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$ approx. 7.5 mi Enjoy CityPASS in these great cities: SAVE The Cloisters 65 museum and EIGHTH AVE UPPER EAST SIDE gardens Georgia Aquarium • World of Coca-Cola • Zoo Atlanta • Inside 99 Margaret Guggenheim New York’s Most Famous Attractions CNN Studio Tour • Fernbank Museum of Natural History OR Atlanta Corbin Drive Museum 1071 5th Ave. Botanical Garden • High Museum of Art OR Atlanta History Center at 89th St. American New England Aquarium • Museum of Fine Arts, Boston • Museum of Museum The Science • Skywalk Observatory at Prudential Center • Harvard of Natural Metropolitan Museum of Natural History OR John F. 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