Best places: Tourist attractions in Atlanta, United States

National Park encompassing King's birth home, Ebenezer Baptist Church & his final resting place.

Nonprofit center exhibiting MLK related photos & artifacts, plus rooms on Gandhi & Rosa Parks.

Historic, preserved church where both Martin Luther King, Jr. and his father were preachers.

👍👍 The mass start from Monday thru Friday 12.10 a.m. Sat at 09.00 am , Sunday masses at 08.00 , 10.00 , 12.00 , 18.00 pm Doors close soon after ending . Beautiful Catholic Church with 2 sides. Statues of Mary, St. Antonius of Padua and Little Jesus

One of world's largest aquariums, with permanent exhibits, interactive galleries & animals galore.

20-acre urban hub offers the Coca-Cola museum, aquarium, civil rights learning center & green space.

👍👍 Enjoyed our visit, lots of space, lots of photo ops. We visited on a weekday and had plenty of time to take advantage of each station and for an outfit change. After viewing our photos we realized what great bold colors and scenes! HIGHLY recommend taking your preteen/teen girl...just DO NOT take...

Sleek modern museum offers exhibits on famous college football players & an indoor field for events.

African-American museum chronicling Auburn's history through exhibits, replicas & workshops.

20-story Ferris wheel in Centennial Park providing scenic views from climate-controlled gondolas.

This historic 1850s cemetery is the burial site of Margaret Mitchell & other notable locals.

😠 At a Saturday 5pm Mass, for the Feast of Christ the King, we were treated to a liberal stump speech talking about how people who are fleeing terrorism, violence and etc, need to be allowed to enter the USA illegally because we should be grateful for what we have and share it.... 🤨 He made some good...

😠 The altar, entrance, and clothing of many attending were adorned rainbows and "Pride" slogans. The mass we attended was not a welcoming of diverse people, but an accommodation & encouragement of specific sins. Jesus calls all to follow him, but does not encourage our sins. The leadership of this...

👍👍 Lovely water fun in swim suits and swim trunks. Unfortunately the fountain is currently closed due to covid. We had some other entertainment for a little while. Had to. Parking was $20

Elegant space for Southern fine dining, cocktails & cigars, plus live jazz & DJs.

Memorabilia, films & exhibits (some interactive) about soft drink that debuted in Atlanta in 1886.

Recommended for kids age 2-8, this hands-on museum features an indoor playground, sand table & more.

👍 For a sense of what modern-day Atlanta is really about you have to leave the comedy clubs and museums behind. A good place to start would be the city’s Fairlie-Poplar District, awash with buildings in a range of nineteenth- and twentieth-century architectural styles. Among them are the triangular f...

😠 I called and spoke with someone and was rushed off the phone , he said it could cost 300- “ to a stack” and then said I’m busy, and hung up… unprofessional and will be spreading the word about this business

This 7-acre property has standard public park amenities, including several sports courts & fields.