Discover the top things to do in Smyrna, GA and downtown Atlanta

Base yourself in one of our comfortable rooms at the Country Inn & Suites, Smyrna, GA for easy access to countless things to do in the bustling metropolitan area of Atlanta. Essential family attractions include Zoo Atlanta, home to the only giant panda twins in the US, and the Georgia Aquarium, the largest in the Western Hemisphere. Score tickets to an Atlanta Braves baseball game at Truist Park, or spend the day at Six Flags Over Georgia riding monster coasters like Goliath. Love to shop? Department stores and boutiques are just a few miles away at the Cumberland Mall and the Galleria Specialty Shops.

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Centennial Olympic Park

7.33 mi / 11.8 km from the hotel
Known as the site of the 1996 Olympics, this park is ideal for jogging, picnicking, or catching a live concert. Bring the kids to splash in the Fountain of Rings and enjoy the various festivals that take place throughout the year.

Cobb Galleria Centre

3.95 mi / 6.36 km from the hotel
This premier conference venue features striking architecture, a 144,000-square-foot exhibition hall, on-site restaurants, and independent boutiques at the Galleria Specialty Shops.

Georgia Aquarium

7.23 mi / 11.64 km from the hotel
Housing more than 10 million gallons of water, this massive aquarium is home to thousands of marine animals. Visitors can book an optional special experience to get up close with a California sea lion or swim with whale sharks in a vast exhibit.

Truist Park

4.37 mi / 7.04 km from the hotel
Baseball fans won’t want to miss seeing the Atlanta Braves play at this stadium constructed in 2016. You can also buy tickets for a behind-the-scenes tour of the park.

Zoo Atlanta

9.33 mi / 15.01 km from the hotel
View more than 1,500 animals, including giant pandas, two-toed sloths, and meerkats, at this family-friendly attraction.

Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Park

8.51 mi / 13.69 km from the hotel
Pay your respects at the Eternal Flame, learn about the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., see the home where he was born, and visit the World Peace Rose Garden.