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Columbus Jan 24, 2025 | Atlanta Jan 27, 2025 | Columbus > Atlanta Jan 24, 2025-Jan 27, 2025 | $168* | ||
Columbus Jan 15, 2025 | Atlanta Jan 20, 2025 | Columbus > Atlanta Jan 15, 2025-Jan 20, 2025 | $196* |
Columbus Jan 25, 2025 | Atlanta Feb 05, 2025 | Columbus > Atlanta Jan 25, 2025-Feb 05, 2025 | $183* |
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About Atlanta
Best time to visit Atlanta
Those who visit enjoy four seasons in Atlanta, yet Atlanta is more popular for its tropical environment. Many people prefer to tour Atlanta from late May to August because this is the most suitable time to visit Atlanta if you are looking to encounter various outdoor pursuits and music concerts. Summers can be considerably hot which is why springtime and autumn are relatively good times to experience Atlanta. Not only is it cooler, but room charges are imperceptibly lower. If you are looking for even more economical room rates and winter movements, try hitting Atlanta during the winter. Atlanta gets pretty little snow; so many people appreciate biking and hiking tracks, tennis, and golf.
Atlanta top attractions
- High Museum of Art - Designed by architect Richard Meier and expanded among three new buildings created by Italian architect Renzo Piano, the High Museum of Art is remarkable both for its construction and its excellent collections of art from the Renaissance to the modern-day. It is known for its achievements by 19th-century French artists and collection of 19th- and 20th-century American art. There is also a rich collection of European landscapes and decorative art, and newer interests include modern and contemporary art, photography, and African art. The museum makes part of the Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center and receives an annual film series highlighting foreign, independent, and classic cinema.
- Oakland Cemetery - The Historic Oakland Cemetery in Atlanta started as six acres in 1850. It was formerly intended as a garden cemetery. Over the years, especially throughout the time of the Civil War, the site developed, providing those killed on the battlefield. Ultimately, the cemetery came to incorporate 88 acres. In 1884, the cemetery closed selling plots. Finally, this once lovely cemetery fell into decrepitude as those tending the plots passed away or died. In 1976 Oakland Cemetery has represented a National Historic Landmark and the Historic Oakland Foundation was authorized. The association has done enough work to support the cemetery. Today, it is developed as a historic cemetery and parkland with gardens, sculptures, and wildlife. There is indeed a Visitor Center and Museum Shop.
- Piedmont Park - Positioned just a short distance northeast of midtown Atlanta, Piedmont Park is the most beloved and most magnificent park in the Atlanta metro quarter. The territories were the section of the Battle at Peachtree Creek throughout the Civil War. In enhancement to providing walking and running tracks, the park has off-leash dog parks, gardens, sports courts, a lake with casting piers, children's playgrounds, a swimming pool at the Piedmont Park Aquatic Center, and a sprinkle pad for children at the Legacy Fountain. Local farmers and artisans meet on Saturdays at the Green Market, where you would find all from sweet peaches, handmade soaps, and smoked meats to crackers, Irish pancakes, sheep cheese, and sheep milk caramel. Look for chef presentations every Saturday from 11 am until noon.
- The Fox Theatre - The Fox Theatre was established in the 1920s as the Yaarab Temple Shrine Mosque, with a remarkably posh Arabian-themed device. It has had a different history, with difficulties during the Great Depression, but has perpetually been a much-loved milestone building since its foundation. It is placed on the National Register of Memorable Places. The interior of the theater has seen significant refurbishment work over the years in an endeavor to maintain its original beauty, including the renovation and restoration of the furniture arrangement to preserve its 1929 appearance.
- Center for Civil and Human Rights - Atlanta's spot in the American Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s is characterized by a beautifully imagined interpretation center/museum that sets this epic struggle into the greater worldwide campaign for human rights. The Center for Civil and Human Rights investigates the history of Jim Crow laws with genuine television broadcasts, speeches, photos, videos, personal accounts, and interactive activities that bring visitors into the conflict. Portraits and narratives of their work honor men and women who missed their lives in the struggle. The Human Rights Movement gallery brings the story into the larger picture of human rights globally: Apartheid in South Africa, women's rights, the rights of children and others, encouraging visitors to think about the rights of humans wherever.
- Georgia Aquarium - One of the top things to do in Atlanta is to take kids to the Georgia Aquarium It features a wide assortment of marine life and offers truly entertaining and interactive experience for visitors. The world's most comprehensive aquarium, houses more than 100,000 marine animals, including the largest in the ocean - whale sharks. You can see rare albino alligators and watch as trainers communicate with California sea lions. A unique opportunity provided by the Georgia Aquarium is the possibility to dive or snorkel in the tank including the sharks. To partake in the dive program, you must have SCUBA diving certification. For those not intending to get wet, the aquarium also has an acrylic tube to walk through and view fish swimming on all sides.
Which airlines fly to Atlanta?
- AirBaltic
- Air Serbia
- LOT
- Lufthansa
- Pegasus Airlines
- Multiple airlines
How to save on Atlanta flights
- The most economical time to book a flight from Atlanta to Las Vegas is 15 days in advance, saving up to $220
- The most standard day to fly from Atlanta to Las Vegas is on a Tuesday, saving up to $55
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