Enjoy Fun Activities in Atlanta, GA!

World of Coca Cola Margaret Mitchell House Georgia Dome Georgia Aquarium Zoo Atlanta High Museum of Art Atlanta Motor Speedway

The Sleep Inn Austell is located just minutes away from some of Georgia’s most popular attractions. Visit great tourist destinations and enjoy the wide variety of fun activities Atlanta and the surrounding area has to offer. Atlanta’s historical sites, art and history museums, shopping malls, parks, and other great attractions offer fun for the whole family. You’ll love our convenient location and the fantastic entertainment and attractions all just a few minutes away from our comfortable rooms.

Atlanta, GA Area Attractions

World of Coca Cola. Browse the world's largest collection of memorabilia that celebrates Coca Cola, the soft drink that was created in Atlanta in 1886. Take a peek at the history of this popular drink and get plenty of free samples during the tour. www.woccatlanta.com

Atlanta Braves. Enjoy a day of family baseball fun with the Atlanta Braves. A charter member of the National League since 1876, the Atlanta Braves have been a part of Atlanta’s baseball tradition since 1966 and offer exciting baseball action at their home, Turner Field, from April-October. www.atlanta.braves.mlb.com  [Top]

Margaret Mitchell House and Gone With the Wind Museum. The Margaret Mitchell House and Gone With the Wind Museum offers visitors a look into the life and career of this renowned author and a peek at Atlanta during the three-day gala surrounding the 1939 premier of the now famous movie. www.gwtw.org

Fernbank Museum of Natural History. Travel through time and learn about dinosaurs, see artifacts and discover more about the history of the Earth, its wildlife and the environment we call home. The museum’s IMAX theatre offers a variety of films covering a wide range of topics. Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm, Sun. noon-5pm www.fernbank.edu  [Top]

Georgia Dome. Home to the Atlanta Falcons football team, this sports and entertainment venue is located in the heart of downtown Atlanta and plays host to a variety of events throughout the year from tradeshows and concerts to the popular annual Chick-fil-A Bowl game. www.gadome.com

Underground Atlanta. Underground Atlanta is a unique shopping experience in downtown Atlanta. Incortporated into Atlanta’s historic 1920’s concrete viaduct system, this tourist destination is home to a variety of shops, restaurants and nightclubs and offers a look back at Atlanta’s historic architecture through the ornate marble, granite archways, cast iron pilasters, decorative brickwork, and hand-carved wood posts that still remain today. www.underground-atlanta.com  [Top]

Georgia Aquarium. Known as the world’s largest aquarium, the Georgia Aquarium houses more than 100,000 animals and 500 different fresh water and marine species in its spectacular, eight million gallon tanks. Open daily 9am-6pm. www.georgiaaquarium.org

CNN Center. Take a behind the scenes tour of this popular news studio. See a re-creation of the CNN main control room, view video clips of the top 100 news stories of the past 20 years, and learn how they make images, like weather maps, appear on the screen behind anchors and correspondents. www.cnn.com/tour/atlanta  [Top]

Zoo Atlanta. Home of the world-famous panda bears, Lun Lun and Yang Yang and 249 other animal species, including Starlet O'Hara the painting elephant and Jalal the Sumatran tiger. Open daily, 9:30am – 4:30pm. www.zooatlanta.org

Atlanta Botanical Garden. With 15 acres of landscaped gardens and woodlands in Piedmont Park, the Atlanta Botanical Garden features a variety of roses, herbs, rockeries, and Japanese gardens. The little ones will also enjoy the children's garden with its interactive exhibits and stunning orchid center. www.atlantabotanicalgarden.org  [Top]

High Museum of Art. Founded in 1905 as the Atlanta Art Association, the High Museum of Art houses over 11,000 works of 19th and 20th century art. You’ll see a wide variety of art, from paintings to photography in the museum’s permanent collections, including a large collection of southern folk art. www.high.org

Centennial Park. Engraved brick pathways and the famous Olympic Rings fountain make this park a great place to meet, see a free concert, cool off in the fountain, picnic, or just take in a ground-level view of downtown and midtown. www.centennialpark.com  [Top]

Atlanta Motor Speedway. With its 1.5 mile quad-oval race track, exciting NASCAR and drag races, the recently updated, 870 acre Atlanta Motor Speedway is a racing venue offers great fun for the whole family. www.atlantamotorspeedway.com

Atlanta Cyclorama. The 1864 Civil War Battle of Atlanta is narrated here in the world's largest painting and diorama in the round, complete with music and sound effects. The museum is also the home of the “Texas,” a famous Civil War locomotive. Open daily, 9:30am – 4:30pm. www.webguide.com/cyclorama.html  [Top]