Roam AroundAI Travel Planner

Morning. Start your day at the Museum & Gallery at Bob Jones University [25596], which houses one of the largest collections of European Old Master paintings in the United States. Afterward, head to the World of Coca-Cola [1808], where you can learn about the history of the world's most famous soft drink and sample different flavors from around the world.

Afternoon. Visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park [1804], which includes the birthplace, home, and final resting place of the civil rights leader. Afterward, head to the Georgia Aquarium [1803], one of the largest aquariums in the world, to see a variety of marine life, including whale sharks and beluga whales.

Evening. Spend the evening at Centennial Olympic Park [14243], a 21-acre public park that was built for the 1996 Summer Olympics. The park features a variety of attractions, including the Fountain of Rings, which puts on a spectacular water show throughout the day and night.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to Zoo Atlanta [14454], which houses more than 1,000 animals from around the world, including giant pandas, gorillas, and lemurs. Afterward, visit the Margaret Mitchell House [14238], where the author of "Gone with the Wind" wrote her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel.

Afternoon. Take a tour of the Georgia State Capitol [14449], a historic building that houses the offices of the governor and other state officials. Afterward, head to the College Football Hall of Fame [18939], where you can learn about the history of college football and see exhibits dedicated to some of the sport's greatest players.

Evening. Catch a show at the Fox Theatre [14451], a historic theater that has been entertaining audiences since 1929. The theater hosts a variety of events, including Broadway shows, concerts, and comedy acts.

Morning. Take a walk along the Atlanta Beltline [14447], a network of public parks, trails, and transit that connects some of the city's most vibrant neighborhoods. Afterward, visit the National Center for Civil and Human Rights [18941], which features exhibits and programs that explore the history of the civil rights movement and other human rights issues.

Afternoon. Take a scenic drive to Stone Mountain Park [1802], a 3,200-acre park that features a massive granite mountain, hiking trails, and a variety of attractions, including a historic plantation and a scenic railroad. Afterward, visit the Fernbank Museum of Natural History [14453], which features exhibits on dinosaurs, Georgia's natural history, and the world's cultures.

Evening. Explore the charming neighborhood of Inman Park [14260], which features a variety of historic homes, restaurants, and shops. End your night with a visit to Oakland Cemetery [14237], a historic cemetery that is the final resting place of many of Atlanta's most notable citizens.

Morning. Start your day with a visit to the Atlanta Botanical Garden [1799], which features a variety of gardens, including a 600-foot-long canopy walk and the largest collection of orchids in the United States. Afterward, head to Piedmont Park [1805], a 185-acre public park that features a variety of activities, including hiking, biking, and swimming.

Afternoon. Visit the Ebenezer Baptist Church [14445], where Martin Luther King Jr. served as co-pastor during the civil rights movement. Afterward, head to the Atlanta History Center [1800], which features exhibits on the city's history, including the Civil War and the Olympics.

Evening. Spend your evening at Krog Street Market [24668], a trendy food hall that features a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops. End your night with a visit to the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta [18940], where you can learn about the history of money and the role of the Federal Reserve in the U.S. economy.

Morning. Take a trip to Senoia [18942], a small town south of Atlanta that has been featured in many movies and TV shows, including "The Walking Dead." Take a guided tour to see the town's iconic filming locations and learn about its history.

Afternoon. Visit the High Museum of Art Atlanta [1806], which features a variety of art collections, including American, European, and African art. Afterward, take a scenic drive to Callaway Gardens [29724], a 2,500-acre resort that features a variety of activities, including golf, hiking, and zip lining.

Evening. Spend your evening at SunTrust Park [14452], home of the Atlanta Braves baseball team. Catch a game or take a tour of the stadium, which features a variety of restaurants, bars, and shops.