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nd TO I-75/85 SOUTH: Take a Right out of the parking lot and at the 2 light take a left onto Lenox Road. Get in the right hand lane onto GA-400 South. GA-400 south becomes 1-85 South. Georgia Aquarium High Museum of Art (5.4 miles) World of Coca Cola (8.5 miles) 1280 West Peachtree St NW Atlanta, GA 30309 225 Baker St (404) 733 - 4444 Atlanta, GA 30313 Head northwest on Piedmont Rd NE toward Roswell (404) 581 - 4000 Rd NE Take I-75/85 South to Exit 249C (Williams Street). Sharp left at Roswell Rd NE Turn Right onto Baker Street. Slight right at Peachtree Rd NE/Peachtree Rd NW Turn Right onto Luckie Street. Turn right at 15th St NE. Parking garage is on the Right Turn right at W Peachtree St NW. The High Museum of Art is on your Right between 15th CNN Center and 16th Street. Phillips Arena (8.7 miles) Atlanta, GA 30303 (404) 827 - 2491 Take I-75/85 South to Exit 249C (Williams Street). Turn Right onto Baker Street. Turn Left onto Marietta Street. Fernbank Museum of Turn Left onto Centennial Olympic Drive NW Natural History (8.3 miles) Zoo Atlanta (12.8 miles) 767 Clifton Road, N.E. 800 Cherokee Avenue Atlanta, GA 30307 Atlanta, GA 30315 (404) 929 - 6300 (404) 624 - 5600 Take I-75/85 South to Exit 248C (Freedom Pkwy Take I-85 South to Exit 247 (I -20 West) NE/GA-10) Take Exit 59A (Blvd) toward Cyclorama/Zoo Atlanta. Exit onto E Freedom Pkwy NE/GA-42-CONN E toward Turn Right at Blvd SE. Carter Center Turn Right at Atlanta Ave SE. Turn Left at Moreland Ave NE Turn Right at Cherokee Ave SE. Turn Right at Ponce de Leon Ave NE Turn Left at Clifton Rd NE Botanical Gardens (4.7 miles) Museum will be on your right. 400 Park Dr NE # D Atlanta, GA 30306 (404) 853 - 3461 Turn Right out of the hotel (Piedmont Rd.) Atlanta History Center (1.6 miles) Turn Left at Monroe Dr NE. Turn Right at Park Dr NE. http://www.atlantahistorycenter.com/ Turn Left onto Marietta Street. 130 West Paces Ferry Road NW Turn Left onto Centennial Olympic Drive NW Atlanta, GA 30305 (404) 814 - 4000 Make a Left out of the hotel onto Piedmont Road, NE. Make a Left onto Roswell Rd NE. Turn Right at W Paces Ferry Rd NW. $69 $49 Adult Youth (3 -12) The pocket-size CityPass ticket booklet – thinner than your iPod – lets you avoid most ticket lines and contains admission tickets, transportation information, attraction details, and discount and offer coupons. You just march through the doors, the attraction staff removes that ticket, and you're in, saving money and time. Welcome to Atlanta, Georgia. Visit 6 Famous Attractions! We hope your stay with us in Atlanta will be comfortable 1. Georgia Aquarium and exciting. 2. World of Coca - Cola Atlanta offers many venues 3. Zoo Atlanta and parks that cater to the 4. Inside CNN Atlanta entire family. 5. Fernbank Museum of Natural History or If you need any assistance Botanical Garden with 6. High Museum of Art arrangements or further or directions, please contact the Atlanta History Center front desk. We will be happy to make the best of your time here and the most fun for you and your family. .

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