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Atlanta Landmarks
Mercedes Benz Stadium
Mercedes-Benz Stadium stands as one of the most innovative and breathtaking sports venues in the world. Home to the NFL's Atlanta Falcons and MLS's Atlanta United FC, this engineering masterpiece revolutionized stadium design when it opened in 2017.
Inside, visitors are greeted by the "Halo Board" - a 360-degree, 63,000-square-foot circular video screen that wraps around the stadium's interior rim, providing unparalleled viewing angles from every seat. This massive display, the largest video board in sports, transforms the viewing experience with vivid imagery visible from any vantage point.
Fox Theatre
This 1929 architectural fantasy in the heart of Atlanta began as a lavish movie palace and has transformed into one of America's premier performing arts venues.
The theater's dramatic rescue from demolition in the 1970s has made it not just a National Historic Landmark, but a beloved symbol of Atlanta's cultural soul where world-class performances continue to captivate audiences in an atmosphere of unparalleled splendor.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights stands as a powerful testament to America's civil rights journey and the ongoing global human rights movement. This striking contemporary museum, designed by renowned architect Phil Freelon, features curved walls that symbolically embrace visitors in the struggle for equality.
Inside, immersive exhibitions transport guests through the American Civil Rights Movement with original artifacts, including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s personal papers, while interactive displays allow visitors to experience lunch counter sit-ins and other defining moments.