After Martinsville, the series comes to Atlanta. Loads to do here, and plenty of attractions. But we’d like to venture off the beaten path. No Varsity. No aquarium. No World of Coke. What else is there to do in Atlanta?
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3 Comments
cathyrrooks
Oct 18 2008 09:42
Atlanta
There is Underground Atlanta which is downtown. At the CNN Building they do tours. That is a huge place. Across the street is the State Capitol. Hard Rock Cafe is around the corner. Then you have Little 5 Points area where anything goes with shops and plenty to eat. If you stayed in Atlanta for a month you would not run out of things to see and do. If anybody wants good Southern BBQ then there is Harold’s BBQ. It opened in 1948. It is good!!
linedrives20
Oct 17 2008 11:09
A very cool place...a rural garden cemetery
Take a stroll though Historic Oakland Cemetery in Grant Park and then hop across the street to Six Feet Under for some great food, great people and an amazing view!
xXbitten99Xx
Oct 14 2008 17:15
Stone Mountain
is a beautiful place. It’s in the Atlanta area
