Atlanta is located in Georgia and is the largest city in the southeastern United States.

Atlanta is really a treasure city, and the small attractions nearby are full of surprises! Whether you are just strolling around the city and taking photos, or visiting the surrounding natural landscapes to experience nature, it is a great place for short trips and long weekends. ✅A must-see tourist train in Atlanta in autumn Incline Railway 3917 St Elmo Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37409 The steepest inclined glass-top sightseeing train in the United States has a history of more than 100 years. The entire journey is 1 mile long, with the steepest part approaching 80 degrees. It goes straight to the top of the mountain along the steep driveway. Chattanooga is located on the border of Tennessee and Georgia, just a two-hour drive from both Nashville and Atlanta. If you take a road trip between these two cities, you will definitely pass through Chattanooga. 💸Tickets: 15/person, can be purchased on site 1️⃣The World of Coca-Cola The birthplace of the brand Atlanta is the birthplace of Coca-Cola World of Coca-Cola is a museum that introduces the history of the Coca-Cola Company and promotes its brand concept. The biggest selling point is that you can taste more than 100 flavors of cola products from all over the world 2️⃣ Centennial Olympic Park It was built as part of the infrastructure when Atlanta hosted the 1996 Olympic Games. Because it is next to the World of Coca-Cola and the aquarium, tourists will inevitably pass by There are fountains/Olympic-related sculptures inside and the Ferris wheel SkyView Atlanta on the southeast side 3️⃣ Market — Ponce City Market Similar to Chelsea Market in New York, it is renovated from an old building with a wasteland industrial style The first floor is mostly restaurants, the second floor is mostly small shops, and the third floor is an open-air terrace. Good for eating/walking However, the real food lovers should go to Doraville - a gathering place for Chinese, Japanese and Korean cuisine