Atlanta attractions
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[edit] List of Atlanta attractions
- AIDS Memorial Quilt
- APEX Museum
- Atlanta Botanical Garden
- Atlanta Civic Center
- Atlanta Cyclorama
- Atlanta History Center
- Atlanta Preservation Center
- CNN Center
- Callanwolde Center for Fine Arts
- Carter Center
- Centennial Olympic Park
- Center for Puppetry Arts
- Chastain Park Amphitheatre
- Children's Museum of Atlanta
- Fernbank Museum of Natural History
- Fox Theatre
- Georgia Aquarium
- Georgia Dome
- Georgia World Congress Center
- Grant Park
- Hammonds House
- Herndon Home
- High Museum of Art
- Lakewood Amphitheatre
- Margaret Mitchell House
- Martin Luther King, Jr. Historic Site
- National Museum of Patriotism
- Oakland Cemetery
- Philips Arena
- Piedmont Park
- Silverback Stadium
- Six Flags Over Georgia
- Stone Mountain
- Sweet Auburn Curb Market
- The Varsity
- Turner Field
- Underground Atlanta
- Woodruff Arts Center
- World of Coca-Cola
- Zoo Atlanta
[edit] Cultural events
Popular annual cultural events include:
- Atlanta Dogwood Festival, a Spring arts and crafts festival at Piedmont Park
- Screen on the Green, outdoor classic movies in June in Piedmont Park
- Atlanta Pride, Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual/Transgendered Pride event
- Atlanta Jazz Festival, largest free jazz festival in the USA
- Sweet Auburn SpringFest
- Inman Park Festival
- Virginia-Highlands Summerfest
- Georgia Renaissance Festival
- Greek Festival
- JapanFest Atlanta[1]
- Dragon Con, a science fiction and fantasy convention that is the largest of its type
- Anime Weekend Atlanta
- Momocon, two-day free admission anime/gaming/comics convention at Georgia Tech
- Furry Weekend Atlanta, the fourth largest furry convention
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