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"The Atlanta History Center is one of the city’s most popular attractions. The 33-acre site, located in Atlanta’s northwestern Buckhead district, has a museum and research center, beautiful grounds and gardens, the 1928 Swan House, a historic cyclorama painting of the Battle of Atlanta, and a recreation of the working antebellum Smith Family Farm. Adults $21.50, seniors/students (13+) $18, children (4-12) $9."

"Set on 32 acres of gardens, wildlife trails, and forest, the Atlanta History Center brings history to life with exhibitions on the Civil War, Southern folk art, and the 1996 Olympic Games, among much more. Don’t miss the Smith Family Farm, where costumed characters—and sheep!. —teach kids hands-on homesteading skills."

"Originally the residence of Emily and Edward Inman, this historic mansion was built in 1928 by architect Philip Trammell Shutze and is now part of the Atlanta History Center in Buckhead.. The elaborate main facade combines Renaissance and classical styles, and fans of the "Hunger Games" film series may recognize the home: it was used as President Snow's residence in the popular movies. Continue to 9 of 9 below."

"The grand old architecture of Georgia is one of its biggest selling points as a tourist destination. Atlanta has its fair share of mansions as well, including the Swan House. Built in the early 1900s, the Swan House is a beautiful estate sitting on top of a picturesque hill."

"This seven-acre public conservation park doubles as a community garden and boasts walking trails, a spring-fed creek, a frog pond and more. It is located mere miles from downtown Atlanta and is managed by residents of the neighborhood."

"MidtownIn the time before the pandemic, Bon Ton was a fun, intimate restaurant with a strong New Orleans vibe (that tin ceiling!). The pandemic has forced them to switch to a takeout model, for now, though which means you can still get their beloved seafood offerings, only now you have to eat them at home. The takeout menu still offers seafood by the pound (get the crab legs) and delicious sandwiches like the Bon Ton Banh mi with a choice of fried shrimp, blackened catfish, or cauliflower falafel as a protein."

"This little Midtown spot is a total gem, with cajun/creole food with a touch of Vietnamese flair that’s absurdly delicious. Snap a pic by their Fancy Service sign and enjoy the gouda mac and cheese and ambiance. Available for takeout only at this time, but save them for a visit once the pandemic is over!"

"Thrive is an upscale yet casual restaurant located in the heart of downtown Atlanta. Thrive combines the elements of delicious food and extensive drink choices with a luxury setting. Open for lunch and dinnerDress code: CasualPhone: +1 404-389-1000"

"One of three Ray's restaurants, Ray's in the City is one of Atlanta's fine dining establishments and a culinary landmark with an aquarium, an onyx bar, and beautiful views over the city. The menu features freshly flown-in seafood delivered several times daily as well as a delicious array of starters, soups, signature salads, entrées, and desserts along with local craft brews and handmade cocktails. Specialties include Canadian cold water lobster tail, jumbo lump crab cakes, horseradish-encrusted black grouper, and broiled seafood platters, while other mouthwatering dishes include salsa cruda-topped trout and North Atlantic ginger-glazed yellowfin tuna."

"Next up is downtown’s Ray’s In The City, situated at 240 Peachtree St. NW. With four stars out of 643 reviews on Yelp, the restaurant, which serves sushi, seafood, traditional American food and more, has proven to be a local favorite for those looking to indulge. Ray’s In The City flies in fresh fish daily and offers live music Wednesday through Saturday. READ MORE: CW69 Sports Interview: Shawn Elliott"

"Right in the heart of Downtown near the entrance to the AmericasMart, you’ll find Ray’s in the City. Known for its delicious seafood flown in daily from the Atlantic and Pacific, a stop at Ray’s will be well worth the time spent. At lunch, sandwiches are a good choice if you want to be in and out in a hurry."

"The Tower Place Park is a pocket park tucked away amidst office buildings and condominiums in the heart of the Buckhead shopping district. Located within walking distance of the Buckhead MARTA station, the park features manicured grounds with winding sidewalks, fountains, shady trees, and sculptures."

"Pemberton Place, named after the inventor of Coca Cola, is home to popular Atlanta attractions such as the World of Coke, Georgia Aquarium, and the Center for Civil and Human Rights. It is just north of Centennial Olympic Park and a great place to take photos of with Atlanta buildings in the background."