Top 7 Things to do in Atlanta for Christmas

Christmas is by far my favorite time of the year. I love the temperature drops, the beautiful lights, and the spirit of giving. I’ve compiled a list of the top 7 things to do in Atlanta this Christmas season.

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  1. Atlanta Botanical Garden Lights

    About $25

    This is a highly popular attraction because of its beautiful views and the amazing experience.

  2. Stone Mountain Christmas

    $30-$60

    At Stone Mountain Christmas, enjoy an amazing light show, musical performances, wonderful shows, and a visit from Mr. Claus himself!

  3. Berry’s Tree Farm, LLC

    $42-$63

    This tree farm offers a huge range of gorgeous trees to choose from all at an affordable price. They also have a petting zoo, a chance to meet Santa, and fresh wreaths.

  4. Skate the Sky: Ponce City Markets

    Adult tickets are $30

    Ponce City Market’s The Roof transforms into a winter wonderland for Christmas. Here you can enjoy about an hour of skating, games, and amazing views! They also even have igloos available for reservations.

  5. Atlanta Ballet: The Nutcracker 

    $25 for 3-day access 

    This year, the Atlanta Ballet is going on-demand but that doesn’t mean you can’t make an experience out of it. Watching The Nutcracker is a Christmas tradition for me. You can still make it a great night by warming up some hot chocolate, cozy up with your favorite blankets, and turn on your Christmas tree lights for a great night in.

  6. A Christmas Carol: The Live Radio Play

    $45-$90/car 

    Now as a drive-in, The Alliance Theatre is producing this holiday classic for the month of December.

  7. Visit a Small Georgia Town: Helen,Georgia 

    $$

    This beautiful city of Northeast Georgia holds their annual Christkindlmarkt which is a traditional German event that offers sweet treats and foods, music, and more!

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