Fernbank Science Center, Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

The Fernbank Science Center is not just a museum but is also a woodland complex and a classroom that is situated in Atlanta, Georgia, in the United States. The Dekalb County School System operates and owns the museum and was planning to close the facility, but due to public outcry, the plan shelved out. The Center has been an integral part and has been an educational facility for the Dekalb County School System, which opened in the year 1967. Its observatory and planetarium were open to the public. The mission of the Center is to promote and provide knowledge and understanding and to communicate the balance of science and technology to the world. The Fernbank Science Center provides instructional materials and several collections, including dinosaur skeletons, tektites, rocks and minerals, and even an Aeronautics Education Laboratory. 

Those visiting Fernbank Science Center should also visit nearby local attractions such as the APEX Museum, which is an exhibition facility that bridges people to the historical past through the point of view of the black. Add the Center for Puppetry Arts on the list, which is an art organization that showcases a collection of classic adapted stories, family series, and new work of puppetry styles. The Children's Museum of Atlanta is also a go-to, as it attracts children to learn and discover things in a fun and more enjoyable way. While visiting Fernbank Science Center, book a stay at Courtyard Atlanta Decatur Downtown/Emory,which is a three-star featuring a 24-hour front desk, access to Wi-Fi and an indoor pool. Another option is the Emory Conference Center Hotel,which is also a three-star hotel that has an outdoor pool and fitness center. Don't forget to take a quick trip to close by towns like the Five Forks and Centerville.