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Visit the High Museum of Art, which features a diverse collection of art from around the world, including American, European, African, and contemporary collections.

Take a stroll through Piedmont Park, a large green space in the heart of the city. Rent a paddleboat on the lake or visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden, which is located within the park.

Dinner at Staplehouse, a restaurant with a mission to fight poverty through food. The menu changes frequently, but features Southern-inspired dishes made with locally sourced ingredients.

Explore the historic Sweet Auburn neighborhood, which was home to many African American businesses and leaders during the Civil Rights Movement. Visit the Auburn Avenue Research Library and the APEX Museum, which showcases African American history and culture.

Head to the Krog Street Market, a food hall with a variety of vendors and cuisines. From there, take a street art tour of the surrounding neighborhood, which is filled with colorful murals and graffiti.

For dinner, try Miller Union, a farm-to-table restaurant that focuses on Southern cuisine and seasonal ingredients.

Visit the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, which includes exhibits on the life and presidency of Jimmy Carter, as well as a replica of the Oval Office.

Take a tour of the Fox Theatre, a historic theater that opened in 1929. The tour includes a behind-the-scenes look at the theater's history and architecture.

For dinner, head to Bacchanalia, a fine dining restaurant with a focus on French and American cuisine.

Start the day with a visit to the Georgia Aquarium, which is home to over 120,000 animals and 500 species.

Take a tour of the Center for Civil and Human Rights, which features exhibits on the Civil Rights Movement and global human rights issues.

For a casual dinner, check out The Varsity, a popular fast food restaurant that has been a part of Atlanta's history since 1928.