If you are heading to the hub of the South for your latest vacation, traveling with a group of friends will make it even more fun. There is plenty to do in the capital. The City of Trees has a natural history museum and a world class aquarium. No matter what your interests and tastes, there is a group tours package Atlanta just right for you and your friends.
When you are just passing through, you can take a One Day in Atlanta excursion. You start off in the morning visiting the Georgia Aquarium before moving on to Centennial Park. This was the main gathering spot during the 1996 Olympics. After lunch you will go through the World of Coca-Cola and spend time at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site.
For first time visitors one of the Must See tours is a good option. You'll take in Coca-Cola World and Centennial Park. You can have lunch on top of the tallest hotel in this half of the world. The Sundial Restaurant revolves so you can see the sights from every angle. You will have a chance to tour CNN Atlanta and learn how the professionals create news broadcasts.
Civil Rights & Beyond is a great package for everybody, but especially those with an interest in African-American history. It begins in the capital's Sweet Auburn District with a visit to Martin Luther King Jr.'s childhood home. You can walk over to Ebenezer Baptist Church to see where Reverend King preached. Later you'll visit the Museum of Fine Arts at Spellman College. Hammond House Galleries is also on the agenda. Supper at Paschal's Restaurant at Castleberry Hill will round out the day.
If you are touring Georgia landmarks, you must check out the Gone With the Wind tours. These excursions include the Margaret Mitchell home with its museum of movie artifacts including the front door of Tara, the childhood home of Scarlett O'Hara. The Civil War Battle of Atlanta is depicted in one of the best cycloramas in the country. You may travel a short distance south to visit the 1839 plantation, Stately Oaks.
For family groups there are special tours designed to keep the kids interested while learning something at the same time. The Georgia Aquarium is first on the agenda followed by a visit to a kid favorite, The World of Coca-Cola. You will enjoy a lunch of bison burgers at Ted's Montana Grill. In the afternoon you take a trip to CNN if you have older children or check out the Children's Museum for the younger ones.
For groups who want to plan their own agenda, there is the CityPASS which gives you discounts of up to forty percent on the city's top attractions. They are good for nine days once you begin to use them. You can enjoy the zoo, the aquarium, the natural history museum, CNN, and the College Football Hall of Fame at your leisure.
There is a lot to do and see in Georgia's capital. It is a world class city with diversity, culture, and plenty of American history. Whatever your interests, will be a tour package right for you.
When you are just passing through, you can take a One Day in Atlanta excursion. You start off in the morning visiting the Georgia Aquarium before moving on to Centennial Park. This was the main gathering spot during the 1996 Olympics. After lunch you will go through the World of Coca-Cola and spend time at the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site.
For first time visitors one of the Must See tours is a good option. You'll take in Coca-Cola World and Centennial Park. You can have lunch on top of the tallest hotel in this half of the world. The Sundial Restaurant revolves so you can see the sights from every angle. You will have a chance to tour CNN Atlanta and learn how the professionals create news broadcasts.
Civil Rights & Beyond is a great package for everybody, but especially those with an interest in African-American history. It begins in the capital's Sweet Auburn District with a visit to Martin Luther King Jr.'s childhood home. You can walk over to Ebenezer Baptist Church to see where Reverend King preached. Later you'll visit the Museum of Fine Arts at Spellman College. Hammond House Galleries is also on the agenda. Supper at Paschal's Restaurant at Castleberry Hill will round out the day.
If you are touring Georgia landmarks, you must check out the Gone With the Wind tours. These excursions include the Margaret Mitchell home with its museum of movie artifacts including the front door of Tara, the childhood home of Scarlett O'Hara. The Civil War Battle of Atlanta is depicted in one of the best cycloramas in the country. You may travel a short distance south to visit the 1839 plantation, Stately Oaks.
For family groups there are special tours designed to keep the kids interested while learning something at the same time. The Georgia Aquarium is first on the agenda followed by a visit to a kid favorite, The World of Coca-Cola. You will enjoy a lunch of bison burgers at Ted's Montana Grill. In the afternoon you take a trip to CNN if you have older children or check out the Children's Museum for the younger ones.
For groups who want to plan their own agenda, there is the CityPASS which gives you discounts of up to forty percent on the city's top attractions. They are good for nine days once you begin to use them. You can enjoy the zoo, the aquarium, the natural history museum, CNN, and the College Football Hall of Fame at your leisure.
There is a lot to do and see in Georgia's capital. It is a world class city with diversity, culture, and plenty of American history. Whatever your interests, will be a tour package right for you.
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