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The Tabernacle: an intimate concert experience

The Tabernacle: an intimate concert experience
To some, the old building on Luckie Street is still a type of sanctuary. Though not specifically a place of worship anymore, the Tabernacle is still home to a different sort of faithful - concert goers.

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Tellus Northwest Georgia Science Museum: Reach for the stars

Tellus Northwest Georgia Science Museum: Reach for the stars
At Tellus Northwest Georgia Science Museum it's your mission to explore the universe. So go ahead, reach for the stars, hang out with dinosaurs, play with a rainbow or find a gem. You can do it all without ever leaving Georgia.

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Archibald Smith Plantation Home: hidden history

Archibald Smith Plantation Home: hidden history
The perfectly preserved Archibald Smith Plantation Home, located in historic Roswell, coyly hides from plain view. This magnificent 19th century structure takes visitors back to the time when it was built in 1845.

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Centennial Olympic Park:

Centennial Olympic Park:
Since the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta, Centennial Olympic Park has continued to serve residents and visitors as a greenspace jewel in the heart of the city -- a place where friends and family meet for picnics, playtime and must-come events.

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Andretti Indoor Karting & Games: edge of your seat thrills

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games: edge of your seat thrills
Racing fans will tell you that there's nothing quite like the roar of an engine to get the blood pumping. Now imagine being the one in the driver's seat! Fasten your seat belt: Any time spent at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games is going to be a thrilling ride.

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'China's Terracotta Army' conquering attendance records in Atlanta

'China's Terracotta Army' conquering attendance records in Atlanta
He conquered China, then built an army of clay so he would live forever. Two thousand years later, Qin Shihuangdi's warriors are attracting record crowds at the High Museum of Art's exhibit, "The First Emperor: China’s Terracotta Army."

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The Wren's Nest: home of the Brer Rabbit

The Wren's Nest: home of the Brer Rabbit
The former home of Joel Chandler Harris may be named for a bird, but it is known for a rabbit: a Brer Rabbit, to be exact.

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Six Flags Over Georgia: Thrills in Atlanta's back yard

Six Flags Over Georgia: Thrills in Atlanta's back yard
Six Flags Over Georgia offers everything a family would want in a theme park: 10 gravity-defying coasters, more than 40 other rides from mild to wild, cartoon characters, entertainment and cotton candy.

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New 'World of Coca-Cola' is the Real Thing

New 'World of Coca-Cola' is the Real Thing
Welcome to the new "World of Coca-Cola," a place where all your dreams come true. That is, of course, if you dream of interactive history lessons, 4-D movies, unique pop art and endless supplies of Coca-Cola products.

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Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: an oasis of beauty

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: an oasis of beauty
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: an oasis of beauty and art tucked away in the historic Druid Hills neighborhood.

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