Atlanta Attractions

Like something from a Margaret Mitchell novel, driving up to Hickory Hill recalls scenes from Gone With the Wind and nearly every other iconic portrayal of the South.

Browns Mill Aquatic Center is a watery amusement park, complete with twin water slides that tower three stories above the pool, kiddie water slides, a snack bar and picnic tables.

"Go west young man" is a sentiment the owners of Seventy-Four Ranch in Jasper agree with - even if their property is technically only slightly north of Atlanta.

It's a long, winding and storied journey that ends at the doorstep of Tara and the Road to Tara Museum in Jonesboro plays tour guide by helping fans of the beloved Margaret Mitchell classic through both the fictional saga and real-life inspiration of Gone

Adventure seekers can still get their thrills even if they're trying out a little something called relaxation at the same time. The Dillard House Stables has it all fun and excitement - away from it all.

Prepare yourself for a hauntingly good time when you visit the Rocky Branch Railroad and Old West Ghost Town. So much fun, it will make you shiver!

What comes to mind when you think of Salvador Dalí? Quite possibly it's his world-reknowned participation as an artist in the 1930's Surrealist movement. But the High Museum of Art hopes that its latest exhibit - "Dalí: The Late Work" - will shake up your

If you're feeling a need for speed similar to that of the pilots from "Top Gun" there's no need to attend flying school, the U.S. Air Force Museum of Aviation in Warner Robins has all the thrills of aviation without leaving the ground.

Sometimes destinies are stumbled upon, sometimes they take some searching out and sometimes it's a little bit of both; as is the case of how Yonah Mountain Vineyards began.

The Atlanta Botanical Gardens will grow on you, from the lovely indoor orchids to the serene Japanese Garden or the whimsical ChildrenÂ’s Garden and playground.

If Pinocchio had seen the Center for Puppetry Arts, he might not have been in such a hurry to give up his life of strings. It's the puppets who take center stage at the Atlanta attraction, where millions have visited to learn, explore and be entertained

Piedmont Park is Atlanta's most popular urban oasis, offering joggers, dog-walkers, cyclists, picnickers, soccer players, families and skateboarders a green respite.

A park is just a park, unless it's also a nature center. Stop by the Dunwoody Nature Center to see the natural world in a way you might not be able to at just any old park.

Dixieland Fun Park offers amusement park thrills for the lowest admission price of any area park.

Whether you're an artisan or don't think you have an artistic bone in your body, Farmhouse in the City is about to change everything you thought you knew about yourself and what you were capable of.

A reminder of grander days when homes were more like art, Rhodes Hall on Peachtree Street speaks to the elegance and grace of the old South.

Anyone with an appreciation of military history will want to make a special trip to the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center at Patriot Park in Columbus where so much legacy is on display.

Salvador Dali's trademark moustache is cropping up all over Atlanta, thanks to an exhibition of the late Spanish artist's late work at the High Museum of Art.

Imagine a world filled with post offices, medical centers, beauty salons and courthouses - in miniature. The Interactive Neighborhood for Kids, better known as INK, in Gainsville turns grown up places into fun educational opportunities for children.

There is just something about a trip to the mountains that's good for the soul. And a visit to the mountains of Blue Ridge, Georgia just wouldn't be complete without taking a bite of a crisp apple, sipping some fresh cider or nibbling on a warm baked good