Things to Do in Atlanta, Georgia

At the Georgia Aquarium, you’ll encounter everything from sea lions to sharks, penguins and tropical fish. Dive deep under the sea with interactive exhibits, shows, and programs with your Georgia Aquarium tickets. While there, take advantage of free WiFi and use the Aquarium's app to navigate your self-guided tour, or grab a bite to eat at Cafe Aquaria. Details

Maximize your fun with Six Flags Over Georgia tickets. With over 45 thrilling rides, towering roller coasters like Goliath and BATMAN The Ride, to live shows and kid-sized thrills and play areas, Six Flags Over Georgia is the epicenter of non-stop fun for the entire family. The hardest part is choosing which roller coaster to ride first! Details

Discover Zoo Atlanta in Grant Park, a must-visit family destination just minutes from Downtown Atlanta. This 40-acre gem lets you get up close and personal with over 1,000 animals from around the world. From giant pandas and African elephants to exotic birds and reptiles, Zoo Atlanta is a paradise for animal lovers of all ages. Details

Immerse your family into one-of-a-kind LEGO exhibits, rides, 4D theater, and more at LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta. With 12 great family attractions available, kids can put their imaginations to work. Highlights include indoor rides like Kingdom Quest, a LEGO factory tour, the LEGO Master Builder Academy, and meeting your favorite LEGO characters! Details

There’s more than meets the eye at Fun Spot America! Kids can ride on a miniature Ferris Wheel, test their skills in the arcade, or tap into their competitive side on the mini-golf course. And you can’t forget about the go-kart tracks! Built for the entire family to enjoy, Fun Spot America’s go-karts will take you on the ride of a lifetime around four challenging and speedy tracks. Details

iFLY Indoor Skydiving Atlanta is the ultimate destination for thrill-seekers of all ages. Whether you are a seasoned skydiver or a first-time flyer, you can experience the exhilaration of flying in a safe and controlled environment. iFLY Indoor Skydiving Atlanta is suitable for kids, adults, and teens. It’s the flight experience of a lifetime! Details

Embark on a private Atlanta walking tour of the city’s biggest highlights, including the historic Martin Luther King Park. Visit key sites like the King Center, walk along Auburn Avenue to see the iconic CNN building, and so much more. This introductory Atlanta tour ends with a ride on the 20-story Skyview Ferris Wheel for breathtaking skyline views from above. Details

On the Secret Food Tour: Atlanta, you'll enjoy a variety of classic Southern foods.

As local Atlantans, they are extremely passionate about their local food, city, and history. They love to share the best Southern food and its unique culture. When you join Secret Food Tours: Atlanta, you'll try delicious food and drinks that are inspired by the Southern heritage new and old, specifically from the Atlanta Midtown region. Plus, they'll show you how to find the best shops, restaurants, and live entertainment, and provide other great local tips to make your time here truly memorable.

See firsthand why they're known for being the epitome of true Southern hospitality. After all, this is the home of Coca-Cola, the Braves, and some of the best darn food you’ll ever put in your mouth! Seriously, their cuisine feels like a warm hug for the soul (that’s why they call it soul food!) and they cannot wait to share it with you. From down south specialties like chicken and waffles to international delights like yucca fries, they've got a little something for everyone, so come on in, set a spell, and get ready to dig in while they share some stories of "The City Too Busy To Hate."

At the end of your tour, you'll have sampled some of Atlanta's most delicious dishes and gained a better understanding of their culture and history. Details

Embark on a medieval quest as you indulge in a feast fit for a king! Enjoy a night of jousting, swordsmanship, feats of skill and grand showmanship at Medieval Times Atlanta, a family dinner theater fashioned after an 11th Century royal banquet. Come hungry and ready for a feast, but don’t expect to use utensils. This is a medieval-style dinner show after all. Details