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Top 10 Christmas Attractions In Atlanta

There is something for anyone and everyone this holiday season in Atlanta.

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Top 10 Christmas Attractions In Atlanta

With the holiday season in full effect, the desire to get into the Christmas spirit with holiday activities is at an all-time high. There are many holiday excursions and activities in Atlanta for a short amount of time, so it is imperative that you utilize them while they’re here! From family ordeals to quick getaways, here are a few of Atlanta’s best holiday attractions…

1. Atlanta Botanical Garden: Garden Lights Holiday Nights

This bright extravaganza is one for the whole family! Located in the heart of Midtown, it includes the amazing Canopy walk, model trains, Tunnel of Lights, and numerous rainforests all glistening with lights. This is a must-see this holiday season and will last until January 7!

2. Six Flags Over Georgia: Holiday in the Park

If you’re feeling more on the adventurous, adrenaline-junkie side, this may be for you. See Six Flags Over Georgia transformed into a magical winter wonderland until January 4!

3. Atlantic Station: Skating Rink

Being Atlanta’s largest outdoor skating rink, this popular attraction is always a go-to holiday attraction. Show off your skills, and enjoy the radiant lights of Atlantic Stati on until Valentine’s Day.

4. Pet Winter Wonderland Atlanta

Located at the Georgia International Convention Center, this pet-loving event will sure be a hit! Bring your pet, enjoy free admission, and appreciate your furry little friends December 17-18.

5. Lake Lanier Islands: Magical Lights

Gazing at tunnels and tunnels of lights while not even leaving your car? Sounds good to me. Lake Lanier Islands is hosting this miles long, extravagant light show until January 3!

6. Georgia Aquarium: Festival of the Season

With activities like Scuba Claus, Wake Up Santa, and the Holidazzle Light Show, this family attraction is sure to be a hit! Running through January 1, this will sure to draw in the whole family and get everyone in the holiday spirit while also enjoying the amazing aquatic life!

7. Stone Mountain Park: Snow Mountain


From tubing down Snow Mountain to creating the ultimate snowball fight, this attraction is a must. Although it will last until February 26, come visit during the month of December, and enjoy a little extra holiday attention you will sure enjoy!

8. Ponce City Market: Shop + Sleigh the Season


What better place than Ponce City Market to buy all your holiday gifts? Lasting until December 18, this area is decorated and filled with holiday attractions and even includes a special appearance by the Grinch on Saturdays and Sundays!

9. Shakespeare Tavern: Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol


Make sure to come out before December 23 to see this classic story come to life! This storytelling is taken to a whole new level with hand-picked actors who have nothing but a passion for getting everyone in the holiday spirit!

10. Centennial Olympic Park: Holiday in Lights

Located in the heart of Atlanta, Centennial Olympic Park is transformed into a winter wonderland with thousands of lights, an outdoor skating rink, and a 58-foot tree! Come before January 1 to explore this popular attraction that will definitely be a hit!

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