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Museum - African American history museum in Downtown Atlanta.
Arts
for All Gallery / VSA arts of Georgia - VSA arts of Georgia
provides access to the arts for people with disabilities and those who are
economically disadvantaged. VSA is a statewide resource working with
artists and organizations to fulfill a vision of an inclusive community
that encourages everyone to enjoy and participate in the arts. Located in
the downtown area of Atlanta, Georgia.
Atlanta Ballet -
Atlanta Ballet has the highest standard of artistry and vision. The South's premier
ballet company brings you a dynamic season you will remember for
years to come.
Atlanta
Botanical Gardens - Containing Outdoor Gardens, a Fuqua Orchard
Center and a children’s garden, the Atlanta Botanical Gardens offer special
exhibits and educational opportunities year round. Located in Midtown next
to Piedmont Park.
The Atlanta Braves -
Official web site for the Atlanta Braves baseball team.
Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum
- Atlanta Cyclorama and Civil
War Museum is home for the world's largest painting, "The Battle of
Atlanta" and also home of the historic Civil War locomotive
"TEXAS". Through spectacular music, art and sound effects,
history comes alive as you step back to July 22, 1864 and become part of
the battle. Located in historic Grant Park, next to Zoo Atlanta.
Atlanta
Downtown - Your comprehensive, interactive guide to all thing
happening in Downtown Atlanta.
The
Atlanta Hawks - Official web site for the Atlanta Hawks
basketball team.
Atlanta History Center
- Explore
award-winning exhibitions in the Atlanta History Center's museum, a
two-story facility with 30,000 square feet of exhibition space, a
118-seattheater, a museum shop, The Coca-Cola Cafe, and classrooms.
The
Atlanta International Museum of Art & Design - Associated with
The Smithsonian Institution
Atlanta
Symphony - The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra (ASO) is one of
the youngest American orchestras to achieve prominence on the global
stage. Now in its 56th season!
Centennial
Olympic Park - Located in the heart of Downtown Atlanta,
visiting Centennial Olympic Park is unforgettable. Some highlights
include Family Fun Days, Fountain Shows and the NuSoul Concert series.
Center for Puppetry Arts
- Dedicated to the art form of puppetry, The Center for Puppetry Arts has
family puppetry performances, a puppetry museum and children’s workshops.
Located in Midtown Atlanta.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
- With educational opportunities, exciting exhibits, and
martinis on Fridays during IMAX theater showings, Fernbank has something
for the entire family. Located in Decatur near shops and restaurants.
Fernbank
Science Center - Featuring an exciting planetarium, and
world-class presentations, this science center specializes in family
educational entertainment. This facility is sponsored by Dekalb County
Schools and is located in the city of Atlanta.
The
Fox Theatre -
Considered one of
Atlanta’s most prestigious attractions. This 1920’s landmark is
Atlanta’s premiere place to see award winning musicals, concerts and
ballets.
Georgia Dome
- Home to the Atlanta Falcons, the 2006 NCAA Division I Men's
Basketball Championship, and numerous concerts, the Georgia Dome is
equipped to handle any large event and is the largest cable-supported
domed stadium in the world.
Georgia
State Capital - A state-of-the-art education and communication
facility inside the Georgia Capital. Featuring a 292-seat auditorium, two
multimedia classrooms, and a broadcast studio run by Georgia Public
Broadcasting. A number of permanent exhibits underline attributes of the
political process such as the legislative process, voting, and the three
branches of government.
Georgia
World Congress Center - The Georgia World Congress Center in
downtown Atlanta is one of the country's leading convention facilities.
It’s 33,000-square-foot ballroom, 1,740-seat auditorium, and eight
exhibit halls attract visitors from all over the world.
Georgia
State University School of Art & Design Galleries - Including
professional and student exhibitions, the Ernest G. Welch School of Art
and Design Gallery at Georgia State University is a stimulating
encounter crucial to experiencing Atlanta culture.
