Children's Museum of Atlanta

Staplehouse transforms seasonal New American eats into an indie market vibe with killer charcuterie, wine, and a lush garden patio.

Spanning 17 acres next to the BeltLine, this urban gem features a splash pad, skate park, amphitheater, scenic pond, and trails for all ages.

Breaker Breaker is a laid-back seafood joint on the Eastside Beltline offering fresh Gulf flavors, frozen drinks, and a vibrant rooftop bar—all in a breezy setting.

Inman Park is a verdant, historic neighborhood celebrated for its stunning Victorian homes and vibrant food scene, with lively cafes and trendy bars lining the BeltLine.

Fishmonger serves up fresh, sustainable seafood classics like their famed blackened grouper sandwich and daily oysters in a casual, fish-market-meets-café vibe.

The APEX Museum offers a rich, engaging journey through African and African-American history with powerful exhibits and passionate guides.

Atlanta’s College Football Hall of Fame is a sleek, interactive shrine to the sport with a 47-yard indoor field, endless memorabilia, and personalized AI experiences.

The High Museum of Art, a vibrant gem in Midtown Atlanta, flaunts diverse collections from classical to contemporary, all housed in stunning modern architecture by Richard Meier and Renzo Piano.

Argosy is East Atlanta’s cozy gastropub gem, serving killer wood-fired pizzas, craft brews, and hearty pub grub in a laid-back, stylish spot.

The Swan House is a stunning 1928 neoclassical mansion in Buckhead, featuring enchanting gardens and swan motifs, often recognized as President Snow’s home from *The Hunger Games*.