Museum of Design Atlanta is the only museum in this part of the country that is focused entirely on the study and recognition of design. It features a large number of exhibitions ranging from educational programs for children to inspiring adult content. You can take a comprehensive tour of the museum and learn more about the intricate world of design or stop at the museum's gift shop that sells an extensive variety of merchandise.

Located in a wonderful neighborhood, Atlanta Contemporary Art Center is devoted to presenting the latest artworks by both national and international artists. It features different thematic shows that will definitely amaze you. If you're looking for the weirdest art in town, this is the place to be.

Financed by a $250 million donation by Bernie Marcus and housing more than 100,000 freshwater and marine creatures in more than 81 million gallons of fresh and marine water, the Georgia Aquarium is the world's biggest aquarium. Some of the most famous exhibits are the four whale sharks and the Ocean Voyager exhibit tunnel. This is an attraction you don't want to miss.

World of Coca-Cola showcases the history of the Coca-Cola Company. It is a popular entertainment and attractions area. This 20-acre structure is also located near the Georgia Aquarium. The tour includes the "Coca-Cola Loft" featuring a big collection of advertising memorabilia, a stop at the museum theater, and a large number of items related to the Coca-Cola brand. A must-see attraction for all soda fans.

Opened in 2003, Imagine It! Museum inspires the younger generation to tread the path of imagination and discovery. It accomplishes this through the power of play. Being designed specifically for the children age eight and under, the museum has a broad variety of hands-on activities. It has plenty of educational and entertaining areas your children can explore, with topics ranging from Math and Science to Language, Arts and Social Studies. This is a delightful place to bring your little ones to.

Founded in 1998, the Eyedrum gallery is a non-profit organization that focuses on a broad variety of arts including music, contemporary art and media. It diligently seeks and supports local artists and houses a number of exhibitions and community events. You can listen to live music by local and international bands as well as watch independent films. If you're up for an educational experience then this gallery is indubitably worth visiting.

Located in Grant Park in Atlanta, the Cyclorama features a cylindrical panoramic drawing of the American Civil War. Painted by a team of Germans, it was exhibited for the first time in 1887. Later on, in 1921, a special building was built in which the painting has been housed up until the present day. This is a must-see attraction.