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Restored aircrafts, Naval history, interesting artifacts, flight simulators and IMAX movies. Watch the Blue Angels fly the skies at the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola.

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In a city surrounded by water, New Orleans’ Audubon Aquarium of the Americas offers a broad and often whimsical display of more than 10,000 creatures that live in or near bodies of water.

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National World War II Museum brings light to the experiences of "The Greatest Generation."

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Visiting the New Orleans Museum of Art is a treat for the senses, inside and out. The Beaux Arts building housing the Gulf South’s premier art museum, is in City Park, one of the city’s most breathtakingly beautiful parks. In ...

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Nestled near an elbow of the Mississippi River in the old Garden District, on the site of of an 18th century sugar plantation is the Aududon Zoo, which has delighted natives and outsiders for generations with such unusual an ...

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Like an oasis not far from the Atlanta metropolis, Callaway Gardens in Pine Mountain is an absolute getaway that is not very far away.

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Is it the rush of adrenaline, the roar of a crowd, the sound of full-throttle engines or the smell of a concession stand that makes the Atlanta Motor Speedway so much fun? Maybe it's all of the above.

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If the thought of jumping out of a plane and free falling through the air sends chills up your spine in a good way, then the Atlanta Skydiving Center can probably help turn your dream into a reality.

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The U.S. Space & Rocket Center, home to space camp and the Aviation Challenge, features informative exhibitions and real-life simulations.

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Six Flags Over Georgia offers everything a family would want in a theme park: 10 gravity-defying coasters, more than 40 other rides from mild to wild, cartoon characters, entertainment and cotton candy.

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For bicyclists, the Silver Comet is paved heaven — a smooth, flat trail, with no car traffic, shaded by trees that offer cool breezes on sultry days, and with plenty of places to stop and get wateror use the restroom. Walkers ...

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The former home of Joel Chandler Harris may be named for a bird, but it is known for a rabbit: a Brer Rabbit, to be exact.

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Starlight Six Drive-In Theatres offers tailgating, double features and first-run movies under the stars at Atlanta's last drive-in theater.

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Good, old-fashioned fun isn’t fully retired to the past; the Atlanta Fair turns a long forgotten memory into a reality this month with the sights and sounds of a full midway at Turner Field. After all, who doesn’t love an old ...

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You don't have to be a baseball fan to have a blast at Turner Field, home of the Atlanta Braves.

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Since the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Centennial Olympic Park has continued to serve residents and visitors as a greenspace jewel in the heart of the city -- a place where friends and family meet for picnics, playtime and ...

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Governors, senators, representatives and even presidents have walked the halls of the Georgia State Capitol on government business. But state residents and visitors get to experience the lighter side of the political process ...

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Philips Arena is practically the center of the universe for Atlanta sports and music fans. From fantastic play highlights to Billboard’s hottest stars, this is where the action happens.

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MARTA-Atlanta's subway and bus system--is simple to use and can get you around the city without a car.

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Trains, muskets and paintings, oh my! You have never viewed the Civil War in the same way. Take a seat and enjoy the Cyclorama's view of Atlanta -- as it was in 1864.

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As a general rule, underground is not usually somewhere you want to be -- unless you're in Atlanta. Because in this city, Underground Atlanta is where people go to shop, dine and play.

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Take a walk on the wild side at Zoo Atlanta, where you can see more than 1,000 animals living in naturalistic habitats.

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To some, the old building on Luckie Street is still a type of sanctuary. Though not specifically a place of worship anymore, the Tabernacle is still home to a different sort of faithful - concert goers.

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Patriotism means many things to many people. But at the new National Museum of Patriotism in Atlanta it has more to do with everyday heroes than a political sentiment. So, leave your politics at the door because red, white an ...

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At the Georgia Aquarium, you can enjoy up-close encounters with beluga whales, sea lions, bonnethead sharks, electric fish and piranha -- without even getting your feet wet. Home to 80,000 animals, the Atlanta attraction is ...

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Get a glimpse of Atlanta's Civil War heritage with a stroll through Oakland Cemetery, the final resting place of Civil War soldiers and the spot where Confederate generals commanded the Battle of Atlanta.

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Welcome to the new "World of Coca-Cola," a place where all your dreams come true. That is, of course, if you dream of interactive history lessons, 4-D movies, unique pop art and endless supplies of Coca-Cola products.

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Think art's no more than paintings on a wall or sculptures in a garden? You'll think again when you visit the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center — which presents art in a fresh, innovative and, yes, contemporary way.

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As a child, you can do anything, be anything, go anywhere – all it takes is a little imagination and some help from the Imagine It! Children’s Museum of Atlanta. The children in your life will beg to go back before you ever l ...

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