Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Olympics. Coca-Cola. Carter.

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Carter Presidential Center: 39th President of the United States. He was born and raised in Plains, Georgia and moved back there after his tenure in the White House was done.

Replica of the Oval Office during the Carter Administration.
Model of the USS Jimmy Carter
Official records of the Carter Administration maintained at the library.
Replica of the Hungarian Crown of St. Stephen. The original was kept safe from potential confiscation in the Cold War. It was returned in the Carter Administration. This replica was provided in thanks.

Centennial Olympic Park: The Summer Olympics were held in Atlanta in 1996. This park is a tribute to the athletes and nations who participated.

Events and the names of those on the podium during the 1996 games.

Georgia State Capitol: A simple and elegant place to do the people's business. Hit the title link in blue for a more in-depth rundown.

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park: A preservation of the late civil rights leader's birthplace and boyhood home. Hit the title link for more info.

World of Coca-Cola: The headquarters of the iconic brand is actually in a high-rise building nearby. This is all about memorability and the beverage itself. At the end of the tour, you can try all the soda from several of the Coke products across the world. Some are good...some are nasty...try for yourself and see what you think.

The real formula to Coca-Cola is supposedly in this fault.

Nosh:

Saigon Cafe Smyrna: Solid pho. Not a very rich broth.

Nip:

Fin and Feathers: I didn't realize this was a hookah restaurant bar until I walked in. I didn't ask what the house red was but it wasn't great.