Atlanta
Atlanta's original historic food hall – it dates to 1924 – is more about fresh produce, meats and seafood than some of the city's other, more gourmet-oriented markets, but there are some favorites here for a meal too, such as Beltline Burritos, Grindhouse Killer Burgers, Venezuelan arepas and soul food aplenty. It's walking distance from Centennial Olympic Park.
The whole place smells like sweet caramelized love courtesy of Miss D's New Orleans Pralines!
Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site
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The Civil Rights movement owes a great debt to the actions of various martyrs, communities and political actions throughout the American South, but almost…
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Atlanta's modern High Museum was the first to exhibit art from Paris' Louvre and is a destination as much for its architecture as its world-class exhibits…
Center for Civil and Human Rights
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The striking Center for Civil and Human Rights was a 2014 addition to Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park. It is a sobering $68-million memorial to the…
Martin Luther King Jr Birthplace
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The home where Martin Luther King was born and spent the first twelve years of his life is now part of the National Historic Site. Free first-come, first…
Fernbank Museum of Natural History
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Fernbank is a supremely kid-friendly museum that explores a bunch of subjects (dinosaurs, geology, shells, IMAX-style theater), all attached to a 65-acre…
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A glorious, rambling urban park and the setting of many cultural and music festivals. The park has fantastic bike paths and a Saturday Green Market (from…
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The new Ebenezer Baptist Church is the home of the congregation once led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. As befits one of the most influential church…
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A wonderland for visitors of all ages and hands down one of Atlanta's most unique attractions, the museum – expanded in 2015 – houses a treasury of…
1. First Ebenezer Baptist Church
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Martin Luther King Jr, his father and grandfather were all pastors here, and King Jr's mother was the choir director. Sadly she was murdered here by a…
2. Ebenezer Baptist Church (New)
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The new Ebenezer Baptist Church is the home of the congregation once led by Dr Martin Luther King Jr. As befits one of the most influential church…
3. Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site
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The Civil Rights movement owes a great debt to the actions of various martyrs, communities and political actions throughout the American South, but almost…
4. King Center for Non-Violent Social Change
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Across from the visitor center of the National Historic Site, this place has information on Martin Luther King Jr's life and work and a few of his…
5. Martin Luther King Jr Birthplace
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The home where Martin Luther King was born and spent the first twelve years of his life is now part of the National Historic Site. Free first-come, first…
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The gold-domed capitol is Atlanta's political hub. Free self-guided tours give visitors a glance at state-level American politics.
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This shopping and entertainment district in the Five Points area touted itself as a 'city beneath the streets' when it opened on Atlanta's original post…
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In addition to holding the graves of author Margeret Mitchell, golf great Bobby Jones and Atlanta’s first African American mayor, Maynard Jackson, Atlanta…