Atlanta Travel Guide - Atlanta has become known as the “Crown Jewel of the South” and while you are visiting the great city of Atlanta take in The Centennial Olympic Park was created for the 1996 Olympic Games held in Atlanta. The Centennial Olympic Park has 21 acres of land and 500,000 commemorative bricks and flags that honor the nation. Secondly, you should visit the Underground Atlanta, which is an underground mall that covers six city blocks. Shopping, dining and entertainment are all in this wonderful underground little city of its own. There are over one hundred different places that will keep you very busy for hours. You won't be bored when you are visiting Atlanta.

There are plenty of museums, theatres, nightlife and restaurants for you to enjoy during your stay and more than enough shops to spend your money in while you are in Atlantia Georgia. This city has some very unique things that you will definitely find impressive. It has the largest museum dedicated to the art of puppetry. An experience for young and old and all who visit love it. You’ll spend hours just admiring all the things in the museum and seeing the puppet shows. Atlanta has the oldest continually running ballet in the country, which is impressive in itself, but wait until you see the performances. Not to mention all the other shows in the city, which you should take in as many as you can. Atlanta is filled with culture and you'll enjoy seeing as many of the attractions that you can.

The City of Atlanta since in was incorporated in 1847 fought hard to protect its dignity and in the year 1996 it won the right to host the 1996 Olympics. This led to much recognition for the city. The Atlanta population has reached 3.5 million as it becomes an ever more popular place to live and play and work. After you visit the area you will have to agree that there is something very special in Atlanta.

For a map of Atlanta Hotels go to the local tourism office they can help you find a suitable hotel.