Ponce City Market is a mix between retail and boutique stores with its own fun food hall! You have to pay to park, but you can spend as much or as little while you browse the many stores and food stations. You can also access the Atlanta BeltLine, a 22 mile trail through the core of the city's in-town neighborhoods.
Be sure to check out our favorite, Five Daughters Bakery, inside Ponce!
Tickets are $19 for adults (13-64), $17 for seniors (65+), $15 for youth (3-12), and free admission for toddlers. It would take you approximately 2 hrs to see everything the World of Coke has to offer!
Atlanta Braves vs Houston Astros on Sunday, the 23rd at Truist Park. It would be a great family outing for those planning to stay in Atlanta.
The Georgia Aquarium is the largest aquarium in the United States and the third largest in the world. Children 2 and under are free while general admissions is $45.
The Beluga Whales are Charis' favorites!
This is Charis and Andrew's favorite ice cream stop in St. Louis and Atlanta. If you have time, check out one of their eight locations in Atlanta.
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A Macon staple known for its burgers. Perfect for a chill date night.
A local, go-to eatery serving pizza and pasta.
A casual, family-friendly Tex-Mex restaurant. Charis and Andrew would eat here many times at her school in Statesboro and on the way to the airport in Macon.
Smiley's is Middle Georgia's largest yard sale and flee market with over 1,000 selling spaces. It is open every Saturday and Sunday from 6 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Located northwest of Macon, High Falls State Park has 1,050 acres for you to explore. This would be a great place for your family to stop on Sunday if you are driving towards Atlanta and want a little fresh air.