Best Time To Visit
In spring, when the azaleas and dogwoods are in full bloom, or fall,when the crisp and cool climate and orange-hued trees beckon you outdoors for concerts and festivals.
Centennial Olympic Park
Centennial Olympic Park, housed in the center of Atlanta's downtown convention and entertainment district, serves as Atlanta's legacy from the 1996 Olympic Games. Visit the urban green space and make a splash in the Fountain of Rings or have a picnic in the lush grass. Centennial Olympic Park is a true must-see attraction!
Atlanta Transportation
Despite its legendary traffic, Atlanta is a city best navigated by car, so rent one or have the number of a car service handy. The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) is a system of buses and trains that offer access to major attractions and destinations in the city,including the airport. Each ride is $2.50 and there are discounts for multiple rides.
Georgia Aquarium
Escape into an underwater paradise at Georgia Aquarium where you can see the world's largest fish, whale sharks, as well as belugas, dolphin, otters and more. Take a behind the scenes tour or indulge in one of the animal encounters where you can swim with the whale sharks, pet a beluga or get up close with a penguin.
Atlanta Weather
July is on average the hottest month, with an average high of 89°F (32°C). January is the coldest month, with an average high of 52°F (11°C).
Know Before Visiting
Atlanta might be an urban metropolis, but it’s only about 90 miles from the Blue Ridge Mountains, so pack some hiking gear and comfortable walking shoes so you can explore the surrounding natural attractions.
The city itself also boasts several scenic parks and walking trails. The developing BeltLine (a historic 22-mile railroad corridor that is being transformed into a network of green spaces) is one outdoor jaunt every visitor should experience.
Language
English
Currency
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