Atlanta, GA / Chattanooga, TN
Atlanta began as the site for the southern terminus of Western & Atlantic Railroad in 1837. In 1845, the town’s charter was amended to Atlanta, a feminized version of Atlantic derived from the original railroads name.
Chattanooga was originally inhabited by the Cherokee American Native tribe. In 1838, the city took the name Chattanooga, which means “rock rising to a point.” Today, Chattanooga, is the 4th largest city in the state.
A trip to the Atlanta/Chattanooga area has tremendous historical value and is one of immense educational learning for your group. We can incorporate any combination of the following tour sites based upon your needs and interests.
Key Places to Visit
- World of Coke
- CNN Studio tour
- Stone Mountain
- Six Flags over Georgia
- Atlanta Cyclorama
- Georgia Aquarium (World’s Largest)
- The Fernbank Museum
- Underground Atlanta
- Zoo Atlanta
- The Carter Presidential Center
- Elachee Nature Center
- Martin Luther King Jr., Center and National Historic Site
- Atlanta Braves
- Centennial Olympic Park
- Creative Discovery Museum
- Tennessee Aquarium & Imax Theater
- Rock City
- Ruby Falls
- Incline Railway
- Battles for Chattanooga Museum
- Point Park
- UTC Challenger Center
- Lost Sea
Sample Itinerary
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