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Zoo Atlanta traces its origin to a traveling circus that settled in the city in 1889.
Atlanta History Center began as the Atlanta Historical Society in 1926 and today interprets subjects including the Civil War and the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games.
The Varsity identifies itself as the world's largest drive-in and is known for chili dogs, Frosted Orange drinks and its 'What'll ya have?' call.
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights opened in 2014, adding a modern museum that connects Atlanta's civil-rights history with present-day human-rights questions.
Coca-Cola began in Atlanta; the World of Coca-Cola now presents the brand's history and a tasting room of flavors from around the world.
Georgia Aquarium contains more than 10 million gallons of water and exhibits whale sharks, belugas, manta rays, penguins and sea lions.
The Swan House at Atlanta History Center doubled as President Snow's mansion in The Hunger Games: Catching Fire.
Historic Oakland Cemetery is also Atlanta's oldest public park and includes the graves of Margaret Mitchell, Mayor Maynard Jackson and golfer Bobby Jones.
Barack Obama once stopped at The Varsity and ordered five chili dogs, four hot dogs and a hamburger.
MARTA rail directly links Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport with central Atlanta and Buckhead, while the Atlanta Streetcar runs a 2.7-mile downtown–Sweet Auburn loop about every 10 to 15 minutes.
Atlanta is home to the largest museum devoted to puppetry, with collections connected to the Muppets and Sesame Street.
Atlanta is one of only two cities in the world associated with two Nobel Peace Prize laureates: Martin Luther King Jr. and Jimmy Carter.
Atlanta's 'City in the Forest' identity is visible in its urban tree canopy and at the 30-acre Atlanta Botanical Garden.
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