Looking for the best-of-the-best things to do in the Fall in Atlanta? We’ve got ’em! Whether you want to stay in a treehouse, go for a hike, see the beautiful fall foliage, visit a festival, take a train ride, or pick out a pumpkin — Atlanta has plenty of things to do to celebrate this wonderful season.
The Atlanta DragonCon parade is the largest and one of the best parades in the city. It doesn’t matter how old you are, or even if you’re a sci-fi fan, there is something for everyone at the Dragon Con parade.
Atlanta has a growing list of rooftop establishments with amazing views of everything from high-rise skylines, to suburban neighborhoods, and even a cemetery (which is actually very cool). Here are some of the best rooftop bars Atlanta has to offer!
What started as a small arts and crafts festival over 50 years ago, is now one of Georgia’s most beloved events! With more than 350 artists and crafters, demonstrations, awesome food, live entertainment, and kid’s activities, this is a can’t-miss event.
We’ve got a list of some of the best restaurants in McDonough GA and all of Henry County that you and your crew are sure to love!
Seasoned bikers, families, and little ones just learning – no matter who you are, bike riding is fun for everyone. There are plenty of great Atlanta bike trails in the city and the surrounding metro area. Whether you’re looking for paved family-friendly trails or mountain biking trails, this Georgia city has some great options.
When you think of world-class dining, you don’t usually think of the suburbs. But the Alpharetta restaurants on this list are dining destinations that coax even city folk to travel.
The quirky Little 5 Points Halloween Parade is one of the best parts of Halloween in Atlanta. Here’s everything you need to know about this year’s parade and festival!
Just a few miles from historic downtown Cartersville, Pettit Creek Farms is home to a menagerie of animals to rival metropolitan zoos. At Pettit Creek Farms, you can take a farm tour, attend one of their special events, zipline, host a birthday party, and get up close and personal with some of the exotic animals found on the farm. Here are some of our favorite things to do at Pettit Creek Farms.
Every October, we pilgrimage in our kilts and tartans to Stone Mountain Park for the annual Highland Games and all the Scottish festivities. Here’s everything you need to know about the food, games, demonstrations, and fun to be had at this fun, fall event.
Oakland Cemetery is like a good Irish wake, there is an appropriate amount of reverence, lots of great stories, and a party that celebrates life. And thankfully, no one has to pass on to enjoy this unusual Atlanta attraction.
Old Car City USA in White, GA is known as the “World’s Largest Known Classic Car Junkyard.” This photo-worthy spot is full of history, art, and a whole lot of cars. Here’s everything you need to know about this unique Georgia attraction.
Hurricane Harbor Water Park is an in-park oasis for families spending the day at Six Flags Over Georgia. Free with general park admission, it is a nice spot to relax, escape the Georgia heat, and enjoy some fun on beach-themed water rides.
Looking for the best ice cream Atlanta has to offer? I wanted to find out, because what can be better on a hot summer day (or a cold winter day, or a mild fall day, or just about any day) than ice cream?! Here are 21+ of the best spots to find ice cream in Atlanta and Georgia.
Of course you’ll find fresh produce at the farmers market, but an Atlanta farmers market tends to have more than just produce. You can find locally made crafts, international foods, seasonal items, and so much more at these fun Georgia markets. If you’re looking for a great Atlanta farmers market near you, we’ve got it! Here are 21+ Atlanta farmers markets in and around the metro area that we know you’ll love.