Attractions
Top Atlanta attractions
Make the most of your trip. Atlanta pairs world-class museums and landmarks with an international food scene, all a short ride from the conference.
Across the city
Georgia Aquarium
The world's largest aquarium, home to whale sharks, belugas, otters and more.
World of Coca-Cola
Interactive museum tracing the history of the iconic soda brand, plus a tasting room with 100+ beverages.
Centennial Olympic Park
Legacy of the 1996 Games featuring the Fountain of Rings, splash pads and frequent live events.
High Museum of Art
Leading art museum in the Southeast, with extensive permanent collections and major traveling exhibits.
MLK Jr. National Historical Park
Visit Dr. King's childhood home, Ebenezer Baptist Church, and learn about his legacy.
Stone Mountain Park
Georgia's most-visited attraction, offering hiking, a skyride, laser shows and family-friendly activities.
Zoo Atlanta
Home to over 1,000 animals, including gorillas and an immersive African Savanna exhibit.
The CTR
The former CNN Center, reborn as a mixed-use destination to work, dine and celebrate, and the home of our 2026 conference venue.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Urban oasis featuring the Fuqua Orchid Center, Canopy Walk, seasonal displays and Cocktails in the Garden.
Fox Theatre
Historic 1920s movie palace and live-performance venue, famous for its Moorish-Arabian décor.
College Football Hall of Fame
Interactive exhibits celebrating the history and legends of college football.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Immersive museum linking the American Civil Rights Movement to today's global human-rights issues.
Ponce City Market
Restored historic Sears building turned food hall, shops and rooftop amusement park.
BeltLine Trails
Multi-use trail network circling the city, ideal for walking, biking, public art and neighborhood exploration.
Atlanta History Center
Museum complex with historic homes, gardens and exhibitions on Southern history and culture.
Walkable from the venue in Downtown Atlanta
Centennial Olympic Park
The 22-acre legacy park of the 1996 Games, fountains, lawns and events, two minutes from the venue.
The CTR
Our conference home at 190 Marietta Street, the former CNN Center, now a dining, workspace and events destination.
Georgia Aquarium
One of the world's largest aquariums, whale sharks, beluga whales and dolphin shows, a short walk away.
World of Coca-Cola
The story of Atlanta's most famous export, with a tasting room of drinks from around the world.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Immersive museum linking the American Civil Rights Movement to today's global human-rights issues.
College Football Hall of Fame
Interactive exhibits and a playing field, right in the Centennial Park district.
Castleberry Hill Arts District
Historic warehouse district south of the venue, galleries, lofts and independent restaurants.
Sweet Auburn Curb Market
Century-old market hall with soul food, Caribbean plates, bakeries and produce stalls.
Ted's Montana Grill, Luckie Street
Reliable downtown sit-down dinner spot minutes from Centennial Park.
Der Biergarten
German beer hall on Marietta Street, pretzels, schnitzel and long communal tables.
Stats Brewpub
Sports brewpub on Luckie Street, good for informal delegate meet-ups after sessions.
