Phipps Plaza

“Atlanta top shopping mall. Near the luxury designers stores and Atlanta’s Attractions. ”

“One of the best aquariums in the country, the Georgia Aquarium is well worth the visit. Our favorite stop is the dolphin show, which runs on a schedule, so you may want to plan your visit around it. The architecturally magnificent building allows you to explore one of the largest aquariums in the world without making it feel overwhelming. We recommend eating beforehand as the food inside isn’t the best and is pricey. ”

“The High Museum is fun to visit for its architecture as well as its collections. Designed by several world famous Master architects, it is one of the leading art museums in the Southern USA. Located in Midtown, it is a convenient place to start or end your day exploring the city and spend a few hours exploring their varied exhibits and enjoying the wondrous design of the building. It is also notable for being in quite a few movies, including Black Panther and the Divergent movies. We keep going for their special exhibits and enjoy that the second Sunday of each month has free admission for all from 1-4pm and Bank of America account holders can get free admission the first weekend of the month. ”

“Located in the heart of downtown, it offers several eateries, retail shopping, people watching and depending on what time of year it is, it offers entertainment such as Cirque Du Soleil, Screen on the Green, Outside Concerts, Tase of "...", and more...”

“Located at Centennial Olympic Park, the World of Coca Cola is one of the most unique stops in a visit to Atlanta. Coca Cola world is a lot of fun and shares some fascinating history about marketing and branding as well as its influence in pop art. It is a haven for soda fans as there is nowhere else you will get to try over a hundred Coke products from around the world. Make sure to come thirsty and prepared for the sugar rush. ”