Skip the ticket line at Atlanta's most popular attractions with a CityPASS. Marvel at the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca Cola®, and Inside CNN Studio. Plus, choose to complete your experience by visiting Zoo Atlanta or Fernbank Museum of Natural History over 9 days.

Your Atlanta CityPass includes admission to the following programs:

1. Georgia Aquarium

With dolphins, whale sharks, beluga whales, penguins, and living coral reefs in over 10 million gallons (37,854 cubic m) of water, get a tour of underwater ecosystems from around the globe.

2. World of Coca-Cola®

Explore the history of the Coca-Cola® company, its world-famous advertisements, and the mystique of its secret formula. Then, sample 64 different products in the Taste It! exhibit.

3. Inside CNN Studio Tour

Go behind the scenes at CNN's global headquarters to see broadcasting in action and sit at the news desk yourself to give reading the morning headlines a shot.

4. A choice between Zoo Atlanta or Center for Civil and Human Rights

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5. A choice between Fernbank Museum of Natural History or College Football Hall of Fame and Chick-fil-A Fan Experience.

Beautiful landscapes abound at the Atlanta Botanical Gardens, where many themed swaths of vibrant foliage group together to create stunning displays. Amble through the varying gardens as you savor the sights and smells of aromatic flowers, swaying trees, and unique sculptures made from living plants.

Make your way to Midtown Atlanta, where the Atlanta Botanical Garden stretches across 30 acres (12 ha) of land. Founded in 1976, the garden's main goal is to develop a collection of plants that educates and inspires all those who visit, while working on conservation efforts around the area. Create your own route through the many themed gardens which include the Southern Seasons Garden, the Japanese Garden, the Rose Garden, and the Great Lawn.

As you meander from one display to the next, keep your eyes peeled for original works of art, as murals and sculptures can be found hidden in a number of gardens. Sit and relax alongside one of the many water features like the Woman Topiary Fountain, where a large woman figure is sculpted out of the foliage.

Journey through Downtown Atlanta and learn about the history of Southern food and culture. Treat your taste buds to some of the city's best eats as you discover interesting tidbits such as who invented barbecue sauce and what the “Xs" mean on a moonshine bottle.

Your tour takes you to 7 different restaurants where you can enjoy 15 delicious tastings. Sample everything from soul food and barbecue to Lowcountry cuisine and Creole-style candies. Wash these mouthwatering dishes down with Southern classics like sweet tea and lemonade, or try some fresh-made specialty juices.

Along the tour, your guide entertains and educates you with stories about the Civil Rights Movement, Atlanta past and present, and the city's amazing food culture. You may even learn city secrets that some locals don't know. Leave your tour full of delicious food and a wealth of new information.

In 2014, Ponce City Market began to reopen the fully renovated Sears, Roebuck & Company building, restoring its prominence as a vital landmark in Atlanta's burgeoning Old Fourth Ward. Linked directly to the Atlanta BeltLine, and situated across from Historic Fourth Ward Park, our iconic stretch of Ponce de Leon Avenue is a major part of the redevelopment movement at the crossroads of Atlanta's most established neighborhoods.

At the heart of Ponce City Market is the marketplace itself, a flexible space to gather, eat and shop. In the Central Food Hall, artisan chefs and local purveyors fill an authentic market with the design, food, and flavors of Atlanta. From morning coffee to lunchtime shopping and date-night dinners, the Central Food Hall is a daily gathering place and culinary destination, year-round.

Retail shops and offices add to the life, color, and culture of Ponce City Market and surrounding neighborhoods. Residents of the Flats apartments in the upper floors of the east and west wings are just a few steps or an elevator ride from workplaces, shopping, the Central Food Hall, and direct access to the BeltLine. Atlanta neighborhoods of Virginia-Highland, Poncey-Highland, and Midtown are all within easy walking or pedaling distance.