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Visit the High Museum of Art. This museum has an impressive collection of American, African, and European art.

Stop by the World of Coca-Cola, where you can learn about the history of Coca-Cola, see the vault where the secret formula is kept, and taste over 100 different Coca-Cola products from around the world.

Have dinner at Miller Union, a farm-to-table restaurant that has been recognized by the James Beard Foundation.

Take a stroll through the Atlanta Botanical Garden. This 30-acre garden has a wide variety of plants from all over the world, including a collection of orchids and a canopy walk.

Visit the Center for Civil and Human Rights, which is dedicated to the achievements of the civil rights movement and the ongoing struggle for human rights around the world.

Have dinner at Marcel, a French-American steakhouse that has a retro vibe and a menu full of classic dishes.

Spend the day at Stone Mountain Park, which is located just outside of Atlanta. Here, you can hike to the top of Stone Mountain, ride a scenic railroad, and see the world's largest bas-relief sculpture.

Visit the Atlanta History Center, which has exhibits on the history of Atlanta and the American South, as well as beautiful gardens and historic homes.

Have dinner at Bacchanalia, which has been named one of the best restaurants in the country by Zagat and the James Beard Foundation.

Visit the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, which has exhibits on dinosaurs, Georgia's natural history, and the development of the planet.

Take a tour of the CNN Center, which includes a behind-the-scenes look at how news is produced and a visit to the CNN Store.

Have dinner at Gunshow, a unique restaurant that features a rotating menu of small plates that are presented to you on rolling carts.