For One Travel Going Places. January 2017. 

Atlanta, Georgia: The de facto capital of the southeastern United States. It’s a hub for conventions, a former Olympic host city (the 1996 summer games, if you’ll recall), as well as home to CNN, Coca-Cola, AND the world’s busiest airport in the world.

But it’s also a city rich with African-American history and culture. In fact, it’s a must-visit destination for anyone who appreciates, is interested in, or just looking to learn more about the African-American experience. And while, sure, a tour of Atlanta to take in the city’s African-American history is perfect for Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (King was born and raised in Atlanta) in mid-January, as well African-American History month in February, you should feel free to explore this illuminating and inspiring side to the city year round.

So if you’re ever in Atlanta and want to experience some essential spots of African-American history, here’s where you should go:

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