The USA is renowned for having the biggest of everything, so you should not miss a visit to the biggest aquarium on the planet.  You   will   be   treated  to   the    sight   of    over    500

species totaling more than 100,000 creatures including whales, sharks and other marine creatures.

Located between 10th Street and Piedmont Avenue, this recreational area is made up of 180 acres of fields, picnic sites, trails and  the  famous  Lake  Clara  Meer. The  park  is

also the venue for events which include the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Screen on the Green, which is a weekly free movie festival in the summer months.

If you want to learn about a large chunk of American history then this 32 acre area – complete with hiking trails, gardens and wildlife – is a great place to visit. Some of the highlights

include the 1928 Swan House and the Civil War exhibition at the museum.

As the most popular destination in the entire state of Georgia, Stone Mountain Park comprises of over 3,200 acres of untouched  wonders.  This  area  is  perfect  for  day

trips or camping and is very child-friendly. The latest addition to the park is a massive tubing hill which complements the Skylift to the mountaintop perfectly.

This museum will allow you to delve into the mind of one of America's most famous presidents. The exhibit includes a model   of   the   Oval   Office,   photographs,   timelines   and

highlights of the Carter administration. The museum is also home to the president's Nobel Peace Prize.