Things to do in Georgia

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Atlanta History Center showing heritage architecture

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Piedmont Park which includes cycling, a park and a sunset

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1. Georgia Aquarium

You shouldn't miss a visit to this wildly popular attraction which from the outside looks like the bow of a ship and inside has more than 80,000 animals to see. The aquarium's Ocean Voyager Gallery is the world's largest indoor marine exhibit holding 27 million litres of salt water which provides plenty of opportunities to study life underwater. Walk through the clear tunnel in the middle and enjoy the sight of whale sharks, manta rays, grouper fish, sharks and stingrays swimming above you. There's much more than fish and mammals on display though: there are also penguins, sea lions, sea otters, river otters, sea turtles, and giant octopus, too.

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Georgia Aquarium featuring marine life as well as a small group of people

2. State Farm Arena

Visit the State Farm Arena in the heart of downtown Atlanta to mingle with basketball fans. Or watch an ice hockey game or figure ice skating competition, if that’s more your thing. And how about coming here for a concert? There are about 200 events to choose from each year, which means there is something for everyone.

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State Farm Arena featuring a fountain, a city and outdoor art

3. Six Flags Over Georgia

Indulge your daredevil side at Six Flags Over Georgia. Austell’s sprawling theme park has more than a dozen exciting roller coasters, water slides and thrill rides.

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Six Flags Over Georgia featuring rides and signage

4. River Street

Discover some of Savannah’s finest shopping and dining on River Street. Take a relaxing stroll along the street and watch boats pass by on Savannah River and shop for souvenirs, local produce, books and clothing. River Street is known for some of Savannah’s best nightspots, bars and pubs.

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River Street featuring outdoor eating, nightlife and night scenes

5. Centennial Olympic Park

What was once an unattractive part of downtown is now one of Atlanta's most appealing public areas which attracts more than 3 million visitors a year. A legacy of the 1996 Olympic Games, the 9-hectare park was originally built to celebrate the Games being held in Atlanta, as well as to revitalise a part of town that had long been forgotten. The park is bound by several of the city's major attractions including the Georgia Aquarium, the CNN Center and the World of Coca-Cola.

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Centennial Olympic Park which includes a fountain and a square or plaza as well as a family

What to do in Georgia

Areas of Georgia

World of Coca Cola showing a city, skyline and autumn leaves

Downtown Atlanta

Mercedes-Benz Stadium and State Farm Arena are a few top attractions in Downtown Atlanta. Hop around the city on the metro at Five Points Station or Dome-GWCC-Philips Arena-CNN Center Station and check out the area's must-see aquarium, great live music, and popular shops.

Savannah Children\'s Museum featuring a playground and a bridge

Historic Downtown Savannah

Historic Downtown Savannah is known for its stunning river views, and with sights like River Street and Savannah Theatre, you won't get bored spending a day wandering around this part of Savannah.

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta showing cuddly or friendly animals, a park and a city

Midtown

Midtown is highly notable for its fantastic nightlife, and you might want to visit top sights like Atlanta Symphony Hall and Alliance Theatre. See more of Atlanta by jumping on the metro at Midtown Station or Arts Center Station.

Atlanta History Center which includes landscape views and autumn leaves

Buckhead

Known for its elegant residential neighborhoods, this affluent Atlanta district has upscale shopping malls, lush parks and a museum that honors the antebellum South.