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Explore Wildlife Adventures at Zoo Atlanta
Begin a Wild Adventure Get ready for an exciting day filled with animals, discovery, and fun. Zoo Atlanta is one of Georgia’s top attractions and a great place to explore the natural world. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, this amazing zoo is home to hundreds of animals from around the globe. During your visit, you can…
Sweet Auburn Walking Tour
Sweet Auburn Walking Tour Historic African American neighborhood and birthplace of Civil Rights leader Martin Luther King, Jr., Sweet Auburn is a fabulous and historically rich destination for educational student groups of all ages. The area was first developed in the mid-late 19th century and was first occupied by Union soldiers under the name Shermantown….
6 Tools You Need For Camping
Vagabondish shared their list of the top 6 tools you would be foolish to forget while heading off to the woods, and we’ve created an infographic your group can save to make sure you never leave home without these necessities. Perhaps you’ll need something sharp for cutting new kindling out of larger sticks — did…
Museum of Design Atlanta
Museum of Design Atlanta Groups of Atlanta visitors on an educational excursion will not want to miss a stop at this brilliant assemblage of modern displays located on the ground floor of the 1315 Peachtree Building. The Museum of Design Atlanta’s galleries comprises some 5,000 plus square feet of engaging special presentations showcasing the impact…
Wild Adventures Theme Park
Wild Adventures Theme Park Adventurous groups on Peach State getaways will not want to miss a day at this magnificent amusement park! The popular park features dozens of exciting rides and attractions, including eight roller coasters, hundreds of exotic animals, awesome Splash Island water park, crazy themed shows, and fantastic concerts! High-thrill rides like the…
National Cryptologic Museum
National Cryptologic Museum When you take a trip to Baltimore, a visit to the National Cryptologic Museum would not be regretted. Visitors will have the opportunity to check out fascinating exhibits on the study of codes and the solving of coded puzzles, often for national security. Guests can also see the National Cryptology Memorial where you can…
8 Best New Rides and Attractions of 2014
For the cat-crazed and curious, the San Diego Zoo’s new Tiger Trail will give visitors the most personal visit possible with the biggest cats in the world.
Big Thrills and Big Fun at Six Flags Over Georgia
Get Ready for a Day of Adventure If you love fast rides, big laughs, and exciting adventures, then Six Flags Over Georgia is the place to be. There is something fun around every corner. So, whether you love huge roller coasters or family rides, you will find plenty to enjoy. Best of all, you can…
Explore Dinosaurs, Nature, and Wonders at Fernbank
Step Into a World of Discovery Get ready for an adventure filled with science, history, and amazing discoveries. Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta invites students to explore the world around them. From giant dinosaurs to beautiful natural displays, there is something exciting to see everywhere you look. First, you will walk into a…
Turner Field Tour
Turner Field Tour The home ballpark of the Atlanta Braves, Turner Field is at once contemporary with all of the modern amenities to make your game-watching comfortable and yet retro enough to link your experience to the golden age of baseball. Turner Field Stadium was originally built as Centennial Olympic Stadium in 1996 and…
Maryland African American History Museum
Maryland African American History Museum The Maryland African American History Museum, also known as the Reginald F. Lewis Museum, is the premier educational destination for your student group to learn the history of the African American people, their struggles and triumphs, and much more. Learn about slavery, the Civil Rights movement, the evolution of people’s voice and…
Johns Hopkins University
Johns Hopkins University Welcome to Johns Hopkins University, a nationally-renowned private research university based in Baltimore. The school was named after the school’s benefactor, the American entrepreneur and philanthropist Johns Hopkins, who aided in the schools founding in 1876. John Hopkins has always strived for “the encouragement of research . . . and the advancement…
