Cheap or Free Things to Do in Atlanta

 A few of these have been listed in the following table:

* Atlanta Beltline: Explore the Atlanta Beltline on foot or on two wheels. There are many restaurants on the way to fuel up and unwind. With the many unique neighborhood eateries and stores, as well as the changing art The Beltline is the ideal option to keep moving in Atlanta.

* Centennial Olympic Park * Centennial Olympic Park tribute tpAtlanta's Olympic heritage of Atlanta Enjoy the Fountain of Rings, have an afternoon picnic or enjoy the green fields that are lush and beautiful with the Downtown view from every angle.

* Georgia Aquarium: The world-famous Georgia Aquarium is a worth visiting spot. There, you can look in amazement at the diversity of marine life on the exhibit, feed the dolphins after watching their show, or even catch an ocean or a lion. If you're lucky, you may also swim with whale sharks.

* Woodruff Park, Reading Room: The Woodruff Park, Reading Room is one of the top outdoor spaces to study. The reading room is located on the North part of the park. It is full of carts filled with amazing books. It is possible to have lunch or go to an evening reading.

*The Laser Show Spectacular in Mountain vision: Laser spectacle Spectacular is a wild show of lasers and lights that are projected on the massive mountain that creates the "awe impact". The show is free, however parking is charged.

"Atlanta's" Children Museum: This is one of the best places within Atlanta that caters to kids. It offers an engaging museum packed with exciting things for children to enjoy. The museum is free on the second Tuesday in every month, so it is possible to make your plans in advance.

"Little Five Points: Little Five Points are home to a number of quirky, fun shops which you can peruse. It's not necessary to spend a dime, and you can just enjoy the atmosphere.

"Shoot The Hooch * Shoot the Hooch Chattahoochee River is among the most tranquil spots to cool off after a long day in the scorching heat that is the South. You can take your own tube and relax at the River or sit down on the bank and take in the views.

* Anne Frank Museum: Atlanta also has the Anne Frank museum and it is completely free. With more than 1,000 photos with a video of 28 minutes about Frank's life, this is an educational and interesting destination.

* Movies in Central Park: Central Park in Atlanta offers free movies that are shown throughout during the summer. Check the schedule for the films that are being shown and go to the park with your family and friends.

* Inman Park Festival: The Inman Park Festival takes place every year towards close of April. It is full of exciting activities to take part in. Food markets, entertainment, and, to finish it off, the large parade. Plan your trip in the final week of April to get the chance to go to the fun-filled festival.

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