Atlanta, Georgia

Ideal for: City Slickers, Foodies, History Buffs

Founded in 1837, Atlanta is a modern metropolis with a profound history. The city played significant roles in both the Civil War and the 1960s Civil Rights Movement, and presents plenty of opportunities to learn about both. Today, the ATL still retains much of is cultural heritage, while also bursting with an eclectic dining scene, major sports teams, and a flair for the arts. The St. Regis Atlanta is located in the posh Buckhead neighborhood, near luxury shopping, museums, and top-rated cuisine.

At the intersection of new and old—slow Southern charm and bustling cosmopolitan center— Atlanta is arguably the capital city of the American Southeast. Mature oak trees shade charming historic streets and centuries-old landmarks, while up-and-coming chefs turn out unrivaled cuisine and unique dining experiences. Stroll the quiet grounds of the Atlanta Botanical Garden, tour CNN headquarters, or learn about the city’s history and its visionaries at the Atlanta History Center and King Center. Indulge in the city’s rich culture at the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra, the Atlanta Ballet, or a lively nightclub. No matter how long your stay, there is no shortage of ways to spend your time in this great Southern city.