Forest Park Attractions. Forest Park Tourism and kids attractions

Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: an oasis of beauty Callanwolde Fine Arts Center: an oasis of beauty and art tucked away in the historic Druid Hills neighborhood. Read More >>

Atlanta Fair: "good old-fashioned family fun" Good, old-fashioned fun isn’t fully retired to the past; the Atlanta Fair turns a long forgotten memory into a reality this month with the sights and sounds of a full midway at Turner Field. After all, who doesn’t love an old-fashioned fair? Read More >>

MARTA: The smarter way to get around Atlanta MARTA-Atlanta's subway and bus system--is simple to use and can get you around the city without a car. Read More >>

Tanglewood Farm: the Wild West (with one little difference) The Wild West is closer than you think, but it just may be a bit smaller than you imagined. Take a tour of the old town at Tanglewood Farm in Canton - where miniature is magical! Read More >>

'China's Terracotta Army' conquering attendance records in Atlanta He conquered China, then built an army of clay so he would live forever. Two thousand years later, Qin Shihuangdi's warriors are attracting record crowds at the High Museum of Art's exhibit, "The First Emperor: China’s Terracotta Army." Read More >>

Underground Atlanta: Experience what lies beneath As a general rule, underground is not usually somewhere you want to be -- unless you're in Atlanta. Because in this city, Underground Atlanta is where people go to shop, dine and play. Read More >>

High Museum of Art: from Warhol to da Vinci A visit to Atlanta's High Museum of Art could change how you look at your world. After an afternoon of paintings, sculptures and other works by the world's finest artists, you may look at every intersection of brick and steel, every curve of a dogwood blossom, every enigmatic smile as a potential masterpiece. Read More >>

Hillcrest Orchards: apples, animals and entertainment If Johnny Appleseed had ever visited Hillcrest Orchards in Ellijay, he might have thought it was heaven; a place where he could pick an apple, pet a calf, take a hayride – or do it all. Read More >>

The Southern Museum: more than just the Civil War and trains There's more to the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History than antebellum debutantes like Scarlet O'Hara, soldiers in blue and gray, and trains. Read More >>

Center for Puppetry Arts: pulling strings for Atlanta If Pinocchio had seen the Center for Puppetry Arts, he might not have been in such a hurry to give up his life of strings. It's the puppets who take center stage at the Atlanta attraction. where millions have visited to learn, explore and be entertained since its 1978 founding. Read More >>