Flights to Atlanta: travel for cheap and take-off for the best price

Flights to Atlanta: practical information

Cheap airlines to Atlanta

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) has the largest passenger volume in the world. If you're looking for cheap direct flights to Atlanta, check for fares with British Airways or Delta Air Lines. United, KLM and American Airlines also offer competitive rates on this popular flight route.

When to book flights to Atlanta

If you want to snag cheap flights for your holiday in Atlanta, consider booking trips with one stopover. Start looking for flights at least six months in advance.

• Peak season: Summer
• Low season: Winter and fall

Flight duration

Flights to Atlanta take at least 10 hours, longer with a stopover.

Experience Atlanta: what to see, what to do

Atlanta: it's a modern and moving metropolis which still hasn't lost the charm and elegance of the Old World. Somehow this city manages to still keeps its southern feel while keeping up with the times on all fronts. Atlanta has no shortage of sights, museums and things to keep you busy while visiting.

Essentials in Atlanta

Martin Luther King Jr. Historical Site: Located in Sweet Auburn, this is a must for anyone interested in history. The site includes the revolutionary's birth home, the church where he used to give sermons and a small museum dedicated to his achievements.

Performing arts: Atlanta is known for its theatres but especially for its ballet. The Atlanta Ballet was founded in 1929 and is the oldest professional dance company in the USA. The fabulous Fox Theatre is the best place to see a show while you're in town.

Architecture: Atlanta architecture is something stunning. The skyscrapers downtown, the grandiose mansions on Highland Avenue and in Buckhead, old Victorian charm in Inman Park and more. Notable buildings to visit include the High Museum of Art and the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library.

Find more information on Atlanta.net.

Accommodations in Atlanta