Atlanta is made for a bright day out: the world's biggest aquarium and World of Coca-Cola downtown, Dr. King's Sweet Auburn, the art-lined BeltLine, and Midtown's museums and gardens, with a French château and a granite mountain when you want to escape the Perimeter.
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The heart of Dr. King's Atlanta, his birth home, Ebenezer Baptist Church, and the reflecting-pool tomb along historic Auburn Avenue.
Pip’s Tip Free, daily 9 to 5. Dr. King's birth home and Ebenezer Baptist, and the birth home tour needs booking on the day.
A moving museum that ties the American civil rights movement to human rights worldwide, the lunch-counter experience is unforgettable.
Pip’s Tip Wednesday to Sunday, 10 to 5, closed Monday and Tuesday. Ties the civil rights movement to human rights worldwide.
Atlanta's oldest Black history museum, the African American Panoramic Experience, from Africa through the rise of Sweet Auburn.
Pip’s Tip Tuesday to Saturday, 10 to 5. Atlanta's oldest Black history museum, in Sweet Auburn.
One of the world's largest aquariums, whale sharks, beluga whales, and a walk-through ocean tunnel.
The story of the world's most famous soft drink, capped by a tasting room of 100+ flavors from around the globe.
A former rail corridor reborn as an art-lined walking and biking trail linking parks, murals, patios and neighborhoods.
A restored 1926 Sears building, a buzzing food hall, shops, and a rooftop with skyline views and carnival games.
Atlanta's signature 200-acre green, skyline views, a lake, dog park and weekend green market.
The Southeast's leading art museum, a bright Richard Meier landmark with a deep African American art collection.
A jaw-dropping 1929 Moorish movie palace, take the daytime tour or catch Broadway under its starry ceiling.
Thirty acres beside Piedmont Park, famous for its treetop canopy walk and dramatic seasonal exhibitions.
The 1996 Olympics legacy park with the Fountain of Rings, ringed by downtown's biggest attractions.
The city's most famous skyline photo spot, made iconic by The Walking Dead, best at golden hour.
Georgia's château, tastings, spa days and golf forty-five minutes up I-85 for an easy day escape.
A National Heritage Area of granite outcrops, quiet trails and rare wildflowers, half an hour east of town.
North Georgia's flagship estate, an award-winning multi-generational family winery with sweeping mountain views, a stone-bar tasting room and a beloved Sunday brunch, about 75 minutes north.
A Tuscan-style estate set in a European-inspired village overlooking the vineyard, pairing estate-grown wines with a farm-to-table restaurant, one of the most scenic day trips in the state.
Perched on a 1,600-ft ridge with arguably the best panoramic mountain view in North Georgia, pouring estate-grown wines from a covered deck with live music.
A four-hour guided ride through Sweet Auburn, the West End, the Atlanta University Center and Tyler Perry Studios, with stops and a lunch break.
Open-air electric cars and segways cover downtown, Midtown and the Eastside with a live guide, the city's top-reviewed tour operator.
Tastings through the historic Municipal Market plus a hands-on biscuit class, and a separate MLK walking tour of the Sweet Auburn district.
French turrets, Georgia vines, the family's favorite hour north.
A family caravan and a picnic at the overlook. Members hear first.
Day trips are one chapter of Pip's Lifestyle, find the stays, brunch spots, lounges and the Domino Club below.
