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Vibrant, green and full of rich history, Atlanta has plenty to offer the most curious visitors.
As the capital of the state of Georgia, the city is home to a variety of great museums, art galleries and nightlife venues, as well as one of the United States’ most exciting food scenes outside of New Orleans. Despite its urban buzz and impressive variety of things to do, Atlanta is surprisingly green, with a wealth of parks, gardens and nature preserves to enjoy, including the 22-acre Centennial Olympic Park.
In Atlanta, US history is on display across the city. Martin Luther King Jr., the leader of the civil rights movement, was born and raised here, and there are a number of attractions and cultural sights associated with him here, including his childhood home and the Atlanta History Center. The city is also home to a thriving film production hub, centred around Trilith Studios, formerly known as Pinewood Atlanta Studios. Atlanta also offers a unique attraction in the form of The World of Coca-Cola, a 20-acre complex detailing the history of the iconic brand.
Set off on our escorted tours from Atlanta and explore the very best of the South.
Catch a show at the stunning Fox Theatre or book a tour of this grand venue, opened in 1929, to marvel at its glamorous Art Deco interior.
Stop by the Margaret Mitchell House museum on your tour of Atlanta to learn more about its former owner - Margaret Mitchell, author of Gone with the Wind - and wander through its various rooms complete with period furnishings.
Explore Atlanta Botanical Garden, set in pretty Piedmont Park and wander through its huge greenhouses filled with an array of tropical plants, a Japanese garden and a variety of rare orchids across 30 acres.
A popular stop on most walking and bus tours in Atlanta is Martin Luther King Jr., National Historical Park. The 35-acre site is home to a variety of buildings and landmarks dedicated to the Civil Rights leader, including his birth home and his final resting place.
Visit Centennial Olympic Park and discover life under the sea at the Georgia Aquarium, home to the largest tank in the world, with sharks, rays and plenty of colourful fish to spot.
Atlanta holidays provide the chance to sample plenty of classic local dishes
These include fried green tomatoes, shrimp & grits and southern-fried chicken - the perfect way to refuel after a walking tour of the city.
Whether you prefer tender, juicy brisket, fall-off-the-bone ribs or melt-in-your-mouth pulled pork, Atlanta is a top contender for the South’s best barbecue. Some even claim that it's better than in Texas!
You'll find plenty of sweet options to end your meal, too. Look out for pecan pie, sweet potato pie, chess pie - similar to a custard tart - and peach cobbler. It's no lie that Americans love a pie, so be sure to try out one of these delicious offerings.
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