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Arts and Museums in Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta History Center:- Want a bit of history with your vacation? Try the Atlanta History Center which lets you in on the history of the city from the Civil War to the present. Check them out online at www.atalantahistorycenter.com

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic Site:- The museum is spilt into three parts: the birthplace of Martin Luther King, Jr., Ebenezer Baptist Church, where he officiated, and his memorial site.

Visit them online at www.nps.gov Oakland Cemetery:- The historical cemetery is where many soldiers from the Civil War are buried as well as Bobby Jones and the author of the legendary story, "Gone With The Wind," Margaret Mitchell. Check out their website at www.oaklandcemetery.com

Jimmy Carter Library and Museum:- The museum highlights the personal and professional life of former U.S. President Jimmy Carter with a replica of the Oval Office. It also focuses on Carter's dedication to human rights and shows artifacts of his administration. Check out their website at http://www.cartercenter.org/library.html

The Centennial Olympic Park:- Want to see where the 1996 Olympics were held? Go visit Centennial Olympic Park. They have many exciting events year-round such as Music@Noon where live music is played while you can sit outside and enjoy your lunch. It is held from April through October. Check out their website at www.centennialpark.com

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