HiFi
Buys Amphitheatre -
Located on the outskirts of Downtown Atlanta, HiFi Buys Amphitheatre is
host to various concerts and festivals. Top-quality sound, sophisticated
lighting capabilities, and clear sightlines make HiFi Buys Amphitheatre
a favorite concert site.
High Museum of Art
- Featuring an impressive permanent art collection and
presenting world-renowned artists throughout the year, the High Museum
is Atlanta’s premier location for the visual arts. Jazz on Friday nights
and Sunday Art Studios make this museum an even more attractive visiting
location.
Little Five Points - A rich mix of Atlanta’s art, theatre and
commerce, Little Five Points is considered the central cultural neighborhood
in the city of Atlanta. If you are looking for a diverse experience or just
want a change from the mall, it can be found here.
Luckie
Street Studios - The location of Luckie Street Studios in a
unique historic art complex makes this Atlanta based studio a fun and
extraordinary place to visit. Featuring exciting artists that work in a
variety of media.
Oakland Cemetery
- More than 80 acres of tombstones offer the most authentic link to
Atlanta's colorful history. Visit the gravesites of many notable Atlanta
historical figures including Atlanta's founding fathers, 24 former mayors,
Margaret Mitchell, and golfing legend Bobby Jones.
Philips Arena
- Home to the Atlanta Hawks, the Georgia Force, and the Thrashers Hockey
Team, Philips Arena also hosts numerous concerts and events throughout
the year. Located in the heart of Atlanta, this facility has numerous
parking facilities and is accessible by MARTA.
The
Punch Line - This Sandy Springs comedy club is the perfect
place to unwind after a long week. Featuring some of the country’s most
popular comedians, this club offers a full menu, a variety of drinks and
friendly atmosphere.
The
Rialto Center for the Performing Arts - A 833-seat
performing-arts venue located in the heart of the Fairlie-Poplar
district in downtown Atlanta and home to the Rialto Series presenting
the best of national and international jazz, world music, dance and
cabaret; School of Music performances; the Atlanta Film Festival and
many others.
Rhodes Hall -
Built in 1904, Rhodes Hall has been an Atlanta landmark for generations.
Originally the residence of Rhodes Furniture founder Amos Rhodes, Considered
the "castle on Peachtree", tours and reception rentals are available.
Six
Flags Over Georgia - Featuring several roller
coasters, water rides, and musical entertainment, this sensational theme
park is sure to provide fun for the whole family. Season passes can be
purchased for discounted rates.
Stone Mountain Park
- Located in Stone Mountain, Georgia, this historic landmark
features camping, sky rides, a riverboat and the famous laser show. It
is easy to spend all day at this one of a kind park with several
restaurants, lodging facilities and attractions.
SunTrust
Plaza Gallery - This state of the art, high-rise office
facility features modern art exhibitions located in the Lower Lobby, the
Tower's Grand Lobby, the Garden Offices Atrium, and throughout the
landscaped plaza areas surrounding the property.
Turner Field
- Home to the Atlanta Braves, Turner Field has been an Atlanta
establishment since the 1996 Olympic Games. Turner Field is equipped
with several restaurants, luxury boxes and designated parking areas.
Underground
Atlanta - Shopping, dining, history tours and special
events are just some of the things you can find at this historic Atlanta
facility. Located in the heart of Atlanta, Underground is accessible by
Marta and has become one of the city’s most popular destinations.
White Water Park
- White Water includes thrilling water rides and attractions for the
whole family. Group rates are available and discount tickets can be
purchased at this Atlanta water park.
Yellow River
Game Ranch - Over 24 acres of wooded trails and six hundred birds
and animals make this one of Metro Atlanta’s most popular nature
destinations. Only two miles from Stone Mountain Park, come join the Yellow
River Game Ranch for the buffalo herds and groundhog sightings.
Zoo
Atlanta -
Located in the
Southern part of Atlanta’s historic Grant Park, Zoo Atlanta’s giraffes,
zebras, ostriches, antelope, rhinos, lions and tigers, birds and
reptiles find comfort in plenty of trees, bushes, watering holes and
cozy dens. Some of the more famous occupants include Ivan the gorilla
and Starlet O'Hara the elephant.
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