The Inn at Nicewonder Farm & Vineyards has 28 rooms and 9 standalone yurts.
Destination of the Day
Atlanta, Georgia
While most visitors' first taste of Atlanta is via its bustling airport, the city's world-class attractions, ample parks, award-winning restaurants, and popular shopping districts make it a destination all by itself. And there's no time better than spring to visit, thanks to mild temperatures, longer days, trees and flowers in full bloom, and ample outdoor activities.
Things to Do
Atlanta truly has something for everyone. There are plenty of options for family-friendly outings, such as Zoo Atlanta and the Georgia Aquarium, home to more than 100,000 animals. Visit the 185-acre Piedmont Park, Atlanta's version of Central Park, and the adjacent Atlanta Botanical Gardens, which hosts the largest collection of species of orchids in the United States. And no trip to the city is complete without a walk or ride on the popular Beltline Eastside Trail, a 3-mile, mixed-use paved path from Midtown to Reynoldstown that connects Piedmont Park, Historic Fourth Ward Park, and the Freedom Park trail.
What to Eat and Drink
While traditional Southern cuisine is easy to come by in Atlanta, the city's food scene extends beyond the standard fried chicken and meat and three plate. From international fare on Buford Highway to award-winning fine dining spots, the city offers a cuisine and price point for every budget and palate. Atlanta's cocktail scene is also stellar, with Decatur's oyster depot Kimball House and Krog Street Market's Ticonderoga Club—founded by some of the leaders of the city's modern cocktail revival—leading the way.
Atlanta's Top Museums
Don't overlook the city's thriving cultural scene, which includes museums dedicated to everything from natural history and fine art to Coca-Cola and Delta Air Lines. From getting up-close with the dinosaurs at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History to touring the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., explore Atlanta's past and present at these top city museums.
Your Packing List
If you're visiting in the early spring months, pack a lightweight jacket and pants for chilly mornings and evenings.
Those traveling over the summer should prepare for hot and humid weather. You'll only need light clothing this time of year—even overnight lows will feel downright balmy for most visitors.
Easter Island contains the famous giant-headed statues built by the Rapa Nui people more than 500 years ago. Over 900 statues can be found throughout the island, with half of them located in Rapa Nui National Park, an open-air museum and UNESCO World Heritage site. The park also contains a volcanic crater in which you can swim, and the quarry from where the stone was sourced to craft the statues.
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