Attractions

For Georgia residents and beyond, visiting NETHERWORLD Haunted House has become a yearly tradition. And for good reason.

With Saturday, Sept. 23 marking the first official day of fall, it’s time to make plans to enjoy a variety of fall festivities.

You will soon be able to step back in time at the Tutankhamun: His Tomb and His Treasure exhibit.

Earlier this month, my friends and I met up to play Escape the NETHERWORLD’s newest escape game, Alien Terror: Doom of the Dark Horizon.

Grab the family and discover how plants and animals defy gravity at Fernbank’s outdoor “Flora, Fauna and Flight” exhibit.

The Georgia Aquarium is taking big strides in accessibility, offering scuba diving experiences for individuals of all physical and cognitive abilities with expertly trained staff and custom-designed facilities.

Summer in Atlanta is a never-ending carousel of activity, and here are just a few family-friendly attractions for the best summer ever.

Arcades aren’t just for kids anymore. Add these adult-only game lounges to your Atlanta bucket list.

After 40 years, Stone Mountain Park is retiring its iconic classic Lasershow.

Sunshine and warm weather are right around the corner, just in time for one of Atlanta’s hottest rooftop pools to reopen for spring and summer.

Chateau Elan offers the ultimate experience for lovers of both wine and the outdoors.

Childhood dreams are coming true this weekend. Fun for both kids and adults, the world’s largest bounce house is headed to the Gwinnett County Fair Grounds on Feb. 25-26, as well as March 3-5. 

Zoo Atlanta and Hanart Culture have partnered again this year for a one-of-a-kind illuminated Chinese lantern festival.

Atlanta’s beloved Pink Pigs – Priscilla and Percival – are making headlines again this holiday season.

Off work with the kids out of school for Thanksgiving break? Here are a few fun activities to make the most of your down time together:• Harry Potter: The Exhibition is an immersive experience that’s fun for both long-time Wizarding World fans and newbies to the wildly popular franchise.

Cirque du Soleil has returned to Atlanta with the biggest show in its history, featuring more than 45 cast members from over 15 countries.

Around metro Atlanta, there are plenty of fall activities still available to be done before the winter holidays kick into full swing.

Following the success of exhibits on Vincent Van Gogh and Pablo Picasso, Atlantans can now take an interactive look at the world of French painter Claude Monet.

Calling all wizards (and muggles) – “Harry Potter: The Exhibition,” the most comprehensive immersive exhibition presented about the Wizarding World, is coming to Atlanta.

Atlanta’s most terrifying haunted attraction, NETHERWORLD Haunted House, hosts its opening weekend Friday, Sept. 23-Saturday, Sept. 24.

Happy fifth birthday to Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

In 10 years as a car-noisseur, I’ve probably perused over 100 museums and private collections.

Save The Video Store is a new theatrical experience where participants can join in or watch as they’re taken through interactive storylines, games, and secret spaces to be found.

Circus Vazquez returned to Atlanta this month with the addition of a Ukrainian group of dancers, acrobats and performers known as Bingo Troupe.

This summer, two extraordinary journeys are headed to the Illuminarium, and they are not to be missed.

Love Tiny Doors ATL? From 10AM-3PM on June 18, go behind the scenes and meet artist-in-residence Karen Anderson Singer.

The most interactive circus in the world, UniverSoul Circus is in Atlanta with a lineup filled with show-stopping performances to celebrate its 29th season.

Imagine Picasso: The Immersive Exhibition is now welcoming visitors at the Pullman Yards in Atlanta.

Home to one of the world’s largest orchid collections in the world, the Atlanta Botanical Garden combines art and floral landscapes in its annual exhibition: Orchid Daze.

From civil rights leaders and politicians to millionaires and musicians, Atlanta has been home to several iconic African-American figures in history.