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Airports in Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City International Airport serves the Salt Lake City in Utah, U.S.A. It is a civil-military airport situated approximately 6.4 kilometers away from the center of the city. While the City of Salt Lake City owns the airport, the Salt Lake City Department of Airports manages it. The airport is a hub for Delta Air Lines. It offers passenger as well as cargo service to various domestic and international destinations. These destinations include Denver, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Seattle, Amsterdam, Paris, Cancun, Mexico City, Toronto, and more. The airport is well connected to the city and the surrounding areas via several modes of ground transportation. Rental cars, hotel transportation, shuttles and limousines, transport network companies, and shuttle companies are some of these.

Explore Atlanta

Atlanta, capital of Georgia, is in almost all respects the principal center of the American South. With the passage of time, it has become a major economic and cultural center and an important hub of air traffic. Internationally famed businesses, including Coca-Cola and CNN, have their headquarters here. This commercial hub is also a sightseer's dream. There are scenic green spaces like Piedmont Park, entertainment venues like the Fox Theatre, and panda exhibits at the zoo. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthplace is suggested for history buffs, bars and boutiques at Buckhead for nightlife lovers, and Centennial Olympic Park is for nature lovers. Meanwhile, those travelling with kids can head to the Georgia Aquarium.

Things to Do in Atlanta

Atlanta History Center

Spread across 33 acres in Atlanta's trendy Buckhead neighborhood, the Atlanta History Center seeks to explore Georgia's past through comprehensive exhibitions, historic homes and miles of gardens and trails. The center's primary facility is the Atlanta History Museum, which showcases exhibits that span the region's history, from Native American culture to life in the antebellum South. Near the museum is the Swan House, a restored estate originally built in 1928. Living up to its name, every room allegedly features at least one swan (motif). Outside the house, the Swan Woods Trail is lined with beautiful plants native to Georgia. Nearby, you can also see how the other half lived at the Smith Family Farm, a plantation house from the mid-1800s. Meanwhile, bookworms won't want to miss a tour of the Margaret Mitchell House, where the author penned her Pulitzer Prize-winning novel, 'Gone With the Wind'.

Piedmont Park

Piedmont Park is the perfect place to spend a lazy afternoon. Sprawling 200-plus acres, the park has no shortage of things to do, including walking and jogging paths, dog parks, picnic facilities, playgrounds, tennis courts, a public swimming pool and a Saturday farmers market. Thanks to its size, Piedmont Park also hosts a variety of Atlanta's top events, including the Atlanta Dogwood Festival, the Atlanta Jazz Festival and Atlanta Pride.

High Museum of Art

Designed by architect Richard Meier and enlarged with three new buildings designed by Italian architect Renzo Piano, the High Museum of Art is noteworthy both for its architecture and its extraordinary collections of art from the Renaissance to the present day. It is particularly known for its works by 19th- century French masters and an extensive collection of 19th- and 20th-century American art. There is a significant collection of European paintings and decorative art, and newer additions include modern and contemporary art, photography, and African art. The museum forms part of the Robert W. Woodruff Arts Center and hosts an annual film series featuring foreign, independent, and classic cinema.

Best Time to Fly to Atlanta

The best time to visit Atlanta is from March to May. During these months you can take advantage of mild weather to roam around comfortably. To save bucks, try planning a trip between December & February.