As an Atlantan, you likely have your list of must-do's for out-of-town friends and family. This week's Best of Atlanta poll features your favorite landmarks that help define our city's identity.

A landmark is defined as a significant building or place that is easy to see and recognize, usually of historical importance. Our city has these important markers in abundance.

While we recognize the landmarks that we know and love, we also tip our hats to these things that you won't find in Atlanta anymore.

According to a recent ranking, though it has stood the test of time, there is one Atlanta landmark that visitors and locals and alike could  without.

If you want to connect with historic sites across the state, visit these five places that are sure to get you in touch with the state's history.

Don't see your favorite Atlanta landmark on the list? Nominate it in the comments below.

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