Here's My first blog about my trip to World of Coco-Cola Museum, Atlanta, Georgia, USA:

Here's few lines about my trip to World of Coco-Cola Museum, Atlanta, Georgia:

What a great day to start visiting World of Coco-Cola Museum in Atlanta, Georgia.

It is a must watch Spot in and around Atlanta. If you haven't been there then I highly recommend it, Atlanta and Coco-Cola Museum goes really good together.

(Just a tip, don't try it on the summer vacations or July 4th, this place is Jam packed and also the hotels around it makes the ticket price sky rockets).

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Here's a Pro-Tip:

Before you visit, keep your stomachs empty as you get to taste a lot of different countries Coco- Cola Samples around..That's right you get to taste 150+ countries Coco-Cola samples!! Yay!

Inside Glimpses->

You can see the history of the brand and how they evolved over the years.



No one knows the secret of the Coco-Cola, its safe in the vault room.


Kids love the 3-D experiences. Its good to hang around a day, the green ground around the area makes the place look good and the view surrounding the museum is highly addictive. It describes Atlanta, best view you can see.

You can skip the museum if the kids feels fuzzy and let them play in the ground. Sounds good, right.

Also, check out the gifts section.

World of Coca-Cola is located next to the Georgia Aquarium and Center for Civil and Human Rights in downtown Atlanta's Centennial Park District.

Click here to see the Pricing and Timings here:

You can check the Pricing and the Timings in the site below:

WorldofCoCoCola-Atlanta-Georgia

Address:

121 Baker Street NW
Atlanta, GA 30313-1807

(404) 676-5151
1-800-676-COKE (2653)



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