From a lively metropolis to the quaint coastal life, Georgia is a must-visit state! Whether you want the hustle and bustle of Atlanta, the largest Southeastern city in the United States; the lush landscape of Savannah; the quiet seabreeze of Tybee Island; the vibrant college scene of Athens; the charming Bavarian spirit of Helen; the jaw-dropping views of Tallulah Gorge State Park; or somewhere between, Georgia has it all. Take a look at our list of the best things to do in Georgia and let us know what you've visited and what you have yet to discover!

When the weather is bad and the kids need to burn some energy, head to one of these top indoor playgrounds and play spaces in the DC area.

While getting kids out of the house to blow off steam is a must for everyone's sanity, it's not easy on cold, hot, or rainy days. But there are lots of indoor playgrounds in DC and beyond that allow kids to crawl, run, jump, climb, and play to their hearts' content—without causing a storm inside your house. Many of these indoor playgrounds include extra perks like free WiFi, cafes, fun classes, and more.

Here are 21 of the best indoor playgrounds and play spaces in DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia to visit with kids on those bad-weather days. For more ideas for indoor fun near DC, from awesome trampoline parks to amazing indoor water parks, check out our Guide to Indoor Playgrounds and Play Spaces for Kids in DC.

The Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach is one of the largest and most diverse aquariums in the country. With interactive touch tanks, and otters and penguins to admire, it's also the perfect outing for kids. Engaging exhibits and underwater creatures will entertain children of all ages. 

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Indoor rock climbing is an excellent way for kids to get some needed activity in the dead of winter, though it can be enjoyed year-round. Plan a visit to one of these rock climbing walls in New York City and let kids scale someone else's walls for a change. Major bonus: The sport takes concentration, discipline, and strength; all skills you'll be more than happy to help them build.

New York City boasts more than a dozen indoor bouldering and rock climbing spots. While a couple of these are only open during the summer, most are year-round destinations. The best part? Kids tend to love the activity, and it isn't too pricey. Try a drop-in program or sign up for one of the many after-school classes or school break camps offered at these rock climbing gyms for kids profiled below.

Find more active fun in our NYC Kids Guide to Sports Centers.

Indoor playgrounds and play spaces have long been the stuff of winter fun for Westchester kids. These local play spaces from Yonkers up to Mount Kisco are ready to meet the moment for the times when you need a change of scenery to beat the winter blues.

If you're looking for other ways to keep kids busy indoors this winter, check out our Westchester & Hudson Valley Winter Activities Guide, and bookmark our Family Activity calendar for more resources.

From inflatable slides to ninja courses and high-flying trampolines, Long Island is home to great play spaces that allow your active kiddos to jump into the action. These indoor play spaces are perfect places to play no matter the weather. 

Most venues offer play options and birthday party packages that kids will love. The venues usually require signed parental waivers before participation that can be filled out on the business' websites. Kids will need to wear socks or buy special ones on-site, depending on the location. Read ahead for all the details you'll need before your visit. 

For even more fun check out our Guide to Indoor Play Spaces on Long Island and other ideas for active fun in our Guide to Long Island Sports Centers.