Are you after a one of a kind underwater experience but wanting to do it without getting soaked? Then head on the Georgia Aquarium because no trip to Georgia is complete without it. This place is a haven of the world's largest collection of aquatic animals. A trip to this attraction is an experience you can compare to diving into Atlantis!

The Georgia Aquarium is a unique attraction that has five galleries. Each of these galleries house hundreds of species of aquatic life ranging from sharks, whales, otters, and the tiniest beautiful and even odd looking fish you could ever imagine.

You're not just getting the chance to see these sea creatures swim in over eight million gallons of water at the Georgia Aquarium, this Atlanta Tourist attraction also has unique must sees such as the fourth dimension at Deepo's Undersea 3D Wondershow, Quick Dip Tours, and an exhibition called Titanic Aquatic. The Dip Tours are however subject to availability and it is recommended to purchase the advance booklet entry.

In addition to its unique features, it also has facilities that include the Caf Aquaria food court; souvenir shops like the Beyond the Reef and Sand Dollars gift shops; a 1,600-car parking deck; and the venue is handicap accessible.

With its operations at 365 days a year, hundreds of guests daily visit the aquarium that opens from 10AM to 5PM Sundays to Thursdays, and 10AM to 6PM on Fridays and Saturdays. Regular tickets are $54.50 for adults and $44.50 for children.

Located at 225 Baker Street, NW, Atlanta City, the Georgia Aquarium is on top the list of Atlanta attractions. Getting there can also be via bus or train. If by bus, you may take Toute 97 from of MARTA's five points. When travelling by train, hop on at the CNN Center MARTA stop on the East/West line; or you may take one from the Peachtree Center stop on the North/South line.

However, if you would like to save yourself from the hustle and bustle of driving your car or taking public transportation, you may sign up for tour packages with tour operators. There are even some packages that will go through all the Atlanta attractions.

Other top tourists' spots of the area include World of Coca-Cola, Zoo Atlanta, Inside CNN Atlanta, Fernbank Museum of Natural History, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, the High Museum of Art, and the Atlanta History Center. Aside from the Georgia Aquarium, most tour operators include the first 4 of the enumerated attractions and have the remaining 3 places as optional alternatives in local tour passes or packages.