View the story of Coca-Cola through exhibits, memorabilia, classic ads and a fanciful representation of the bottling process.

Tour Dr. King's birth home and historic Ebenezer Church and reflect at his gravesite.

No, not the subway. Six historic city blocks in the heart of Atlanta have been transformed into an urban market with unique shopping, dining, entertainment and nightlife.

Georgia's number one attraction offers a sky lift, scenic railroad, laser show, a 4D Theater and Crossroads, a 1870s town replica. There's also the world's largest exposed granite with Confederate carvings.

Come see the largest kangaroo collection outside Australia, only one hour north of Atlanta in Dawsonville.

Take a tour behind the scenes of the global headquarters of CNN and see how the news really makes it onto your TV set.

An 1889 building with a dome topped in native gold. Georgia's Capitol houses many attractions.

The Georgia Aquarium houses over 55,000 animals representing over 500 species and displays over 5 million gallons of fresh and marine water. A new addition to the city since the fall of 2005.

Located in downtown Atlanta, this 21-acre legacy from the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games features the Fountain of Rings and four shows daily.

A 14,000 acre world-class horticultural displays gardens, a resort and preserve, concentrating on azaleas. Also a butterfly center, birds of prey, vegetable garden, golf, biking and more.

American Adventures features 15 amusement rides for children up to age 12, mini golf, go-cart racing, arcade and the amazing Foam Factory. Part of the Six Flags family of theme parks. Only open during the summer through fall.