You don’t want to miss this powerful exhibit, now an Historic Landmark, in downtown Atlanta. The Civil Rights Walk of Fame honors those who helped to change the course of our Nation’s history. Come see the footprints of famous African-Americans like Sammy Davis …

With animal encounters, live shows and feedings, there is always something fun going on at Zoo Atlanta. Whether you love monkeys, tigers, pandas, or rhinos, this zoo has got them all. Animals aren’t the only attraction here- climb the rock wall, ride the …

The Georgia Aquarium is the world’s largest with over 100,000 animals from 500 different species. And it’s not just fish—we’re talking penguins, otters, dolphins, whales, sharks and more. And don’t miss the tropical coral reefs –so colorful and unique– they look like galleries …

Tour the Margaret Mitchell House and learn about the history of the South.

Enjoy a four hour trip as you learn about Atlanta’s contribution to American culture. Home to influential leaders such as Jimmy Carter and Martin Luther King, Jr., Atlanta has helped shape history. One can gain a better understanding of the 39th president by …

See history in the making! Live from CNN’s Atlanta headquarters.

Root for the home team at this museum in honor of the Atlanta Braves. Brush up on your team facts and become an expert fan!

Built before the Olympic Games were held in Atlanta, the dome is a state of the art facility,which is home to the Falcons and previously home to many Olympic events. The Dome has hosted the cities first Super Bowl in 1994, two years …

For many this is a place to remember the tragic bombing that took place here during the 1996 Olympics. There is a memorial here to those who lost their lives, as well as a beautiful Fountain of Rings that shoots water high into …

The newest Dallas hotspot is located on the 33rd floor of the W Hotel in Dallas. The drinks are “Ghostitas” or “Ghostirinas” and the funky, hip crowd can mingle on the soft leather couches that invite you to dwell in amazing city views. …