Atlanta: The Big Peach

Love that classic Coke taste? Then stop bye the museum of the world’s best-known brand to sample hundreds of different Coca Cola products, see a working bottling line in the factory and marvel at the greatest collection of Coca Cola memorabilia.

Explore Atlanta’s Centennial Olympic Park, which was built for the Centennial 1996 Summer Olympics, and dance through its Fountain of Rings. From there visit Inman Park, the first-planned and most historic neighborhood in Atlanta and Grant Park, the oldest city park and home to the Zoo Atlanta. Then head to Atlanta’s midtown with its mix of rich history and architecture with modern skyscrapers and new upscale residential buildings.

Stone Mountain is a granite stone monadnock in Georgia famous for its 3 acre-wide mountainside carving depicting three confederate leaders of the Civil War. Get a unique history lesson during the famous laser show which depicts scenes from the Deep South and Georgian history in colorful lasers beamed onto the confederate carving on the side of the mountain.

Explore the infinite variations of underwater life at the world’s largest aquarium. With over eight million gallons of water, the Georgia Aquarium houses the most aquatic animals in the world. Follow the aquarium’s well laid out path through more than sixty exhibits, and become educated on the diverse and wonderful ecosystems of the sea.