Nomadic Neen Atlanta is a city with a bunch to offer. I’m here to help you make planning your trip to Atlanta, Georgia a breeze with this jam-packed itinerary!
Recommendations:
- Purchase the Atlanta CityPass.
- Book all extras and experiences ASAP. They book up quickly.
Day 1 – Friday
Hotel Check In: Hyatt Place Centennial Park
Lunch at Mary Mac’s Tea Room
Wander around Atlanta Botanical Garden.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History: Fernbank after Dark.
*Fernbank Museum of Natural History hosts an “after Dark” experience once a month, so be sure to check their website here for a full schedule! If you aren’t traveling to Atlanta during one of these experiences, I recommend a little itinerary shifting so you could still see the museum. It is small, but it is worth the trip!
Day 2 – Saturday
Breakfast at Thumbs-Up Diner (An absolute MUST!)
Visit the Ebenezer Baptist Church (Martin Luther King preached here) and MLK’s childhood home.
Catch a view of the Atlanta skyline where a scene from The Walking Dead was filmed.
Georgia Aquarium
- Be sure to go to the dolphin show and the sea lion show – they’re free!
- Behind the Seas Tour – $15pp (An absolute MUST!)
Stone Mountain Park
Day 3 – Sunday
Breakfast at Ria’s Bluebird
Zoo Atlanta
- Elephant Encounter
Happy Hour at Eventide Brewing
Dinner at Porter Beer Bar
Day 4 – Monday
Breakfast at Atlanta Breakfast Club.
World of Coca-Cola.
Milkshakes from The Yard.
Fernbank Museum of Natural History (if you didn’t get to go to Fernbank After Dark)
The Atlanta Georgia is one of the most great place to stay and live. The sightseeing is really good to know. Thanks