www.atlantainc.com http://www.atlantainc.com Sun, 16 Oct 2011 00:00:00 +0000 en hourly 1 The Complete Guide For Vacation To Atlanta http://www.atlantainc.com/2011/10/16/the-complete-guide-for-vacation-to-atlanta/ http://www.atlantainc.com/2011/10/16/the-complete-guide-for-vacation-to-atlanta/#comments Sun, 16 Oct 2011 00:00:00 +0000 admin http://www.atlantainc.com/&p=8 Atlanta is a sports fan’s dream destination. It has major and minor league sports teams, golf, racing, and other sports at its numerous stadiums, arenas, course, and tracks.

The football season starts in September, and, football fans can kick off the season by cheering on the Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome. There are college football games visitors can attend include the Chick-fil-a-Bowl and The 100 Black Men Football Classic. Area college football teams Morehouse College, Georgia Tech, and GSU are also crowd pleasers. Atlanta is a golfers delight with over 100 different golf course. Visitors can tee-off on either a private or public course such as the Charlie Yates Golf Course, or Cannon Gates Club. Basketball fans can sit court side at Turner Fields and view a Braves game. The Braves museum and hall of Fame is a place fans can learn about the team’s history dating back to 1871. The Phillip’s Arena hosts the Atlanta Hawks and the Atlanta Dream. And, Motor sports fans can take in a race at Road Atlanta host of the Petit le Mans.

Sports fans looking for year round entertainment can visit Atlanta and enjoy world class sporting activities and championship sports teams.

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The restaurants cater to a wide variety of tastes and budgets. Visitors can sample ethnic foods from Jamaica or Hawaii, BBQ, and of course Southern Cooking. After eating, visitors can browse the many shops and purchase keepsakes, souvenirs, and memorabilia of Atlanta. The stores include national franchises, specialty shops, boutiques, and bakeries. After shopping, visitors can enjoy an evening of entertainment in one of the malls clubs or sports bars. Visitors to the mall should also attend one of their yearly cultural events. Celebrants can participate in the Ocktober Fest, Black History Month Celebration, St. Patrick’s Day Festival, A Taste Of The Underground, and Heritage Arts Festival. In addition to dining and shopping, visitors can enjoy fortune tellers and a history tour. History buffs can learn of Atlanta’s rich past through a guided tour of Atlanta’s Civil War to Civil Rights history.

A trip to Underground Atlanta is an opportunity to experience the finest cultural entertainment.

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Martin Luther King Jr. National Site: The location of where this Civil Rights leader was born, the Martin Luther King Jr. site offers the plot where he was buried, the church where he preached on a weekly basis and a park where one can walk around and enjoy the views. This site attracts more than a half million people on an annual basis.

Atlanta Botanical Garden: For outdoor lovers, this botanical garden offers a wide array of the flowers and trees that you’ll see throughout the state of Georgia. This Botanical Garden is known for it’s rare collection of Orchid that have never been seen before throughout all of the southeast.

Turner Field: Home of the Atlanta Braves, catch a baseball game in the Summer months. Even if baseball isn’t in season, check out the local Braves Hall of Fame that features Hank Aaron’s record breaking home run ball. For those that love basketball, the Philips Arena is minutes away from this stadium.

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A visit to the farm where Joel Chandler Harris wrote his famous childrens’ stories will be a treat for the young at heart and offer a new avenue of reading for children. Harris, affectionately known as ‘Uncle Remus’ was the creator of such lovable animal characters as Br’ers Rabbit, Bear and Fox.

Dialogue in the Dark offers a unique, unforgettable and definitely educational experience for all visitors. During this adventure, visitors are blindfolded and guided through what will appear to be the everyday world as experienced by those who are blind or visually challenged.

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