Life Under the Sea Comes Alive at Georgia Aquarium

The World of Coca-Cola was our second major destination during our Atlanta visit, followed by our last destination - Georgia Aquarium, which is deemed the world's largest aquarium in the world, boasting of 600,000 square footage, it literally gives one a very close look in to the abysmal kingdom of fascinating creatures that lives under the sea. A rare glimpse that continue to amaze anyone who visits the attraction and gives one that feeling of wanting to go back to it over and over again. You can't help but be spellbound!

The World Inside CNN Center Atlanta

After our fun adventure at the World of Coca- Cola and brief detour to  Centennial Olympic Park, Thanks for "walking" with us, we detoured next towards CNN Center, which was just across the street from the Park. The Center was packed with athletes! It was at the height of the NCAA competition and the place was abuzz with lots of actions and activities from delegates from all over the country. So crowded, even the Studio tour that day was ALL SOLD OUT and we didn't get in! Boo! But there was enough to see inside the center to while our time away and we continued to explore...the gift shop!

Give the MOM in your Life the World of Coca-Cola this Mother's Day - Giveaway

The World of Coca-Cola - photo courtesy of Coca-Cola

I had the pleasure of experiencing the fun World of Coca-Cola during Spring break and boy! What a blast! My family and I definitely had a fantastic time! It's one of those discoveries that you would want to go back to over and over again. Needless to say, it has made it to our family's regular travel vacation destinations. And with Mother's day just around the corner, If I could, I would go there in a heartbeat and celebrate it there!

Atlanta's Centennial Olympic Park

One of the 65-foot Hermes Towers that stood around the
Fountain of Rings

And we continue to explore...After our fizzytastic and soda-mizing visit at  World of Coca-Cola Museum, and with plenty of time left to chill, we decided to be adventurous, just like what smart travelers usually do, and took a little exploratory walk at the park which was just across the street -- Centennial Olympic Park. Unfortunately, the whole section of the Great Lawn was closed off to the public. Knowing us, we found a way, literally, to enjoy a walk along the Reflecting pool and marveled at the gigantic "torches" {Hermes Towers} that surrounds the Fountain of Rings, this, as we enjoyed a cup of Italian ice while attempting to hide under the shade of a tree, away from the simmering Atlanta heat!

Discovering The World of Coca-Cola

As mentioned previously, the first leg of our journey in Atlanta commenced at Legoland Discovery Center {see the cute map below post}.  This time, we're headed to the fizzylicious and pop-tacular World of Coca-Cola! Find out if I was able to drink all 60 different beverages at the Taste It! station and how I reacted to some of it -- more like see how my facial muscles contorted into different expressions! You might just like this one.