Thinking to Kid Around? Visit These 10 Famous Attractions in Atlanta That Will Keep Your Children Happy

Thinking about what is there for toddlers to teens to do in Atlanta? Plenty! Although not popular for its architecture as Savannah––Atlanta has its breathtaking sights, historical landmarks, and multiple fun activities for both children and adults. Whether it’s canoeing, hiking, or just taking a stroll, the capital city of Georgia offers unlimited fun possibilities for everyone. Bring the family, and make a day of it!

Here are ten best things to do in Atlanta with kids:

1. Andretti Karting & Games

Video games galore, high-speed super karts, a rope course, a 30 foot rock-climbing wall, bowling, basketball, a zip line, and plus billiards (oh, my!)—seriously, what’s not to explore? Your children will love you if you visit here.

2. Visit Georgia Aquarium

Located at adjacent to Centennial Park, Georgia Aquarium is one of the largest indoor aquariums famous for residing 100,000 plus water-loving animals. The place holds fresh marine water for penguins, dolphins, beluga whales, sharks, and other animals. It takes about at least 3 to 4 hours to explore the place.

Apart from interactive galleries and marine mammals, there’s a free self-guided tour app for people so that they can navigate through the exhibits without any help.

Trust us, if you want to make your visit memorable and hassle-free, take your kids here. And don’t forget to book your tickets online in advance.

3. Centennial Olympic Park

Did you know locals gather at COP (a 22-acre green space) to savor the sun? Yes, that’s true. The park attraction is the world’s largest interactive water show where water is synchronized to music. And both toddlers and teens love to get wet in the Fountain of Rings. Remember, no trip to Atlanta is complete without visiting Centennial Olympic Park.

Is a trip to COP free?

Yes, the park is welcoming for all and entry is totally free.

4. Children’s Museum Of Atlanta

Founded in 1988, the CMA is located Downtown –––adjacent to Centennial Olympic Park. Geared to kids (ages 8 and below), this museum offers lots of fun activities and games for kids to touch, climb, load, lift, and explore. Moreover, the exhibits cover everything from painting to fishing, food to tools.

5. Center for the Puppetry Arts

Since 1978, the CFPA has introduced countless visitors to the art of puppetry. The largest museum of its kind has touched the lives of many and is home to more than 200 puppets–– including Jim Henson’s collection. Patrons of all ages will love the Family Series, and adults in search for a new kind of date night will enjoy the humor and artistry of the New Direction Seriessuch as The Ghastly Dreadfuls, a Halloween favourite. Plus, the performances are unforgettable.

6. Atlanta Botanical Garden

Atour to a 30-acre beautiful botanical gardencan be mind-boggling. Or it can take your breath away.Incorporated in 1976, the mission of the garden is to collect and develop a huge plant collection for the purpose of education, display, conservation, research and enjoyment.

You, along with your teens and toddlers can enjoy the fresh air as you explore the colourful world of flowers. Moreover, the place arrangesmemorable events of garden lights where visitors come for holiday night’s celebration, thus, uniting everyone into a world of holiday magic.

7. Fernbank Museum Of Natural History

The museum, designed by Graham Gund Architects, is famous for programming about natural history and has a record of a number of permanent exhibitions in its expansive facility. The FMNH is all about dinosaurs, but it also offers plenty of other activities for kids likesummer camps, lectures, workshops, adventure rooms, interactive conversations, storytelling and family activity days.

Exhibits include:

• Fernbank NatureQuest
• Reflections of Culture
• Curator’s Corner
• World of Shells
• Dinosaur Plaza
• Giants of the Mesozoic
• Stories from St. Catherines Island–– Conveyed in Clay
• A Walk Through Time in Georgia

8. Legoland Discovery Center

LDC, operated by British leisure group Merlin Entertainments, is an indoor family attraction chain, featuring models inspired by the Lego building toys. This 30,000-square-foot interactive centre is like stepping into a huge box of LEGO bricks. Moreover, there is a 4D theatre, hand-on play areas, LEGO Miniland, and two LEGO-themed rides for visitors. With more than 55 rides, this place is a must-go.

9. World of Coca-Cola

The WOCC is a museum showcasing the history of Coca-Cola. Visitors can check out a 4D movie, approx 1,200 Coke-related artifacts, and memorable Coke ads at the World of Coca-Cola. Here you along with your kids can explore the story of the world’s famous and most appreciated beverage brand.

At WOCC, inspiration is around every corner – from the world-class art and memorabilia to tasting above 100 beverages from around the world. Moreover, if you want to meet the Coca-Cola Polar Bear, you can take a VIP Guided Tour – and more – it’s no wonder that this historical place is a must-see among the best things to do in Atlanta with kids, Georgia.

10. Zoo Atlanta

The current President of Zoo Atlanta is Raymond B. King. Zoo Atlanta (aka Atlanta Zoo) accommodates more than 1,000 animals but the star attractions are the Western lowland gorillas and giant panda bears.

Moreover, the Zoo herpetology department homes amphibians representing over 100 species and 450 reptiles, though because of the size of the exhibit building“World of Reptiles.”A kid’s area features a carousel, rocking climbing wall, train ride, petting zoo and playground.

*For tickets information, visit their website.

Final thought

Aside from the fancy restaurants, shopping malls, numerous parks, and outdoor spaces, Atlanta, GA, has tremendous historical places to explore. However, the above list is incomplete and there is a lot to explore. When thinking about fun things to do in Atlanta with kids don’t forget to follow this guide.

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