Loews Atlanta Hotel

130 West Paces Ferry Road, (404) 814-4000
The Atlanta History Center has a wonderful 1929 home; The Swan House. Exhibits help visitors get to know the city and the South. The Centre also has 32 acres (13 hectares) of walking trails and gardens.

1404 Spring Street, (404) 873-3089
An introduction to the wonder and art of puppetry. The Center for Puppetry Arts includes puppet shows, a magical museum and make your own puppet workshops.

767 Clifton Road NE, (404) 929-6300
The largest facility of its kind in the Southeast brings visitors into a world of dinosaurs, artifacts, science interactive, shells, wildlife, IMAX films and more. Learn about the earth's history, the physical universe, the environment and human cultures.

1280 Peachtree Street, (404) 733-4400
The HIGH's permanent collection includes fine European and American paintings and sculpture, decorative and contemporary arts, photography and African art. Designed by Renzo Piano, the 177,000-square-foot (16,444-square-metre) expansion is the centerpiece of an overall upgrade to the Woodruff Arts Center.

275 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW, (404) 659-5437
A family-friendly space filled with interactive and educational exhibits for children age eight and under. The Museum's permanent collection consists of bright, creative, hands-on exhibits designed to spark discover and creative thinking.

441 Freedom Parkway, (404) 865-7131
A display of historical memorabilia and photographs from the Carter Presidency (1976-1981) including an exact replica of the oval office, gifts received by the Carter’s, Jimmy Carter's Nobel Peace Prize, and an exhibit on significant events in his life and political career.

571 South Kilgo Street, (404) 727-4282
This museum's collection emphasizes the art and archaeology of ancient cultures, from Mediterranean and Near Eastern cultures to the art of the ancient Americas. The museum also has a growing collection of works of art on paper from the Middle Ages through the 20th century.

1447 Peachtree Street, (404) 881-1109
The museum’s collection features more than 250 works by Georgia artists and includes a variety of contemporary prints, mediums—paintings, sculpture, photography, and installation pieces.

285 Peachtree Center Avenue, (404) 979-6455
Atlanta's exclusively international museum focuses on cultural understanding. Through exhibitions and educational programs, the museum encourages visitors to explore cultural and artistic differences. The museum has been named an Affiliate of the Washington-based Smithsonian Institution.

121 Baker Street, (404) 676-5151
One of the world's most popular soft drinks, Coca-Cola, was created in Atlanta. The company has a fascinating museum in the centre of the city. The World of Coca-Cola includes a thrilling multi-sensory 4-D theatre, a gallery dedicated to Coke and pop culture, and a café where visitors can sample up to 70 different Coke products - or create their own refreshing blend.

173 14th Street, (404) 733-4750 A thriving three-theatre complex in the heart of Midtown, hosting some of the region's most respected theatre companies. The companies that perform here offer a variety of theatrical experiences.

1280 Peachtree Street, (404) 733-4650 The South's premiere professional resident theatre and one of the largest and most respected regional theatres in the United States, playing to more than 330,000 patrons each season. The theatre is lead by Artistic Director Susan V. Booth.

4469 Stella Drive, (404) 733-5000
Revel in various entertainment options including symphony concerts and performances by popular musical acts. On most balmy summer evenings, Atlantans pack an elegant picnic dinner and head for Chastain to enjoy an evening under the stars.

2002 Lakewood Way, (404) 443-5000
This impressive 22,000-seat venue is the place for superstar acts. There are corporate boxes as well as a hillside lawn. The amphitheatre is only open during the warm months. Given the vastness of the venue, be prepared to walk a fair distance, and over somewhat rough ground, to your automobile.

349 Ferst Drive NW, (404) 894-9600
Located on the beautiful Georgia Tech Campus, the Centre was conceived as a brilliant showcase for the presentation of concerts, recitals, dance, film and theatre. The facility is designed to provide a wealth of diverse and enriching opportunities for both Georgia Tech students and the Atlanta community.

660 Peachtree Street, (404) 881-2100
The Fox Theater is a glamorous example of a classic 1920s movie palace. Its Moorish-Egyptian design is stunning, a fitting contribution to the unique architecture of the neighborhood. After an extensive, multi-million-dollar renovation, it is now home to the Atlanta Ballet and entertainment events such as Broadway shows and comedy.

152 Luckie Street, (404) 659-9022
This is something to see, if only to marvel at the architecture and design! A former church, the round, multi-level facility is quite beautiful. Downstairs is the Cotton Club, with a smaller stage and more intimate surroundings.

1 Approach Road, (800) 411-3812
A visit to Biltmore Estate is a full-day adventure. Allow plenty of time to enjoy the house, gardens and winery. Feast your eyes on the bounties of America's largest home with a tour of the newly restored fourth floor that has never been seen before!

17800 U.S. Highway 27, (800) 225-5292
A man-made landscape in a unique natural setting, Callaway Gardens is the perfect place for a day of adventure. Known for exquisite natural beauty, the 14,000 acres (5,700 hectares) of gardens, woodlands, lakes, wildlife and recreation offer many exciting activities.

100 Rue Charlemagne, (800) 233-9463
Set on a hilltop north of Atlanta, the Chateau Elan Winery is a beautiful replica of a 16th-century French estate, set amidst stunning views of the lush Southern countryside. The winery produces award-winning wines and offers guided tours.

(800) 768-3401
Step back in time to a place where people at one time strolled down a shady boulevard, softly whispering a haughty familiar tune. Attractions include the Hay House (1860 Italian Renaissance Revival Mansion) and the ever popular Macon Cherry Blossom Festival (each Spring).

General Sherman stated that Madison was a "city too beautiful to burn!" The Antebellum Capital of Georgia gives visitors a feeling of the Old South. It is a living museum containing some of America's most treasured architecture.

764 Miami Circle, (404) 233-3843
The South's largest in-depth inventory of emerging regional, nationally known and European artists.

425 Peachtree Hills Avenue No. 24, (404) 869-0511
Classic contemporary artists

1447 Peachtree Street, Suite 180, (404) 352-8114
Atlanta's most prestigious contemporary art gallery.

315 East Paces Ferry Road, (404) 237-0370
Original paintings, sculpture and works on paper.