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Experiences in Atlanta, GA

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Michael C. Carlos Museum
Atlanta, GA
The Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University houses a world-class collection of anthropological and artistic materials spanning multiple continents. The museum cares for over 1.2 million cultural items and 500,000 photographs, supported by ongoing conservation and provenance research.
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Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Course
Atlanta, GA
Alfred Tup Holmes Golf Course is an 18-hole golf course located in Southwest Atlanta. It features evenly cut greens, three sets of tee boxes at each hole, and views of low rolling hills. The course is named after Alfred Tup Holmes, who led the desegregation of golf courses in Atlanta in 1955.
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Trap Music Museum
Atlanta, GA
The Trap Music Museum in Atlanta, GA, features curated installations and original artwork, accompanied by the soundtrack of a generation. Each room tells a story for visitors to experience. The museum also offers Atlanta's only hip-hop escape room, where guests solve puzzles to beat the clock. It hosts various groups and private events.
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Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Atlanta, GA
Fernbank Museum of Natural History is a science and nature experience in Atlanta. It offers 75 acres of outdoor exhibits, walking trails, a canopy walk, native wildlife, and nature playgrounds in WildWoods and Fernbank Forest. The museum also features a Giant Screen Theater showing documentaries on a 4-story screen. Additionally, it hosts Fernbank After Dark, an after-hours event with food, drinks, and adventure under the dinosaurs.
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John A. White Golf Course
Atlanta, GA
John A. White Golf Course is a public-access 9-hole golf course located in Southwest Atlanta. This regulation par-35 course, originally opened in 1929, was renovated in 1999 by Billy Fuller and Bob Cupp, with bunkers and greens updated in 2022. Visitors can play a round of golf or use the full practice facility. The course also hosts golf outings and was featured on Golf Channel.
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Atlanta Monetary Museum
Atlanta, GA
The Atlanta Monetary Museum showcases money history through displays and multimedia exhibits. Visitors gain an inside look at the Federal Reserve Bank's high-tech vault and cash-processing operations.
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Children's Museum of Atlanta
Atlanta, GA
The Children’s Museum of Atlanta is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating learning opportunities for children. It offers a world of hands-on exploration and discovery that sparks imagination. The museum supports children, caregivers, and educators in their life-long learning journey through the power of play.
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Chastain Park Golf Course
Atlanta, GA
Chastain Park Golf Course is an 18-hole course located in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood. It is rated Atlanta’s top public course. Visitors can enjoy outstanding features and scenic views of the Buckhead skyline from its rolling hills.
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Museum of Illusions Atlanta
Atlanta, GA
Museum of Illusions Atlanta is a museum in Atlanta, GA. It offers a fascinating world of illusions for visitors to explore. The museum features both classic and new illusions, providing an intriguing visual, sensory, and educational experience. It also hosts corporate and private events among its mind-bending illusions.
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Boat Charters
Lord Nelson Charters
Atlanta, GA Area
This operator offers private sailing charters on Lake Lanier, located just 40 minutes from Atlanta, including sunset cruises, private day sails, and corporate team building experiences.
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Rhodes Hall
Atlanta, GA
Rhodes Hall, built in 1904, is an Atlanta landmark and house museum, originally the residence of Amos Rhodes. Known as the "castle on Peachtree," it showcases late Victorian architectural design. Visitors can tour the house to learn about its history. The hall also serves as a venue for social and corporate events and is headquarters for The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.
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College Football Hall of Fame
Atlanta, GA
The College Football Hall of Fame is a museum in Atlanta, GA. It features a Hall of Fame Exhibit dedicated to celebrating the passion and traditions of college football and its greatest players and coaches. The venue also hosts private events.
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