galleries, local businesses, & experience moving arts, cultural exhibits & programs.
The Battery Atlanta
This is a large, mixed-use development next to Truist Park, featuring shops, restaurants, entertainment venues, & activities like bowling & bull riding.
The Temple
This is one of American Judaism's most historic religious institutions. Founded in 1867, it is the city's oldest & most diverse synagogue.
The Garden Room
This immersive, floral-themed garden bar & restaurant, located within The St. Regis, offers an enchanted escape with small plates, innovative cocktails, & a lush, elegant atmosphere.
Dad's
This nostalgic cocktail bar in Atlanta's Virginia-Highland neighborhood known for its retro decor, classic & creative cocktails, & comfort food.
Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall
Known for its large outdoor space, "campfire" concept, & Beltline location, experience a casual, communal dining experience with picnic tables. Sneak upstairs for Ranger Station, their cabin-like + speakeasy-style bar experience.
