Atlanta has been known as the place of Phoenix, a mythical bird that is reborn in ashes with new strength and beauty. Likewise, Atlanta was completely burnt down during the civil war and was reborn into a new city as is now. Atlanta has transformed herself from a new sleepy southern town in the 1990s to a vital city in the 21st century. Read More..

The world famous architect, Richard Meier designed the landmark if Atlanta's history, the High Museum. This four-storey atrium is enameled in porcelain with a collection of Southeast's premier Art Museum. The museum is a repository for extensive Artwork by the 19th and 20th century American artists, important European paintings and African-American Art. Read More..

The botanical gardens are lovely and especially in spring that has been transformed into a riot of colors during spring, a perfect season to visit this place. This garden has 30 breath taking themed flower gardens. Read More..

Atlanta's Southeast is the number one shopping destination in Atlanta. Buckhead or the Beverley Hills of the East Coast is the place for chic boutiques, high quality flea markets, old warehouses transformed into arts and antique shops, and two big and classy malls, Phipps Plaza and Lenox square. On the corner of Buckhead's edge is the Bennett Street where former warehouses have been made into artsy boutiques, galleries, and cafes. Read More..

King Carter Peace Walk is a long trail of 1.5 miles honoring President Jimmy Carter and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The trail connects Carter Center with Martin Luther King National Historic Site that includes 30 acres of beautiful gardens enchanting both mind and body with all the birds humming sounds breaking the silence of nature. Read More..

Four seasons provides the perfect destination for inspiring and unforgettable honeymoon packages. For the first night after the wedding, they organize a retreat for a peaceful and comfortable sleep. The packages come either for the entire wedding party or for the couple alone. Read More..