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Celebrate the spirit of the visionary Civil Rights leader on a stroll along Auburn Avenue for a few well-spent hours. Dr. King’s birth home features restored rooms and original furnishings from his childhood. Then pay your respects at his nearby crypt on the grounds of the Martin Luther King Center for Nonviolent Social Change. Here, you can also explore exhibits dedicated not only to Dr. King, but his wife (an accomplished opera singer) Coretta Scott King and fellow social reformer Mahatma Gandhi. Since Dr. King inspired minds, hearts and socio-political change, it’s no wonder that visitors here find the entire site infinitely moving.

The city’s turn-of-the-century movie palace is now home to Broadway tour stops, top-billed bands and comedy headliners. The Fox Theatre is the place in the ATL to catch everything from the B-52s and Chelsea Handler to a summer movie series sponsored by Atlanta’s most famous local band and the schedule of Broadway Across America touring shows. The Egyptian-style venue includes the largest working Moller theatre organ in the world, “Mighty Mo,” built in 1929.

Atlanta’s answer to Central Park, Piedmont Park is a haven for joggers, bocce players and picnic lovers. With flourishing greenery, rippling waters and bustling wildlife, it’s a world away from the concrete metropolis of the city. This natural oasis is also the setting for frequent art fests throughout the year, including the Dogwood Festival, a spring celebration of flowers and fine art; Memorial Day weekend’s Atlanta Jazz Festival; outdoor performances by the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra in summer; and farmers’ markets.