The King Center, Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

The King Center is also known as Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, situated in Atlanta, Georgia, and is currently managed by Bernice King, the youngest child, is a not-for-profit organization in 1968 founded by his wife, Coretta Scott King. The organization started upon the assassination of Martin Luther King Jr. The Center is a memorial for the legacy of King and his teachings. Explore and learn even more about his work through exhibits, numerous tours, and monuments featured throughout the place. The Center tries to bring it to the local and international arena, which is committed to education, research, and training in the methods and principles of King. Take a trip to one of the nearby towns such as the Centerville.

After taking a tour at The King Center, tourists visit the nearby attractions such as The Children's Museum of Atlanta, which is a fun place for children to learn and discover new things. The William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum is another must-visit location. The museum has been a cultural center dedicated to arts, culture, and the history of the Jews. There are numerous hotels and accommodations around the area. One of the best options includes the Days Inn by Wyndham College Park Airport Best Road, which is a two-star hotel offering a continental breakfast and access to Wi-Fi. The Hyatt House Atlanta Downtown located in the heart of Atlanta, offering a buffet breakfast, access to Wi-Fi, and providing a business center where guests can work on like check the latest news on a newspaper and use a copier and a fax machine.