Caleb + Jill
Things To Do in Atlanta
Oakland Cemetery
I know..sounds weird. But it is so cool to learn Georgia's history!
Grant Park
There is a public market every Sunday that runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m!
Zoo Atlanta
It's the zoo! Need I say more?
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park
Closed on Sunday, but open from 900 - 5:00 on Saturday and weekdays. You can also visit MLK Jr's childhood home!
Centennial Olympic Park
Caleb and I tried to have our second date here...wasn't successful. Thanks Covid! My family has a "Danner" brick down there if you'd like to waste some time and find it!
World of Coca-Cola
Whether you say soda, pop, or coke for all carbonated beverages - visit this coke museum! It's fun. I promise. Plus you get to drink some coke!
Georgia Aquarium
If you've never been, I suggest this is your first stop! As a school teacher, I could even give you a tour myself I've seen it so much. But it is definitely worth a visit!
Ponce City Market
Ponce is a great place to see fancy stores, find over priced regular items, and eat some good food. Ponce City Market is also connected to the Beltline which is where Caleb and I held hands for the first time! (it's also a great place to walk and see the city...or rent scooters!)