Atlanta's Iconic Attractions and Culinary Delights Itinerary

Immerse yourself in the history of the civil rights movement with a visit to the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park. For breakfast, enjoy the Southern comfort food at Thrive.

Afterward, take a guided driving tour of the city's significant Black history and civil rights sites. For lunch, savor the cuisine at The Local. Spend the rest of the afternoon at the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.

Dine at The Elder Tree Public House, offering a cozy atmosphere and a selection of craft beers. End the evening with a private filming locations tour of the popular TV series on the Atlanta "Stranger Things" Film Locations Tour.

Start your day with a behind-the-scenes tour at the Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere. Grab a quick bite at Krog Street Market [24668] for a diverse culinary experience.

Spend the afternoon at Zoo Atlanta, home to a wide variety of animals. For lunch, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and food options at the market. After the zoo, take a leisurely walk in the nearby Grant Park.

Dine at Ladybird Grove & Mess Hall, a unique spot with outdoor seating and a campfire. Afterward, if you're up for some fun, head to Fun Spot America Single Day Unlimited Pass for rides and games.

Explore the Inman Park, known for its historic homes and vibrant dining scene. Have breakfast at By George restaurant and bar to start your day.

Visit the Atlanta History Center, which includes the Swan House and gardens. For lunch, enjoy the relaxed atmosphere and pub fare at Eleventh Street Pub. Afterward, take a stroll through the nearby Atlanta Botanical Garden.

Dine at Ormsby's, a multi-room bar and restaurant with a wide range of menu options. End your evening with a visit to the Fox Theatre, an iconic Atlanta landmark known for its Moorish design and hosting live performances.