Time travel to far off kingdoms at Medieval Times Atlanta. Enjoy knighting ceremonies, jousting competitions, awesome sword fights, and of course — a lot of feasting. Here’s everything you need to know about Medieval Times Dinner and Tournament in Atlanta.
The High Museum of Art is a great place to explore for all ages. With permanent collections, special exhibitions, kid-centered spaces, and special events throughout the year, there is always something amazing happening at the High. Here are 11 reasons why a High Museum Membership is a great choice!
Looking to put some pizzazz into your next date night? We have a secret weapon for you. Spice it up and take your date to High Museum Jazz Night.
Every second Sunday of the month, it is the High Museum free Sunday admission for everyone!
The Georgia Aquarium Sleepover…it’s been on my bucket list for YEARS…and we finally did it! Cooper and I packed our suitcase and headed to the aquarium for the experience of a lifetime. Was it awesome? Yes! Even better than I imagined!! We hope our post will inspire you to sign up for an aquarium sleepover, give you the scoop on what to expect when you visit, and offer a few tips for your experience.
Dunwoody Nature Center is an oasis for kids, with AMAZING programs and playscapes for the family. If that wasn’t enough, general admission is FREE! Here are 21+ fantastic ways to play at DNC.
For parents of toddlers through young middle schoolers, The Children’s Museum of Atlanta has a wide variety of stimulating, educational and developmental activities to appeal to children – and parents. I even found myself scampering up and down the piano stairs a few times!
Fernbank Museum just upped the ante with the addition of WildWoods and Fernbank Forest. These two outdoor additions are serious game changers. In fact, I think it’s fair to say Fernbank Museum is now THE best museum in Atlanta.
The Chick-Fil-A College Football Hall of Fame Atlanta and Fan Experience is one of Atlanta’s most popular attractions and the ultimate tailgate experience. Guests are whisked through a tunnel into a three-story atrium with 760 football helmets from different schools … Read More
Emotional. That’s how my elementary-aged child described the Civil Rights museum Atlanta is known for. He was not alone – our entire family was impacted by our visit to The National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
The Chattahoochee Nature Center is a natural playground that you want to be sure to visit. We have 19+ reasons why it is tops in our book!
Delta SKY360 Club seats at Truist park…all the perks without the annual club price
Tellus Museum, in Cartersville, is not only Northwest Georgia’s premier science museum and planetarium but many would argue it is the best science museum around! Who says the only dinosaur museum in Atlanta has to actually be in Atlanta?
The World of Coca-Cola, or World of Coke as most people call it, is one of the most popular attractions in Atlanta. Ask kids what they like best at the Coca-Cola museum, and most will say the tasting room, where they can sample Coke from all over the world.
Zoo Atlanta in Grant Park is a special place for families – both human and animal. From the fuzzy warm cuddles of Ya Lun and Xi Lun, the adorable panda twins, to the wiggles and wonders of the Scaly Slimy Spectacular Amphibian and Reptile Experience…there is so much to do and love in a world that is home to more than 1,000 animals representing more than 200 species! Atlanta Zoo in Georgia does not disappoint!