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Is there a city in the United States that has grown or changed more than Atlanta during the past 50 years? What once was a relatively sleepy southern burgh has now grown into a large, cosmopolitan city that is all grown up and ready for the big party. If you haven’t checked out Atlanta in a while, you might want to make an effort to visit the place. There are plenty of sights to be seen and things for the entire family to do. If you book through Priceline by October 15, 2006, you can get a great deal on a flight and hotel package to Atlanta.

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Gracious columned mansions, pretty girls and handsome soldiers is the image the southern state of Georgia conjures up for most, thanks to the enduring fame of the classic movie Gone with the Wind, based on Margaret Mitchell’s Pulitzer prize-winning novel. As sure as having hot buttered grits for breakfast is the fact that Georgia did not really need a movie to put it on the map. The state took a heavy toll during the American Civil War, particularly the capital, Atlanta, which was largely laid waste. Georgian determination, however, has ensured that a phoenix arose from those ashes, and today Georgia’s lively towns and the thriving cosmopolitan city of Atlanta are a force to be reckoned with.

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Cheap Flights to Atlanta

Atlanta, the big city with lots of Southern hospitality, traces its history from a railroad junction in the wilderness to a gateway to the future as the economic and cultural capital of the American South. With more than four million people calling Atlanta home, the city combines “homey”, small town Southern hospitality with all the glamour and sophistication of an international city.

Diverse and engaging, Atlanta was nearly destroyed by siege and was burnt to the ground during the American Civil War in the 1800’s. Rising from the ashes, Atlanta survived to provide a home for major corporations like Coca-Cola, CNN and the Weather Channel as well as to play host to the 1996 Summer Olympics.

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