I am a native of Atlanta, and miss it when I'm away for too long. What keeps me coming back to this city, over and over again, is the warmth and joy of the people who share southern hospitality. This aspect of the south is really what makes each day enjoyable. Whether it's visiting a friend and ambling through the pines, or being invited into a beautiful southern home...the ambiance and laid back warmth make you feel like you're a part of the city.

Down in the valley of the Rolling Hills, is a city called Atlanta that hosts a variety of great national and international accommodations. It is here where the Centers for Disease Control are housed; Hartsfield International the busiest airport in the world, the Jimmy Carter Library and Museum is here, the MLK National Historic Site, and the tomb of Dr. Martin Luther King which has quickly become one of the most traveled destinations in the world. Atlanta has some of the nicest luxury, boutique, and family style hotels of any American city.

We went to the Georgia Aquarium, Coke World, Attatoona Lake, Stone Mountain and Helen. A gorgeous place with a lot of green. Hele was a very quiet old Germanic village. We did tubing there. Couldn't see the Ruby falls as it was late. A great place...

I visited Atlanta a few years ago and was impressed by the all the interesting sites and things to do. Even the people are okay! Atlanta has a lot to offer.

I live here now and have for many years. I love Atlanta. There is so much to do here. The worst thing about the Atlanta is the traffic.