Attractions

Home of the Atlanta Braves, The Battery is a lively mixed-use district packed with restaurants, bars, live music at the Coca-Cola Roxy, and free events at the Plaza greenspace.

Home of the NFL’s Atlanta Falcons and MLS’s Atlanta United. Guided tours available.

Three floors of interactive exhibits including a 45-yard indoor field and panoramic game day theater honoring over 1,000 inducted players and coaches.

A must-play destination steeped in history and innovation. The LCI Congress Golf Tournament will take place here!

Atlanta’s legendary 1929 Moorish-Egyptian movie palace, now a premier venue for Broadway touring productions, concerts, and special events.

The Southeast’s leading art museum, featuring an impressive permanent collection and world-class traveling exhibitions in a Richard Meier–designed building.

A nonprofit natural history museum with three floors of exhibits and 75 acres of old-growth forest, highlighting global and Georgia-specific natural history.

Connects the American civil rights movement to today’s global human rights movements. Features a Martin Luther King, Jr. Collection from Morehouse College across three floors.

Set on 35 beautifully landscaped acres, chronicles the life and legacy of the 39th President of the United States.

One of America’s finest orchestras, performing at Symphony Hall in Woodruff Arts Center. Check for performances during Congress week.

The largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere. Walking distance from the Congress venue!

Home to more than 1,500 animals across 40 acres in Grant Park.

Explore the history of Atlanta’s most famous homegrown brand and sample over 100 Coca-Cola beverages from around the world.

The legacy green space from the 1996 Summer Olympics, featuring the iconic Fountain of Rings.

A 22-mile network of multi-use trails, public art, parks, and neighborhoods connecting Krog Street Market, Ponce City Market, and Piedmont Park.

Atlanta’s most beloved park, with 200+ acres in Midtown with jogging paths, dog parks, two ponds, and great neighboring restaurants and coffee spots.

30 acres adjacent to Piedmont Park featuring stunning outdoor and indoor gardens, art installations, and year-round programming.

A massive granite monadnock offering hiking, cable car rides, laser shows, and sweeping views of the Atlanta skyline.

A revitalized 1920s Sears building turned beloved mixed-use hub with shops, restaurants, and a rooftop amusement park.

A vibrant gathering place with dining, entertainment, and retail in the heart of Midtown.

A walkable neighborhood with national retailers, restaurants, a movie theater, and seasonal events on the green.

A charming outdoor shopping village with boutiques, restaurants, and a small-town feel.

A lively, walkable city known for its independent spirit and acclaimed food scene.

A historic suburban city with a charming town square and walkable neighborhoods.

Historic downtown with 22 parks and walking destinations along the Chattahoochee River. Great for outdoor enthusiasts and foodies alike.