• Nebraska visitors will find things to see and do.nebraska farmland image by Carbonbrain from Fotolia.com
  
  Nebraska and Atlanta, Georgia both have a variety of attractions to satisfy all kinds of travelers. Traditional, literary and bizarre adventures await those who travel in Nebraska and Atlanta. These two locations are very different and offer a contrasting view of life in the United States, but both places have plenty to see and do.
  
  

Carhenge

• Visitors to Alliance, Nebraska will find a one-of-a-kind attraction. Carhenge is a Stonehenge replica built out of old cars. Roadside America reports that 38 cars are part of the sculpture, which was build by a Nebraska farmer named Jim Reinders.
  
  Carhenge
  
  ND 87
  
  Alliance, NE 69301
  
  carhenge.com
  
  

Great Platte River Road Archway Monument

• Kearney, Nebraska is home to the Great Platte River Road Archway Monument. Roadside Attractions states that the archway is 309 feet tall and weighs 1,500 tons. It stretches across I-80. The inside of the archway serves as a museum of Nebraska heritage and history.
  
  Great Platte River Road Archway Monument
  
  3060 East 1st St.
  
  Kearney, NE 68845
  
  308-237-1000
  
  archway.org
  
  

Atlanta Botanical Garden

• The Atlanta Botanical Garden is an experience in nature and art. The gardens change from season to season and are feature sculptures by artists such as Dale Chihuly and Moto Ohtake. The new canopy walk exhibit allows tourists to walk through a forest.
  
  Atlanta Botanical Garden
  
  1345 Piedmont Ave. NE
  
  Atlanta, GA 30309
  
  404-876-5859
  
  atlantabotanicalgarden.org
  
  

Margaret Mitchell House

• Visitors to Atlanta can visit the home of Margaret Mitchell, the author of "Gone with the Wind." Fans can see where Mitchell wrote the famous book and learn more about her life. The Margaret Mitchell House website states that the house was built in 1899 and converted into apartments in 1919. Margaret Mitchell moved into apartment number one with her husband in 1925.
  
  The Margaret Mitchell House
  
  990 Peachtree St.
  
  Atlanta, GA 30309
  
  404-249-7015
  
  margaretmitchellhouse.com
  
  

Georgia Aquarium

• The Georgia Aquarium is home to a variety of sea life, including sharks, stingrays and starfish. The Georgia Aquarium is active in conservation. The aquarium offers interactive exhibits as well as several tanks for viewing. They provide programs such as overnights for groups, swimming with whales, and behind-the-scenes tours.
  
  Georgia Aquarium
  
  225 Baker St. Northwest
  
  Atlanta, GA30313
  
  404-581-4000
  
  georgiaaquarium.org