Tourism

From Disney to anime, sitcom stars to sketch comedy icons, the guest list for this year’s MomoCon in Atlanta is a who’s who of pop culture figures.

Enjoy getting the "royal" treatment? Good news: a Buckhead hotel is offering an experience through June that's fit for a Queen.

When Six Flags White Water opens for the season Saturday, guests will be greeted by a "slithering" new attraction.

From coffee and chocolate to music history, we took an exclusive tour of "The Classic City" this morning.

Kayaking, fishing, and ATV riding? Sounds like Spring Break to us! And all of those activities (and many more) are available at a unique destination resort right here in metro Atlanta.

Do you New Year's resolutions include being more active and exploring new places? This amazing Dekalb County spot can help you do both at once.

The highly-anticipated Savoy Automobile Museum is finally open in Cartersville, featuring an incredible collection inside that traces the history of the automobile around the world.

Who needs a time machine when you can see more than 40 full-sized dinosaurs right here in Metro Atlanta at North Point Mall?

We weren't celebrating the World Series win with Facebook posts back in 1995 -- so, how did we get to this new place of interconnectedness? A unique museum in Roswell has the answer.

What better place for a Halloween haunted attraction than the one many describe as an old “rust and chrome graveyard" in North Georgia?

Atlanta's famed Rhodes Hall -- otherwise known as the "Castle of Peachtree" -- will open up for a weekend of eerie tours later this month, focusing on the unique legends surrounding the property.

Have you heard about the place people are describing as the first and only "food hotel" in Atlanta? This morning, we finally got a look inside Epicurean Atlanta in Midtown.

Ready to write your own ghost story? The Georgia Writers Museum in Eatonton is here to help, hosting a pair of ghost hunts through town later this month.

Georgia may be world-famous for its peaches, but the apples are so delicious up in Gilmer County, they get their own festival!

The Atlanta Dogwood Festival returns to Piedmont Park this weekend -- and this year, festival organizers are requesting a $5 donation from attendees.

In the mood for a little stargazing? Good news -- the new North Georgia Astronomical Observatory is open for public viewing three nights a week!

So, what is Illuminarium, exactly? CEO Alan Greenberg explains it like this:  "Illuminarium is a place that can take you any place.”

“For the ‘Dark Crystal’ display, we made so many characters for that show, and it’s great to be able to show them to people," says Brian Henson of the new exhibit at Atlanta's Center for Puppetry Arts.