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Fernbank Museum of Natural History is the home of dinosaur exhibits in Atlanta. The museum grew out of an 70-acre old-growth urban forest. On display at the museum is Argentinosaurus - the world's largest dinosaur, Giganotosaurus - one of thw world's largest carnivorous dinosaurs and the Giants of the Mesozoic exhibit featuring pterosaurs and prehistoric species. Admission to Fernbank Museum of Natural History is included in the Atlanta CityPass.

In addition to African, American, European, decorative and folk art, High Museum of Art features the three year rotating art collection from the Louvre. High Museum of art is a part of the seven building Woodruff Arts Center located in Atlanta's Midtown section. Admission to High Museum of Art is included in the Atlanta CityPass.

Ivan Allen Jr. Braves Museum & Hall of Fame traces Braves baseball history from its inception in 1871 to the present. The museum is a repository for Braves memorabilia and includes photographs and artifacts. The museum, located at Turner Field, also hosts special events.

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Jimmy Carter Presidential Library & Museum is the Southeast's only presidential library. A monument to Jimmy Carter, the 39th President of the United States, it contains a replica of his oval office, tracks significant events in his life and displays his Nobel Peace Prize. Exhibits include his early years, his life at the White House and key issues of his presidency. More info...

At the new 62,000 square foot World of Coca Cola, watch a short film about the secrets of the Coca Cola soft drink, see never before seen international Coca Cola artifacts, meet the Coca Cola Polar Bear, sample Coca Cola products, see artistic expressions inspired by coke, view historical Coca Cola television advertising and shop in the Coca Cola store. Admission to World of Coca Cola is included in the Atlanta CityPass.