Bookmark these beautiful destinations for your trip to Atlanta,

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Learn more about the life and achievements of Martin Luther King, Jr at this one of a kind museum.

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park, located in Atlanta, is filled with historical facts about one of the most important figures in the history of Africa. The museum also features a garden which offers beautiful scenery and views. Visitors should definitely relax at this garden after exploring the museum.

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This little piece of Atlanta green is a good place to enjoy a good sunset.

Piedmont Park is a hive of activity during the day. Farmer’s markets, dog parks, playgrounds and swimming pools in this place can definitely satisfy most energetic travelers. However, before you head home and call it a day, why not enjoy taking in sunset views of Atlanta from this park? The part of the park bordered by 10th St. NE is a highly recommended vantage point to take Instagram-worthy photos of the Atlanta sunset. Other noteworthy spots for enjoying the transition into evening include The Meadow, Oak Hill and Peregrine Point.

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Visitors should definitely not miss one of the iconic landmarks of Atlanta, the CNN Center.

CNN Center, located in Atlanta, is known to be an iconic landmark of the city as it is where the headquarters of CNN or Cable News Network is situated. Visitors would be able to see newsrooms studios and office spaces as well as learn more about the process of news reporting at the center.

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Atlanta’s Georgia Aquarium offers some of the most unforgettable experiences through its special events.

Home to hundreds of unique species including bottlenose dolphins, whale sharks and manta rays among many others, this Aquarium is one of the most magical places you can ever visit. Some of their spectacular events include views of majestic aquatic life and interactive shows that explore the relationship between humans and the animal world.

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Featuring breathtaking exhibitions, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is one of the most beautiful places to visit in Atlanta.

Known for its renowned collections of unique flora, the unbeatably lovely Storza woods and the unique Canopy Walk, this garden is a haven of natural beauty amidst the bustle of city life. One of the best times to visit the garden is during Christmas when it is lit up with festive lights, which makes for an unspeakably beautiful sight.

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A 20-acre complex in Atlanta, Georgia is home to the the World of Coca-Cola Museum.

Originally located and founded in 1990 in the Underground Atlanta, they were soon relocated to a vast complex and became open to the public in May 24, 2007. It showcases the history of the Coca-cola Company. It also features an the Tasting Room which is the crowd’s favorite because they can actually taste over 100 flavors of Coke from around the world.

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Learn more about the civil rights movement evolved to what it is today in National Center for Civil and Human Rights.

National Center for Civil and Human Rights, located in Atlanta, is dedicated to educated its visitors about the American civil rights movement and also sheds light to different human right issues around the globe. The museum also offers 3 main interactive exhibits where visitors would be able to learn and appreciate human rights.

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A fun family getaway amidst beautiful scenery and a piece of history.

Whether you plan to spend just one day or a few nights, Stone Mountain Park has got you covered. Shake off your wanderlust by hiking its 15-mile trail or indulge your impulse for hitting the green in one of its two golf courses. If you choose to feed your mind first before strengthening your body, the Historical & Environmental Education Center is at the base of the walk-up trail for your convenience. Here you can find out about what makes the natural environment and political history of the area great. The park also features hundreds of picnic tables and grills where families can enjoy a good old barbecue while savoring nature’s sights and sounds. You may also bring your tents or RVs in the facility’s Wi-Fi-powered campsites if you plan to stay the night.

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Photographs and other forms of art from three continents come together in this cultural mecca of Southeastern USA.

Prominent travel experts only have high praises for this museum, calling it one of the biggest and best of its kind in this corner of America. If you are into decorative arts, the museum has got you covered. Old school fans of classical European, African and American art will also enjoy browsing its galleries. Seemingly foreshadowing the artistic explosion of photo-rich social media platforms, the museum started featuring photographic works as early as the 70s. Scientists and journalists the world over have contributed their pictures to the cultural site with overarching themes like the civil rights movement and mid-twentieth century documentary traditions.

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Underground Atlanta is a shopper’s paradise offering an array of unique products.

This famous area is very popular in Atlanta for both shopping as well as sightseeing. You can find specialty snacks as well as several high quality goods at great deals and prices. You can also take a walking tour that gives you an insight about the history of the place as many of the buildings here date back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

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Fans of music, movies and musicals will definitely enjoy watching a show here.

The Fox Theatre has been a rocking place for rock concerts and other music events for years. For those who are into Broadway, they can enjoy shows like Jesus Christ Superstar, Hamilton, Fiddler on the Roof, Frozen, etc. There is also something for movie aficionados as the theater hosts the Coca-Cola Summer Film Festival that features movies both modern and classic. It is during this festival and at the start of each musical that the audience can hear “The Mighty Mo,” the venue’s resident gigantic pipe organ.