Top Atlanta Attractions & Museums

Jump inside the world's biggest box of LEGO bricks with a general admission ticket to LEGOLAND® Discovery Center, an indoor kid’s attraction with a 4D cinema, rides and more. Visit MINILAND to see many of Atlanta’s most popular landmarks made out of LEGO bricks. Zap the bad guys on the Kingdom's Quest Laser Ride and strive to pedal the fastest on Merlin’s Apprentice Ride. Designed for children ages three to 10, this dynamic playground is perfect for birthday parties or simply a day of creative, educational fun.

Experience Atlanta’s must-see tourist attractions—and enjoy considerable savings—on this exciting Atlanta CityPASS. Visit the Georgia Aquarium, the World of Coca-Cola, and CNN Studio Tours. Then choose between Zoo Atlanta or the National Center for Civil and Human Rights; and the Fernbank Museum of Natural History or the College Football Hall of Fame. This Atlanta CityPASS is valid for 30 consecutive days from the first date of use. Convenient mobile tickets are valid for 1 year from the date of purchase.

Avoid the ticketing window lines and explore the history of the world's most famous beverage brand at the World of Coca-Cola—the dynamic, multimedia home of Coke’s secret formula. Get closer than ever to the vault that holds the secret Coca-Cola recipe. See more than 1,200 rare artifacts and get a behind-the-scenes look at the bottling process. Then take a trip around the world in a thrilling 3-D movie experience before sampling more than 100 different beverages.

Founded in 1951 by the National Football Foundation, the College Football Hall of Fame immortalizes the greatest of the amateur gridiron. 5.1 million people have coached or played the game and less than 1,300 are inductees in the Hall. This makes the College Football Hall of Fame an extremely selective group of individuals. In 2014, the College Football Hall of Fame opened in Atlanta, a major hub of college football activity, a convention and tourist destination, and home of one of the nation’s busiest airports. It’s a $68.5 million, 95,000 square foot, state-of-the-art tribute to 977 players, 211 coaches, and countless fans. Three floors, five themed galleries and over 50 interactive exhibits, including a 47-yard football field and a three-story wall of over 750 college football helmets, awaits visitors.