The birthplace of Coca-Cola.

Atlanta became known to most people after hosting the 1996 Olympics. The Olympic rings are undoubtedly one of the most famous landmarks; there are also many Super Bowl logos, which is the most influential sports event in the United States; the Mercedes-Benz Stadium is considered an innovative building. Upon arriving in Atlanta, I learned that its airport is the busiest in the United States, surpassing New York and Los Angeles. Many people may transfer here to go to South America. In addition to the Olympics, Atlanta is most famous for Coca-Cola and CNN, and Americans have fully commercialized these. Coca-Cola, which has been around for over a century, originated in Atlanta and is famous worldwide. Visiting the Coca-Cola headquarters is a must when visiting Atlanta. Listen to the host introduce the history of Coca-Cola, visit the different production equipment and packaging logos from various eras, and taste different flavors of Coke. The guy in the hoodie is clearly burping from drinking too much. The lower floors of the CNN building are all restaurants and shopping malls, and there is an escalator that is said to be the longest in the United States (see the last picture). I happened to see a radio host doing an outdoor broadcast with very simple equipment. Wealthy people usually live in the suburbs where there are few people, in villas where you can hardly see anyone for miles around.