Atlanta may be the capital of the Peach State, but it is also the reigning capital of the Southeast. Atlanta has more sports teams, restaurants, entertainment venues and attractions than any other city in the region. Surrounded by beautiful Georgia countryside, Atlanta is home to four professional sports teams, more than 200 entertainment and cultural attractions, and thousands of restaurants. Atlanta mixes southern charm and all of the excitement of a big city for an unforgettable vacation experience.

Atlanta features many family friendly attractions. The World of Coca-Cola invites visitors to learn about the world's most recognized brand and its various products around the world. CNN Center offers tours of the headquarters of the world's number one cable news channel. Six Flags Over Georgia offers roller coaster rides, water rides, and plenty of fun! Zoo Atlanta has thousands of animals on an expansive park just outside of town.

The neighborhoods of Atlanta each showcase different aspects of the city. Buckhead has been called the Beverly Hills of the South. Atlanta's largest and most attractive homes are located in this scenic area, along with the Governor's Mansion and an active nightlife. Underground Atlanta is a famous underground shopping and dining area in downtown. Atlanta's newest "neighborhood" housed all of the international teams competing in the 1996 summer Olympic Games. Atlanta's place as an international city was firmly secured when it successfully hosted those games. Incidentally, sports fans, Atlanta is also hosting Super Bowl XXVIII in 2000.

Atlanta's arts community has deep roots- the Atlanta Ballet is the oldest Ballet Company in America. Visitors come to Atlanta for a taste of the South and find they have discovered an exceptional international flavor.