[dzrose93]

Fernbank Museum is very cool. Definitely go to Martinis and IMAX there on Friday night (buy your tickets in advance online, though, because it's really crowded). Also, take cash with you if you're going to drink... most of the martini bars only accept cash, so the one or two that accept plastic have enormous lines at all times.

Zoo Atlanta is fun - check out the pandas.

Georgia Aquarium is phenomenal, but book your tickets online well in advance or you won't get in.

Virginia Highlands is a great place to go bar hopping. Dress nice -- it's a hotspot for 20-something professionals.

If you're in Little 5 Points, you might want to brunch at Front Page News. Great french toast and fabulous Bloody Mary bar. For something more casual, try the Vortex (for brunch only -- it can be a bit scary the rest of the time). If you like funky shopping, check out Junkman's Daughter.

The Varsity down near Georgia Tech is an Atlanta fixture. Great greasy burgers and hot dogs and fabulous fried apple and peach pies. I've been stopping there before Tech games since I was 4 years old. Yum!

I don't know exactly when you're going to be in town, but if the Braves are having a spring training game at home, you could check that out at Turner Field.

Hope this helps! There's a lot to do in Atlanta; I'm sure you'll have fun!

ETA: Piedmont Park is a nice place to go for a picnic, rollerblading, etc.

I've never been, but have heard that Coca-Cola's museum is a good tourist destination, too. You get to taste all these crazy Coke flavors from around the world during your visit.

Mary Mac's Tea Room is a fabulous place to go if you want some real Southern cooking.