Downtown Atlanta's most conveniently located hotel , the Centennial Inn is located within walking distance to Atlanta's most famous sights and attractions, including Georgia Aquarium (3 blocks), World of Coke (3 blocks), Philips Arena (4 blocks), CNN Center (4 blocks), Georgia World Congress Center (4 blocks), Centennial Park (2 blocks), and AmericasMart (2 blocks).
Georgia Aquarium
The world's largest aquarium contains over 150,000 species of fish and other sea creatures.
Georgia World Congress Center
The Georgia World Congress Center is consistently ranked as one of North America's leading meeting and exhibition facilities.
CNN Center
This 55-minute behind-the-scenes tour shows you exactly what it takes to deliver the news to over 2 billion people worldwide.
World of Coca-Cola
The New World of Coca-Cola — the world's largest collection of Coke memorabilia — is a shrine to the world's favorite bottled drink
Atlantic Station
Almost a city within a city, Atlantic Station is home to a variety of shopping, dining and entertainment.
High Museum of Art
The High Museum of Art in Atlanta has grown to become the leading art museum in the Southeastern United States.
Six Flags Over Georgia
The largest amusement park in the Southeast, Six Flags features an impressive roster of roller coasters and thrill rides.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Center
The King center is the official, living memorial dedicated to the advancement of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Turner Field
Turner Field is the proud home of the iconic Atlanta Braves.
Fox Theatre
The Fox Theatre currently hosts a variety of events including the Atlanta Ballet and performances by national touring companies.
Zoo Atlanta
Spacious and naturalistic habitats featuring over 1,000 animals — including two panda bears!
Six Flags White Water
With 50 attractions, one of the world's tallest free-falls and lots of family rides, beat the summer heat at Six Flags White Water.
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library
The Library consists of approximately 27 million pages of Jimmy Carter's White House material and half a million photographs.
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