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Family Friendly 7-Day Itinerary

Monday, April 29: Atlanta

Start your trip in Atlanta by visiting the Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere. Explore the underwater world and get up close with marine life. In the afternoon, head to the Atlanta Botanical Garden to enjoy the beautiful spring blooms. In the evening, take a stroll at Centennial Olympic Park, where you can relax and enjoy the interactive fountains.

  • Georgia Aquarium: $30 per person, 3-4 hours
  • Atlanta Botanical Garden: $25 per person, 2-3 hours
  • Centennial Olympic Park: Free admission, 1-2 hours
Tuesday, April 30: Huntsville

Begin your day in Huntsville by visiting the U.S. Space & Rocket Center, where you can learn about space exploration and see actual rockets. In the afternoon, explore the Huntsville Botanical Garden, which features stunning displays of flowers and plants. In the evening, take a relaxing walk at Big Spring Park and enjoy the scenic views.

  • U.S. Space & Rocket Center: $25 per person, 3-4 hours
  • Huntsville Botanical Garden: $14 per person, 2-3 hours
  • Big Spring Park: Free admission, 1-2 hours
Wednesday, May 1: Orlando

Start your day in Orlando by visiting Walt Disney World. Spend the morning exploring the magical theme parks and enjoying thrilling rides. In the afternoon, head to Universal Orlando Resort for more adventure. In the evening, visit Disney Springs for shopping, dining, and entertainment.

  • Walt Disney World: $109+ per person, full day
  • Universal Orlando Resort: $110+ per person, full day
  • Disney Springs: Free admission, 2-3 hours
Thursday, May 2: Washington, D.C.

Begin your day in Washington, D.C. by visiting the National Mall, where you'll find iconic landmarks such as the Lincoln Memorial and the Washington Monument. In the afternoon, explore the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, which offers a fascinating collection of aviation and space artifacts. In the evening, take a stroll along the Tidal Basin to admire the beautiful cherry blossoms (if they are still in bloom).

  • National Mall: Free admission, 3-4 hours
  • Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum: Free admission, 2-3 hours
  • Tidal Basin: Free admission, 1-2 hours
Friday, May 3: New York

Start your day in New York by visiting the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Take a ferry ride to see these iconic landmarks up close. In the afternoon, explore Central Park and enjoy a picnic or rent a bike to explore the vast greenery. In the evening, head to Times Square and experience the vibrant atmosphere of the city that never sleeps.

  • Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island: $18.50 per person, 4-5 hours
  • Central Park: Free admission, 2-3 hours
  • Times Square: Free admission, 2-3 hours
Saturday, May 4: New York

Continue your New York adventure by visiting the Metropolitan Museum of Art, one of the world's largest and most renowned art museums. Spend the morning exploring the diverse collection. In the afternoon, take a stroll across the Brooklyn Bridge and enjoy stunning views of the city skyline. In the evening, catch a Broadway show for a memorable cultural experience.

  • Metropolitan Museum of Art: $25 per person, 3-4 hours
  • Brooklyn Bridge: Free admission, 2-3 hours
  • Broadway show: Prices vary, 2-3 hours
Sunday, May 5: Atlanta

End your trip in Atlanta by visiting the Atlanta History Center, where you can learn about the city's rich history. In the afternoon, explore the Atlanta Zoo and get up close with a variety of animals. In the evening, head to Ponce City Market to enjoy delicious food and unique shopping experiences.

  • Atlanta History Center: $21.50 per person, 3-4 hours
  • Atlanta Zoo: $25.99 per person, 2-3 hours
  • Ponce City Market: Free admission, 2-3 hours

Hidden Gems and Local Favorites

For some off the beaten path attractions and places loved by locals, consider visiting Stone Mountain Park in Atlanta. It offers various outdoor activities, including hiking and a scenic cable car ride. In Huntsville, the EarlyWorks Children's Museum is a great place for interactive learning and fun for the whole family. In Washington, D.C., the National Zoo is a must-visit, with its diverse collection of animals. Lastly, in New York, explore the High Line, an elevated park built on a historic freight rail line, offering unique views of the city.

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