You'll find the world's largest aquarium in Atlanta. Special exhibits, like the newly opened Predators of the Deep shark exhibit, and immersive (you can literally go diving in the tank) opportunities make this aquarium a must-do in Atlanta.

Go to Zoo Atlanta for the animals but stay for the splash pad, train ride, climbing wall, and treetop experience. Be sure to check out the calendar for seasonal events, including Twilight Tots and Animal Yoga.

For kids who love dinosaurs, there's no better spot in Atlanta than Fernbank. You'll find multiple dinosaur skeletons in the atrium, along with several sculpural skeletons in front of the entrance. Indoor exhibits include permanent ones that explore Georgia's geological history, as well as rotating ones. Catch a movie in their giant screen theater, and be sure to head outside to explore WildWoods.

From incredible permanent exhibits to seasonal ones that often include family-friendly artists—like the recent Mo Willem's exhibit—The High is an awesome destination to explore art in Atlanta. Enjoy free entry once a month, and toddlers get special programming on Thursdays and Saturdays.

MODA is the only museum in the Southeast devoted exclusively to the study and celebration of all things design. Expect to find exhibits that will fascinate your kids who love to understand how something works, or why something was created to solve a problem. Architecture, STEM, animation, and activism are all central ideas of exhibits past, present, and future.

With 33 acres of historic houses, gardens, and award-winning exhibits, you can dive into the past at the Atlanta History Center. You can catch Toddler Storytimes on the first Monday of every month, plus seasonal events and summer camps to delight the entire family.

Renowned plant collections, beautiful displays and spectacular exhibitions make the Atlanta Botanical Garden the loveliest place in the city to visit. An urban oasis in the heart of Midtown, the Garden includes 30 acres of outdoor gardens, an award-winning Children’s Garden, the serene Storza Woods highlighted by a unique Canopy Walk, and the picturesque Skyline Garden.

From ground-floor retail and restaurants to an amusement park on the Roof, Ponce City Market in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood is an exciting destination where visitors can expect to spend a full day of exploration and entertainment.

Stone Mountain Park features family-friendly attractions, outdoor recreational activities and a variety of on-site lodging options so you can stay where you play. You also don't want to miss exciting seasonal events and entertainment sure to delight every member of the family. For outdoorsy types, a hike to the top of Stone Mountain will reward you with an unique view of the Atlanta skyline in the distance.

See a bald eagle, explore the Chattahoochee River on a guided canoe trip, or hike the trails at Atlanta's nature destination. Nearby, get out on the water with Nantahala Outdoor Center, where you can rent tubes, kayaks, paddleboards and more.

Explore Truist Park, whether you have tickets to a major league baseball game or not. You'll find restaurants, outdoor entertainment—including fountains for kids to run through—and family-friendly events scheduled throughout the year. Don't miss the ice rink in the winter!

Soar 20 stories above Centennial Park on the SkyView Ferris wheel , which features 42 climate-controlled, private gondolas. You'll see breathtaking panoramic views of downtown Atlanta and the surrounding metropolitan area, and its proximity to the Aquarium, World of Coke, College Hall of Fame and Children's Museum makes it an easy add-on to many of your favorite Atlanta destinations.

To sum it up, the World of Coca Cola has a tasting room with foutain drinks from around the world. Unlimited samples. And because it comes at the very end of an interesting and interactive tour, we all know it was planned by a parent. Sugar them up and send them out!

For your football fans, the College Football Hall of Fame is a dream come true in downtown. Learn about the greats, then try your skills out on their own indoor playing field.

The Museum features bright, creative, hands-on exhibits designed to promote inventive problem solving, creative thinking, and artistic expression. You'll find permanent exhibits that explore the Georgia food chain, make engineering and mechanics fun, and more, in addition to temporary exhibits and special events that you won't want to miss.

Enjoy free fitness classes, outdoor art installations, or perhaps just a stroll on a beautiful day on this ever-growing pedestrian path thoughout the city. Be sure to bring your boards and suits, because the Old Fourth Ward skate park and splash pad are just one of the best stops along the way.

Atlanta's crown jewel of city parks was designed by the same person who designed New York's Central Park, and you'll find a similar feel as you meander among the lake, the Legacy Fountain, the great fields, and the sports complexes. Don't miss the Noguchi playscape with your littles!

In addition to Broadway shows and a pretty excellent concert line-up, The Fox offers Saturday morning cartoons in the summer, special family-friendly movies, and an awesome line-up of family theater every year. The starlit ceiling and beautiful decor will make any trip to The Fox a memorable one for your children.

Theatre for the Very Young at the Alliance is a not-to-be-missed experience for parents and their preschool children. Each production is a creative experience that dissolves the fourth wall between performance and audience, and you'll find yourself becoming part of the show—to the delight of your kiddo!

A family show at Center for Puppetry Arts includes the performance, a puppetry workshop, and admission to the Museum of Puppetry Arts, where you'll find an awe-inspiring collection of Jim Henson puppets. You'll also learn about puppets from around the world.