Fun-Filled Six Days Tour Of Georgia For A Family-Friendly Vacation

1. Day 1: Atlanta Botanical Garden
   20 minutes (9.2 miles) from downtown Atlanta

   Stroll through the beautiful gardens filled with unique flowers, plants and art sculptures. Don't forget to visit the Children's Garden and outdoor kitchen Garden. Pack a picnic lunch or grab some food from Long Leaf restaurant and enjoy it with the family.

2. Day 2: World of Coca-Cola
   10 minutes (2.6 miles) from Atlanta Botanical Garden

   Discover the history of the world's favorite soft drink, with interactive exhibits and tastings. Share a coke with everyone in the family and turn the experience into a photo-op. Make sure to end the tour at the Gift Shop and grab some Coke souvenirs.

3. Day 3: Georgia Aquarium
   5 minutes (1.6 miles) from World of Coca-Cola

   Immerse with aquatic life from around the world, including whale sharks, beluga whales, and manta rays. Marvel the vibrant colors during the Dolphin Celebration show and get up close with schools of fish. Take an exciting ride on the giant ferris wheel outside the Aquarium and have lunch at the Cafe Aquaria.

4. Day 4: Stone Mountain Park
   40 minutes (23 miles) from Georgia Aquarium

   Explore the world's largest bas-relief carving of Stonewall Jackson, Robert E. Lee and Jefferson Davis on Stone Mountain,which has a laser show every night. Take the Skyride gondola up for a spectacular view of the area's 360 acre park which camping, golf, hiking trails among other things. Finish the day with a barbecue dinner at Grant's Smokehouse or Village Corner German restaurant.

5. Day 5: National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center
   90 minutes (104 miles) from Stone Mountain Park

   A military museum honouring the history and contribution of infantrymen in the United States Army, with features like interactive exhibits, a flight simulator, and a giant screen theater. Don't miss the parade grounds and World War II Company street which show replicas of soldiers and their surroundings.

6. Day 6: Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park
   2-hour drive (105 miles) from National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center

   Take a trip back in time by visiting the iconic Native American history site with ancient Civil War earthworks, artifacts, and a 4,000 Year old burial mound. Explore the Visitor Center, Nature Trail and the archaeology site. End the trip with lunch or dinner at Bradleys’ Bar-B-Que — a famous restaurant for almost 100 years.

Time and Cost Estimates

• Atlanta Botanical Garden (2-3 hours, $22.95)
• World of Coca-Cola (2 hours, $18)
• Georgia Aquarium (2-3 hours, $44.95)
• Stone Mountain Park (4-6 hours, $15 parking)
• National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center (3-4 hours, Free)
• Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park (2-3 hours, Free)
• Total Estimated Costs $100 per person

Useful Tips

If you have more time, add a visit to the Martin Luther King Jr National Historic Site and Zoo Atlanta in Atlanta. If you have less time, consider skipping the National Infantry Museum and Soldier Center, or Stone Mountain Park, as they require an entire day and the trip is long. For an outdoor extravaganza add a visit to Savannah and Tybee Island for some beautiful sunsets, delicious seafood and a great day of exploring.