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Spend the morning at the Atlanta Botanical Garden , which features a variety of gardens, including a children's garden and a canopy walk. Afterward, visit the College Football Hall of Fame to learn about the history of college football and test your skills in the indoor playing field.

Take a stroll through Piedmont Park , a 189-acre park in the heart of Atlanta that features a lake, a pool, and a playground. Afterward, visit the High Museum of Art Atlanta , which features a vast collection of American and European art.

Catch a Broadway show or a concert at the Fox Theatre , a historic theater that is known for its Moorish architecture and lavish interior.

Start your day with a trip to the Atlanta Beltline , a 22-mile trail that connects several neighborhoods in Atlanta. Rent a bike to explore the trail and see art installations along the way. Afterward, visit the National Center for Civil and Human Rights , which features interactive exhibits that explore the history of civil and human rights around the world.

Take a trip to Zoo Atlanta , which features over 1,000 animals, including giant pandas and gorillas. Afterward, visit the Fernbank Museum of Natural History , which features a variety of exhibits about natural history and science.

Spend the evening at Krog Street Market , a food hall that features a variety of local food vendors and shops.

Take a trip to Stone Mountain Park , a 3,200-acre park that features a massive granite mountain and a variety of outdoor activities, including hiking, biking, and fishing. Afterward, visit the Margaret Mitchell House , where the author of "Gone with the Wind" wrote her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

Explore Inman Park , a historic neighborhood that features Victorian homes and trendy boutiques. Afterward, visit Oakland Cemetery , which features the final resting places of many famous Atlantans, including Margaret Mitchell.

Visit the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta , which features exhibits about the history of money and the role of the Federal Reserve in the U.S. economy.

Take a trip to Senoia , a small town south of Atlanta that was the filming location for "The Walking Dead" TV series. Take a walking tour to see the filming locations and visit the Walking Dead Gift Shop.

Visit SunTrust Park , home of the Atlanta Braves baseball team. Take a tour of the stadium and catch a game if there's one happening during your visit.

Spend the evening at Little Five Points , a bohemian neighborhood that features vintage shops, record stores, and street art.