The Run Against Breast Cancer ATLANTA event in Atlanta on July 27, 2024, at S Peachtree Creek Trail will have limited spots available, so interested participants should act promptly to secure their spots. The event offers a 5K, 10K, or 21K Half Marathon to support the American Cancer Society with a portion of the proceeds and all fundraising contributions going to the cause. Participants can also opt for the virtual run option if the waves are sold out. The event is open to all ages and paces, with a maximum of 15-20 participants per wave. Participants will receive a premium running shirt and a finisher's medal, with the option to join a virtual community of runners. Packet pickup is hassle-free, with swag items shipped directly to the provided US address. Late registrations are accepted, but shirts may arrive after the run. Participants can choose wave times and have the option to participate virtually, receiving support from a coach and submitting their results for a medal. Additionally, participants can sign up for multiple races at a discounted rate and join as volunteers to help organize future events.

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Georgia Aquarium

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World of Coca-Cola

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Museums

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A medium-sized museum that tells the history of Coca-Cola. It is very distinctive and a bit like the pavilion of the World Expo. There are quite a few visitors. They are mainly let in in groups. They first tell the history, and then watch a Coca-Cola commercial in the theater. The general idea is that Coca-Cola accompanies people in all the good moments; then they visit the history of Coke on their own. There are two unique exhibition halls. One is the smell taste, which is to evoke the memory of the taste of different Coca-Cola by smelling; the other is the exhibition hall where you can taste Coca-Cola of various flavors. You can really drink unlimited amounts of it. There are many varieties, but in the end, I still think that Coca-Cola tastes the most classic. The last stop is the souvenir shop, which has various related derivatives. This American museum is very good at it. In short, the American exhibition business is very smooth and in place. I didn&#39;t expect a glass of sweet water to be expanded into such rich content.

Zoo Atlanta

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I see you&#39;re interested in zoo reviews! Zoo Atlanta, located in Georgia, USA, is a fantastic destination for animal lovers of all ages. The zoo is home to a diverse array of wildlife, including giant pandas, gorillas, lions, and many more fascinating species.One of the highlights of Zoo Atlanta is its dedication to conservation and education. Visitors not only get to see these amazing animals up close but also learn about the importance of wildlife preservation and the zoo&#39;s efforts in conservation. The zoo&#39;s habitats are well-designed to mimic the animals&#39; natural environments, providing a more enriching experience for both the animals and visitors.Moreover, Zoo Atlanta offers various interactive experiences, such as feeding opportunities and behind-the-scenes tours, allowing guests to engage with the animals in unique ways. The zoo&#39;s commitment to animal welfare and conservation, combined with its engaging exhibits and educational programs, make it a must-visit attraction for families, animal enthusiasts, and anyone looking to connect with nature. A trip to Zoo Atlanta is not only entertaining but also enlightening, leaving visitors with a greater appreciation for the animal kingdom.

Centennial Olympic Park

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This square is a large park in the middle of the street, free. You can stroll around when you have time, take photos at the Fifth Ring Road, etc. There is a Ferris wheel next to it, and the view of the surrounding buildings is pretty good. Then walk to the CNN headquarters in 5 minutes.

Atlanta History Center

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After reading the comments and pictures posted by other travelers, I feel that the museum has been renovated after 2020, and the renovation effect is very good. However, the ticket price has also increased-it is not $16.5 as everyone said, I clearly paid $27! And no cash or UnionPay cards are accepted.
There are too many contents. Coming here is equivalent to a museum + forest park + celebrity residence + zoo. It is also a good choice for weddings and photo-taking. After walking for a day, I didn&rsquo;t finish the tour. Can $27 be more worthwhile? There are movies and guides in the exhibition hall. I usually think my English is good, but now it seems that it is still not enough.

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