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Stroll through nearly 4 thousand acres of lush green parklands, be inspired by the story of Martin Luther King Junior, and shop ‘til you drop in the stylish boutiques of Georgia’s glitzy megamall, the historic city of Atlanta has a unique combination of ancient history and modern attractions to discover. An enticing metropolis with eclectic restaurants, and a myriad of museums, discover Atlanta’s bustling downtown streets where the locals work hard and play harder in soaring glass-fronted skyscrapers and trendy upmarket nightclubs.

Things to see

The Georgia Aquarium is a sprawling marine park right in the heart of busy downtown Atlanta. It’s populated by over 120,000 sea creatures that fill tanks holding 8.5 million gallons of water. Rays, eels, and colorful clownfish surround you on all sides as you explore their underwater world through tunnel walkways. Intrepid adventurers can don sub-aqua gear and get in on the action, swimming with whale sharks in the Aquarium’s Journey with Gentle Giants program. The impressive steel-cabled structure of the Georgia Dome dominates the downtown skyline, illuminated at night by bright green neon lights. This is the place to come when you’re in town for noisy Wrestlemania events or passionate Superbowl games. The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site is a tranquil 35 acre inner-city park dedicated to the life and memory of the great man. You can visit the tomb he shares with his wife, explore the landscaped gardens, and read moving messages from local school children in the World Peace Rose Garden.

Hotels in Atlanta

Luxury hotels in Atlanta are typically located in the central or downtown area. Many of them are high-rise structures that dominate the skyline, giving you panoramic views of the city from their upper floors. Most guestrooms offer WiFi, air conditioning, and satellite television, and occasionally have additional seating or living areas. Mid-range Atlanta hotels also provide a high standard of accommodation in room-only or suite-style lodging, and occasionally offer additional facilities like fitness centers and all-inclusive breakfasts. There are plenty of affordable discount hotels in Atlanta, and although most are located on the leafy fringes of the city you can still find a few close to the center. Their guestrooms are generally comfortable and well-decorated but there may be fewer in-hotel facilities available.

Where to stay

Downtown Atlanta is a busy commercial district crammed full of high-rise Atlanta hotels and restored townhouses. The Underground Atlanta shopping scene is an unusual retail quarter where the streets and railway lines have been raised above the height of the shops. Beneath these soaring concrete highways hide hundreds of gaudy market stalls and street food cafes that give way to neon-lit bars when the sun goes down. Buckhead is Atlanta’s upmarket district, full of commercial skyscrapers that extend towards expensive tree-filled suburban estates at the city’s edge. Midtown is best known for its high concentration of museums, galleries, and historic sites. It’s popular with visitors who want to spend time exploring the city highlights without traveling far from their hotel.

How to get to Atlanta

The big and bustling Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is the main point of entry for travelers to Atlanta, and serves nearly 1 million passengers a year. You can hire a car from a choice of operators with desks in its arrivals area, and the drive to the center of Atlanta is a short 15 minutes. There’s an excellent public transit service that will have you in the city in 44 minutes by rail.

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