Bring your family to Atlanta for a kid-friendly adventure! Start your morning at Centennial Olympic Park where the kids can cool off in the fountain while you enjoy a picnic lunch. Still choosing your dates? Consider taking advantage of Centennial Park’s free Family Fun Days taking place every fourth Saturday through September. After lunch, head to Imagine It!, Atlanta's only children's museum. Featuring a multitude of hands-on exhibits, the museum is the perfect place for children ages eight and under to learn and explore with their families. If you have older children, visit the Georgia Aquarium, the world’s largest aquarium with over 200 attractions. Afterwards, grab dinner at The Varsity, the world’s largest drive-in restaurant and an Atlanta landmark since 1928. Or, if you’re interested in healthier cuisine, try the Flying Biscuit, a local legend serving wholesome/organic food options. After dinner, head to Zoo Atlanta where you’ll spend the night as part of the zoo’s Night Crawlers Exhibit and go behind-the-scenes to see what really happens in the Zoo after hours! The exhibit includes admission to the zoo the following day—setting you up for a fantastic Sunday.

Calling all history buffs… if you’re looking for a weekend getaway full of history, fun, and adventure, look no further than Atlanta. Start your getaway on Saturday at Stone Mountain Park, where the faces of our Confederate forefathers are emblazoned on the mountainside. Relax on Summit Skyride which takes you 825 feet above ground to the peak of Stone Mountain. Afterward, test your balance on Sky Hike, a climber’s paradise through the park’s treetops. From riverboats to locomotives and antebellum plantations and museums, Stone Mountain has something for everyone. Be sure to end your evening watching the Lasershow Spectacular, digitally re-mastered with new laser lights, musical medleys, graphics, sound and fireworks. Spend the night at the Marriot Stone Mountain Inn, centrally located within walking distance to most park attractions including the Lasershow. On Sunday, take one last look at the mountain while enjoying a southern-style buffet for breakfast at Mountain View Restaurant. Afterwards, visit the Atlanta Cyclorama and Civil War Museum where you will be taken through an interactive journey through the South’s largest battles. Or, if you prefer animals to battles, stop by the Fernbank Museum of Natural History where dinosaurs and other early species “roam” the wings. Cap your weekend off by attending Atlanta’s Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament, North America’s most popular dinner attraction.