MUSEUMS & SPORTS In Atlanta, museums aren’t just for looking – they’re for doing and playing. Whether your extended fam prefers ancient fossils, high-flying planes, or game-day thrills, you’ll find exciting ways to learn. You don’t need to be a sports fanatic to enjoy the College Football Hall of Fame ’s AI-powered exhibits and legendary stories. The experience begins as soon as you walk in, where a three-story wall of helmets greets you. Fun fact: there are more than 775 school teams represented here! Grandparents will remember the legends of their heyday, young fans can practice fight-song karaoke, and parents can see what it takes to be a successful coach. Then, meander to the Peach Bowl Field with your aspiring players and test everyone’s skills on the 45-yard indoor playing field. In Roswell , the Mimms Museum of Technology and Art connects families across generations with stories about digital innovation. As you weave through displays and artifacts like former supercomputers, data punch cards, and transistor radios, younger generations will marvel at the technology of the past while parents and grandparents share tales of life before Wi-Fi and smartphones. For an added wow factor, see the computers that helped NASA first send astronauts into space, like a massive IBM 3420. More to explore At Fernbank Museum of Natural History , grand halls and winding trails reveal towering dinosaurs, unexpected treehouses, and Earth’s powerful natural forces. Meanwhile, the Delta Flight Museum invites aviation lovers to admire vintage and modern aircraft, test their flying skills, and even step inside a Boeing 747. Accessible Georgia Want a trip that works for everyone in your group without compromise? SCAN CODE to learn more about accessible travel around Georgia. 46 #EXPLOREGEORGIA FERNBANK MUSEUM, ATLANTA | EXPLORE GEORGIA
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