Tucker Things to Do

Just east of Atlanta, this 3200-acre (1300-hectare) park centers on the world's largest exposed granite mountain. Skylift gondolas whisk visitors 825 feet (251 meters) to the top, where commanding views of the Georgia countrysi... more

Producing a crowded annual program for more than 20 years, 7 Stages has become the center for contemporary theater in Atlanta. This vibrant venue's repertoire regularly includes modern classics as well as the works of promising... more

If an Irish pub's your thing, pull up a stool at this popular rendition in the heart of the Virginia Highlands. Take your pick of English and Irish stouts, ales and lagers, or peruse the lengthy list of bottled fare. The select... more

This local legend is billed as the world's largest drive-in and has been a staple on the Atlanta dining scene since 1928. Countless burgers, fries, shakes and more than two miles of hot dogs are served here every day, along wit... more

This 24,000-square-foot (2230-square meter) modern mansion has been home to the state's governors since 1968, when the mansion was rebuilt in the Greek Revival style. The two-story home features a library and a ballroom that co... more

One of America's premiere history museums, the Atlanta History Center exhibits arts and artifacts that are close to the city's own heart. The museum is in the Buckhead district of Atlanta, and is surrounded by 33-acres of beaut... more

Experience a paramount piece of history at this extraordinary historic site. Take a ranger-lead tour of Dr. King's birth home, learn about his life and how he influenced the world, and visit the Peace Plaza, a gorgeously landsc... more

Redesigned in 2005 by Italian architect, Renzo Piano, the new High is a grand mecca of classic and contemporary art. See classic works from the 18th century to today's most cutting-edge exhibits. The museum has a prodigious per... more

A lot goes on at this hippest of Highlands corners, which sits snugly beneath the sidewalk at Highland and Virginia Avenues. Cozy up to the bar with the sleek after-work crowd, then stay late as the locals filter in. Dim lights... more

The unusual journalism motif suits itself well to the outgoing crowd that packs this Midtown club most nights. The martinis and the beer choices are second to none, and the Cajun fare gets high marks from local papers and diner... more