Top Georgia Attractions & Museums

Learn all about Savannah’s pirate past at Pirates and Treasure Museum beneath City Market. Pay for your ticket in advance to avoid last-minute hassles and guaranteed admission. Enjoy immersive exhibits about pirates and the treasures they hid and searched for during the golden age of piracy. Discover Savannah’s pirate history and enjoy hands-on exhibits with this admission ticket that allows for a self-guided tour.

Discover the exciting world of LEGO® at the LEGO Discovery Center, featuring MINILAND’s incredible miniature LEGO builds that captivate visitors of all ages. Participate in hands-on workshops and hone your building skills in the interactive Build Adventures area designed for endless creativity. Enjoy thrilling LEGO-themed rides and immersive 4D movie experiences, all included with your admission ticket. Perfect for families and LEGO fans, this indoor attraction offers a fun-filled day of play, learning, and adventure.

Complete your visit to Atlanta with a World of Coca-Cola Admission & 1-Hour Small Group Guided Tour. A Guided Tour grants you access to World of Coca-Cola’s exhibits, films, and experiences plus an exclusive 1-hour ambassador guided tour through our most popular areas, skip-the-line photo opportunity with the World of Coca-Cola Polar Bear, access to unique photo opportunities, and more! Enjoy our most popular area by tasting flavors from around the globe in the Taste It! beverage lounge. After your guided tour, explore World of Coca-Cola at your leisure.

Explore the history of the beloved beverage brand at World of Coca-Cola in Atlanta—the dynamic, multimedia home of Coke’s secret formula. Get closer than ever to the vault that holds the secret Coca-Cola recipe, snap a picture with the Coca-Cola Polar Bear, taste drinks from around the world, experiment with different flavors to create your own drink, and more.

Though now popular for its animated nightlife, Savannah (along with the rest of the United States), was completely dry during Prohibition in the early 20th century. Learn the history behind the 18th Amendment—and how it led to the rise of smuggling and moonshine—on a tour of the country’s only museum dedicated to the history of Prohibition. Costumed docents keep visitors entertained and informed while exploring this lively collection. And of course, a speakeasy is attached to the museum for you to enjoy after your tour (own expense).

Step into a world of creativity at the Sloomoo Institute in Atlanta, where slime lovers of all ages can design their dream slime! With over 4 million combinations at the DIY Slime Bar, choose from various textures, scents, and colors. Engage in fun activities, from the Slingshot Slime to the Sloomoo & Repeat wall, explore Elmer’s Glue Kitchen, chill in an ASMR Sound Bath, and indulge in journeys of the senses. And no visit is complete without walking across Lake Sloomoo with 300 gallons of cloud slime! Perfect for families and friends, this interactive experience offers endless enjoyment, allowing you to unleash your creativity!

Gather your friends or come solo to the ultimate paint and sip experience in Atlanta. Unleash your creativity while enjoying a lively atmosphere with music that hits all the right notes—R&B, Pop, Jazz, and more. A talented instructor guides you through the painting process, ensuring laughter and learning as you create your masterpiece. Bring your favorite drinks and snacks to fuel the fun and leave with new friends and vibrant artwork that captures the moment. This isn't just a class; it's a celebration of creativity and connection.

Step inside the Davenport House Museum, the home that launched Savannah’s preservation movement, and explore one of the city’s most significant historic sites. Visitors move through beautifully restored Federal-style rooms while learning about the Davenport family, the architecture of the home, and the broader urban landscape of a growing port city. Tours also share the experiences of the enslaved individuals who lived and labored on the property, using archaeological findings and archival records to present a fuller, more comprehensive story of the site. - Guided tours last about 70 minutes and are limited to 15 participants for an intimate experience. - Self-guided tours available only on Saturdays, with flexible entry times from 10 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. - Tours begin in the Historic Kennedy Pharmacy with nearby parking options. - Admission discounts available for students, seniors, and military members.

Travel back in time at DinoVerse in Atlanta! Experience a thrilling 30-minute walking Virtual Reality adventure that takes you through a time portal to the Age of Dinosaurs, where you'll come face-to-face with incredible prehistoric giants. Explore the impressive Dino Hall, featuring 20+ fossils, including a giant Apatosaurus femur, and two towering dinosaur skeletons. Discover fascinating dino science at interactive learning stations, get creative in the hands-on coloring zone, and capture unforgettable dinosaur photos. Perfect for kids and adults, DinoVerse is a fun-filled family experience combining adventure, learning, and imagination.

Plan out your Savannah vacation before you travel by purchasing your admission ticket to the Webb Military Museum. By prebooking entry for your preferred timed slot, you’ll save valuable time and be free to organize the rest of the day around your visit. Plus, on arrival, you can simply dive straight into the collection, admiring everything from original Civil War weaponry to Desert Storm uniforms, soldiers’ letters, and medals.

Get access to the Andrew Low House, one of Savannah’s most striking historic landmarks dating back to 1848, with an admission ticket. Visit this home and learn about the history of the Low family during a docent-led tour. Hear stories about the home’s architecture and garden design during the guided tour.

With so much to see in Atlanta, why waste time buying separate tickets for each attraction? With this exclusive Atlanta CityPASS package, get bundled admission to your choice of five attractions, from the World of Coca-Cola and Atlanta's Famous Aquarium to Zoo Atlanta, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, or National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Even better, you’ll have nine days to visit each location, so you can sightsee at your own pace, without the usual rush.

Experience Atlanta from nearly 20 stories above the city aboard a 200-foot observation wheel located in the heart of downtown. Relax in a private, climate-controlled gondola while enjoying panoramic views of the Atlanta skyline, Centennial Olympic Park, and surrounding landmarks. Whether visiting during the day or taking in the city lights at night, it offers an unforgettable sightseeing experience for visitors of all ages.

A must-visit destination for football fans, Atlanta's College Football Hall of Fame offers three floors and over 95,000 square feet (8,825 square meters) of exhibition spaces—and this all-access pass makes exploring easy. Book before you travel to guarantee admission, and once inside, discover the 50-plus interactive options, from a virtual-reality quarterback experience and 47-yard football field to a football helmet installation and much more.

Step into the remarkable world of Black broadcasting at the W.E.R.D. National Black Radio Hall of Fame Museum, located on Atlanta's historic Auburn Avenue inside the iconic Historic Odd Fellows Building. This unique museum is dedicated to preserving the stories, voices, and achievements of the trailblazers who transformed American radio, using their platforms to inform communities, inspire change, and shape culture for generations. Through rare artifacts, historic photographs, archival recordings, and engaging exhibits, visitors will discover the lasting impact of Black broadcasters, journalists, entertainers, engineers, producers, and media innovators. Whether you're a history enthusiast, student, media professional, or cultural explorer, this immersive experience offers an inspiring journey through the people and voices whose contributions continue to influence American broadcasting today.