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Set on 45 acres of beautifully landscaped wooded land in Alpharetta, GA, the 12,000-seat Ameris Bank Amphitheatre at Encore Park provides a unique setting for both music lovers and first-time concertgoers. The venue has featured concert performances by the world’s biggest stars: Eagles, Kenny Chesney, John Mayer, Stevie Wonder, Journey, Sugarland, Stone Temple Pilots and many more.

Located on the Chattahoochee River in Roswell and sits on a beautiful site comprised of 127 acres of native plants and gardens that showcase the beauty of Georgia. It has a River Boardwalk, Discovery Center, wetland demonstration gardens and woodland trails that are home to over 50 species of injured, non-releasable wildlife. For 30 years, this facility has continued to grow and reach out to citizens as a place to explore new ideas and expand the awareness of the natural world

Wills Park is one of the largest parks in Fulton County. It has Baseball and Soccer fields, an Equestrian complex, a frisbee golf course, walking trials, and a very large and elaborate play area with slides, climbing area, and swings, etc.

Designed by nature and enhanced by man, this 18-hole Championship Course will challenge you with woods, ravines, creeks and ponds. Lush Bermuda grass fairways and carefully-cultivated bentgrass greens will inspire you to play your best as you wind your way through this picturesque Chattahoochee River setting.

Historic Downtown Roswell has a rich mix of great food, art galleries, hip shops and unique boutiques. The area's merchants are ready to serve you and help you to have a memorable time.

The World of Coca-Cola is the only place where you can explore the complete story of the world's best-known brand! Taste over 60 different beverages from around the globe Experience our thrilling 4-D Theater (3D movie with moving seats) Be amazed by a fully-functioning bottling line and take home a FREE 8-ounce bottle of Coca-Cola® Give our 7-foot-tall Coca-Cola® Polar Bear a big hug See the world's largest collection of Coke memorabilia View works of art in our Pop Culture Gallery

Ocean Voyager is home to the gentle giants of the sea, including whale sharks and four manta rays. They are the only manta rays in a U.S. aquarium, ever, and is the world's largest aquarium exhibit. Watch thousands of animals in front of the largest viewing window in North America, or walk through an acrylic tunnel mesmerized by thousands of fish swimming overhead. Other exhibits include Cold Water Quest, Georgia Explorer, River Scout, Tropical Diver, Planet Shark, and 4D Theater .

Primrose Cottage is a captivating antebellum mansion nestled in the heart of the historic district in Roswell, Georgia. This revered Cottage is a blend of history and traditions from 1839 to present. An easy grace and elegant ambience are part of its continuing legacy. With the addition of our new 2800 square foot Overlook Ballroom, complete with floor to ceiling glass walls with a commanding view of terraced gardens, Primrose Cottage offers an incomparable venue for special events.

Park includes the largest outcropping of granite in the world, a lake with paddlewheel boat rides, Boat rentals, Crossroads, a 19th century town with family fun, a 4D theater and craftspeople. Scenic Railroad, Rock Climbing, Ropes Course, Summit Skyride or walk up trails, ride the Ducks. There is also miniture golf, a petting zoo, an Antebellum Plantation to tour, and a waterslide complex. A granite carving of Confederate heros and the World's largest Lasershow. Extended hours in the Summer.

The childhood home of Mittie Bulloch, President Theodore Roosevelt's mother. is the oldest home with reconstructed slave cabin in Roswell.Two dogtrot slave cabins and a carriage house surrounded the 1839 service yard. One reconstructed cabin houses a display on slavery in the Piedmont and an exhibit of slave life. The second reconstructed slave cabin houses the administrative offices and the terrace level meeting room for guilds and organizations. It is free to see the grounds and a

The "Faces Of War" Memorial in Roswell, GA is located in a municipal park adjacent to the Roswell City Hall. This monument is fourteen feet tall and twenty feet wide, featuring Georgia marble cap stones and colonial bricks. The highlight of the monument is a bronze sculpture of fifty faces depicting an array of emotions including fear, grief, and courage. The faces represent American servicemen and servicewomen, medical personnel, and Vietnamese civilians.

Attractions include bowling, laser tag, video games, billiards, rock climbing, mini golf, karaoke, gravity ropes and bocce ball.