CityPASS Atlanta articles

From native wildlife to critically endangered species that serve as animal ambassadors to their counterparts in the wild, more than 1000 animals call Zoo Atlanta home. The zoo, an accredited member of the Association of Zoos and Aquariums, is one of only four zoos in the U.S. to house rare giant pandas.

From the sprawling green space of Piedmont Park to the historical richness of Pemberton Place, the city offers a plethora of experiences for those venturing alone. This guide will help you navigate the best things to do in Atlanta, ensuring your solo journey is both fulfilling and memorable.

The Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, Georgia, is more than just your average museum. With exhibits on everything from globally-sourced seashells to dinosaurs, plus a 75-acre wooded area filled with trails and educational displays, it brings science to life in the most enjoyable way possible.

Georgia Aquarium is teeming with over 500 species of aquatic animals from around the world. Experience 10 million gallons of awe-inspiring wonders in more than 60 habitats. Learn about whale sharks, beluga whales, manta rays, penguins and sea lions, and don't forget to check out the Dolphin Celebration presentations.

From the vibrant streets of Zimbabwe to the bustling markets of Thailand, the following eight rare Coke flavors provide a sensory journey like no other. Experience the fusion of cultural tastes and the creativity of the Coca-Cola Company as we unveil these rare and intriguing selections.

For the sports aficionado in Atlanta, game day is akin to a holiday; it's an opportunity to bask in the collective euphoria of victory or the shared commiseration of a loss. The city's sports bars are the gathering grounds for this ritual.