This large African-American cultural museum highlights both local and national issues.

This art and theater complex is home to Atlanta's largest and most prominent art institutions.

Georgia State University 's Rialto Center for the Performing Arts is an 833-seat performing-arts venue located in the heart of the Fairlie-Poplar district in downtown Atlanta .

Home to the world's first and largest 24-hour news network, the CNN Center features a Studio Tour that treats visitors to a behind-the scenes look at the live newsrooms in action. The tour features history and trivia as well as interactive exhibits that put visitors in the control room and at the anchor desk of their own television newscast.

The trees and parks surrounding the beautiful homes make Ansley Park so very special. If you're walkin, cycling, or flinging frisbees, it seems like you're in the middle of Central Park in New York...

When the original WOC opened in 1990 it was never intended to be a profit center for The Coca-Cola Company. There was a nominal admission cost at $2.50 for adults with lower price tickets for seniors,

This Atlanta neighborhood is home to Zoo Atlanta and the Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum.

The 19th-century farmhouse that once belonged to Joel Chandler Harris, the author of Br'er Rabbit and Br'er Fox.

One of the largest natural history museums in the U.S., the Fernbank's architecture is as intriguing as the fascinating exhibits inside. The building has spiraling staircases, huge columns, a brick atrium and windows looking out onto the forest that it borders. The exhibits are spectacular and include a life-sized kaleidoscope, a skeleton of the largest dinosaur ever discovered, an IMAX theater and a "Walk Through Time in Georgia," a story of the earth's develoment, complete with sound effects and recreated landscapes of a swamp, cavern, marsh and plateau.

This Major League ballpark is home to the Atlanta Braves. Before catching a game, fans can check out the Braves Museum and Hall of Fame, featuring Hank Aaron's record-breaking, 715th home run ball.

A novelty shop where you can find anything from Pez dispensers to latex wear.

Off-beat and funky neighborhood that offers vintage-clothing shops, sidewalk vendors and street musicians.

This trendy neighborhood has been reborn over the last decade with hot spots like Echo Lounge, a cutting edge nightclub with live alternative music, and Heaping Bowl and Brew, an eclectic eatery serving signature entrees piled into oversized bowls.

This extraordinary zoo, one of the oldest in the U.S., underwent a multi-million dollar renovation in the 1980s and is still expanding. Its landscaping replicates the natural habitats of the numerous animals, some of which are endangered species. Two panda bears from China delight the crowds, and groups of gorillas separated by moats do their own share of entertaining.

The Atlanta Preservation Center offers 8 different guided walking tours in historic districts of Atlanta such as Inman Park, Druid Hills, Grant Park, Ansley Park, Sweet Auburn/MLK, Jr. Historic...

Using many hard-to-find products, this spa's motto is Experience the Difference.

With its upscale neighborhoods and multi-million dollar mansions, the Buckhead section of Atlanta is one of the most affluent communities in town, and home to some of the best art galleries, restaurants and nightlife.

Located in the Woodruff Arts Center, this is the famed symphony orchestra of Atlanta.

This spa includes bronzing treatments in its range of services.

This sanctuary became a spiritual haven for civil rights activists when Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. served as senior pastor in the 1960s. On the self-guided audio tour, King's inspirational sermons will take visitors back in time, while the new Horizon Sanctuary across the street is home to the present day congregation, highlighted by its traditional tabernacle choir.

This spa has a reputation as a salon that really looks out for its customers' best interests.

Popular running specialty store and meeting center.

A nightclub and lounge in the East Atlanta neighborhood.

Popular gentleman's club.

The elegant home of Alonzo Herndon, a famous black entrepreneur at the turn of the 20th century.

A beautiful Gothic-Tudor house serves as the background for an arts center with a wide array of activities.

This museum of Jewish heritage and culture focuses on the experiences of Jews in Atlanta.

Located in the Woodruff Arts Center, this gallery features a rotating series of shows.