ASTRO Experiences · Atlanta, GA
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The Margaret Mitchell House preserves the apartment where the author wrote Gone With the Wind while recovering from injury in the 1920s. The historic home on the National Register of Historic Places interprets Mitchell's life and literary legacy while examining her novel's historical context and cultural impact.
Atlanta, GA
This museum in Atlanta, GA, shares stories about WERD, the first black-owned radio station in America. Visitors can view the spectacular Great Wall of Vinyl. The museum also features a collection of memorabilia related to America’s first female self-made millionaire and a leading African-American philanthropist.
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World of Coca-Cola features interactive exhibits exploring the brand's history through artifacts including vintage advertisements and vehicles, alongside experiential stations where visitors can taste beverages from around the world. Attractions include the Vault of the Secret Formula, scent-discovery experiences, and interactive beverage lab exhibits.
Atlanta, GA Area
Heal Thyself Atlanta offers a range of wellness services focusing on body, mind, and spirit, including colon hydrotherapy, energy work (Reiki, intuitive healing), facials, massages, and oxygen therapy.
Atlanta, GA Area
Musette offers elevated bike rentals delivered directly to customers in Atlanta, making it convenient to explore the city without the hassle of traditional bike shop rentals.
Atlanta, GA
The APEX Museum explores the African and African American experience, safeguarding stories, artifacts, and cultural legacies. Its exhibition, Serving in the Shadows: Black Soldiers in Segregated America, highlights over two centuries of African American military service. This exhibit covers contributions from colonial militias to the integration of the U.S. Armed Forces, showcasing the courage and resilience of Black service members. Visitors can experience a journey through patriotism and perseverance.
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Built between 1908 and 1910, the Herndon Home stands as a National Historic Landmark celebrating one of Atlanta's most prominent African American families. The museum preserves their legacy of enterprise, education, and community leadership through interpretive exhibitions in a residence designed by Adrienne McNeil Herndon.
Atlanta, GA
The Atlanta History Center operates multiple campuses showcasing the city's rich heritage. The Buckhead campus features rotating exhibitions and the Goizueta Children's Experience, while the Midtown location preserves the Margaret Mitchell House. The center offers research access through its collections and programs for all ages.
Atlanta, GA
The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum is located in Atlanta, Georgia. Visitors can learn and explore the museum, which features various exhibits. A research library is also available for use by appointment.
Atlanta, GA Area
Atlanta Personal Chef Service provides comprehensive personal chef experiences, including weekly meal prep, in-home dinner parties, and event catering, with customized meals based on dietary needs and preferences.
Atlanta, GA
The Georgia Aquarium is located in Downtown Atlanta, Georgia. Guests can observe sea lions and participate in unique animal encounters and experiences. The aquarium also hosts special events and engages in research and conservation efforts to support aquatic life and ocean health. This attraction can be combined with a visit to the World of Coca-Cola.
Atlanta, GA
Spelman College Museum of Fine Art is open to the public and celebrates Black women artists through exhibitions featuring works by Elizabeth Catlett, Faith Ringgold, and Carrie Mae Weems. The museum explores Black feminist imagination across painting, sculpture, photography, film, and installation media.
Atlanta, GA Area
NOC provides various ways to enjoy the Chattahoochee River, including tubing excursions, kayak rentals, canoeing, rafts, and stand-up paddleboards (SUP).
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The Woodruff Arts Center houses multiple cultural institutions including the Alliance Theatre, Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, and the High Museum of Art. The center offers exhibitions, performances, educational programs, and classes exploring diverse artistic traditions. Visitors experience theater, music, visual art, and community-focused cultural events.
Atlanta, GA
The Spa at The Starling is a day spa in Midtown Atlanta offering a range of relaxing services. These include deep tissue massages, hydrating body masks, restorative facials, and detailed hair and nail care. Guests can also enjoy a full steam room, an on-site nail salon, and an intimate lounge for unwinding. The spa hosts "Spa Experience Parties" for various group occasions.
Atlanta, GA
Cross Creek Golf Club is located in Atlanta’s northside, offering a challenging 2,000 yard par 54 course. The course features gently rolling land, ponds, grass mounds, and woods, making it enjoyable for golfers of all ages and ability levels. It is designed to help players sharpen their short game and is a family-friendly venue for recreational rounds or hosting events.
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The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is an immersive museum experience in Atlanta, GA. Visitors can step into living history to discover the courage to protect human rights and journey through history, justice, and human dignity. The center offers MIA, a multilingual interpretation app, which provides translated text and audio in over 30 languages for exhibit content. It also features educational programs and initiatives.
Atlanta, GA
The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park preserves the legacy of the civil rights leader through his birth home, the Ebenezer Baptist Church where he co-pastored, and exhibits exploring his life and movement.
Atlanta, GA
East Lake Golf Club, established in 1904, is Atlanta’s oldest golf course and the historic home of legendary golfer Bobby Jones. Since 2005, it has been the permanent home of the TOUR Championship, the final event of the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedEx Cup. The club underwent a recent restoration by architect Andrew Green, which honors its historic design while ensuring a world-class playing experience.
Atlanta, GA
The David J. Sencer CDC Museum, in association with the Smithsonian, is located at CDC Headquarters. It features award-winning permanent and changing exhibitions that focus on public health topics and the history of CDC. These include Global Health Chronicles, an exhibition developed in collaboration with Emory University.
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The High Museum of Art in Atlanta, GA, houses seven themed collections with over 19,000 works of art from around the world. Visitors can explore African, American, Decorative Arts and Design, European, Folk and Self-Taught, and Modern and Contemporary Art. The collections are regularly rotated, offering a new experience with each visit.
Atlanta, GA
SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion And Film is a museum in Atlanta, GA. It features exhibitions, educational programs, and special events. The museum also engages in community outreach and collections conservation.
Atlanta, GA
Browns Mill Golf Course is an 18-hole course located near downtown Atlanta. It offers tremendous views and challenging play for golfers of all skill levels. The course features a newly remodeled clubhouse with a food prep station, meeting rooms, and an outstanding view of the course.
Atlanta, GA
The Delta Flight Museum in Atlanta, GA, is housed in Historic Hangars built in the 1940s. Visitors can explore exhibitions covering the history of Delta and its family airlines, along with hands-on interactive experiences. The museum also features the first 747-400 ever built, Delta’s Ship 6301, offering an in-depth look at this iconic aircraft.