What's not to miss in Atlanta?

The High Museum of Art is pretty cool, sometimes more than others depending on the featured exhibits. Of course if you like soda, or even if you don't, the World of Coca-Cola offers an interesting tour and is right by the Georgia Aquarium and Centennial Olympic Park should those strike your fancy.  

For food, there is an abundance of exceptional food in Atlanta, and it would seem a bit silly to tell you my favorites since it really depends on what cuisine you're in the mood for and what part of town your in. My suggestion would be to use trip advisor when you start to get peckish to track down a high rated place close to you. There are also a couple great food truck parks if you're around at the right times. If you're there on a Sunday get some brunch. 

 For tours, if you're into segways I've seen several around the city. 

Make sure to check out what events may be going on at the time as there's always something and that may impact your decision. If you're sports fans of course Falcons and braves games are lots of fun. Finally downtown Decatur is in my opinion the best walkable part of town for those over 30.

Two Urban Licks - great restaurant in old industrial building. 

Rise-n-Dine - Best breakfast spot 

H. Harper Station - Great bar/farm to table restaurant in old train station 

#The Optimist - Best seafood 

Hal's - upstairs bar is a great place to hang before dinner  

Chattahoochee Coffee Company - Westside - great coffee shop with view of Chattahoochie River 

 There are a lot of hiking spots around the Atlanta area. Kennesaw Mountain has great views of Atlanta and was featured in Gone With The Wind

The #1 must see for Atlanta is the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site. You can tour the museum, his house, Ebenezer Baptist Church--all for free and all in one of Atlanta's most historic neighborhoods. 

Stone Mountain

Georgia Aquarium

Shoot the Hooch 

Boating in Lake Lanier

Holeman & Finch Public House for their burgers