Car Hire in Atlanta (GA)

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Six Flags Over Georgia: Six flags Over Georgia is a theme park that is only a 20-minute drive from Atlanta city centre. Boasting over ten roller coasters, three children’s areas and a water park, Six Flags Over Georgia has plenty to suit all ages — you and your family will have a great adventure. Don’t miss BATMAN: The Ride, or the old favourite, the Dahlonega Mine Train. Top tip: to beat the crowds, go on a weekday.

Stone Mountain Park: Stone Mountain Park is one of Atlanta’s most popular attractions, and it’s easy to see why. Only a 30-minute drive from the Downtown area, this family-friendly park includes a granite monolith, a cable car, a scenic train ride, a museum, golf courses and hiking trails. There are also a number of shows, such as 4D movies and a laser show.

Sweetwater Creek State Park: A 25-minute drive away, Sweetwater Creek State Park is a scenic and peaceful wilderness park. There was once a mill belonging to the New Manchester Manufacturing Company, but it was burned down during the Civil War. You can still see the ruins of the mill from a number of hiking trails. Visitors can also enjoy kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding and fishing. Did you know, parts of the Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part One were filmed in the park?