9-Day Ljubljana → Bled Itinerary — Autumn 2026

13:00

Arrive at Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport

Arrive at least 3.5 hours before departure for an international flight. Check bags, clear security and passport control at the international terminal (Terminal F), and allow extra time for potential queues.

📍 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Atlanta, GA, USA

14:30

Lunch and final errands at the airport

Grab a proper sit-down meal before boarding — plane food rarely satisfies. Pick up any last-minute travel essentials (neck pillow, snacks, a good book) from airport shops.

📍 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Terminal F, Atlanta, GA, USA

16:30

Depart Atlanta on overnight flight to Ljubljana

Board and get settled early to claim overhead bin space. Set your watch to Slovenia time (CET, UTC+1) immediately after takeoff to start adjusting your body clock for the 7-hour time difference.

📍 Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport, Gate area Terminal F, Atlanta, GA, USA

10:05

Arrive at Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport

Clear passport control and collect luggage — the terminal is compact so this typically takes 30–45 minutes. Currency exchange and an ATM are available in arrivals if you need euros.

📍 Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (LJU), Brnik

11:00

Airport bus transfer to Ljubljana city centre

The Flixbus/Arriva airport shuttle runs roughly every 30–60 minutes and drops you near the main bus station in about 45 minutes for around €5. Buy the ticket from the driver or at the small kiosk outside arrivals.

📍 Bus stop outside Arrivals, LJU Airport

12:00

Check in at Downtown Delight and freshen up

Standard check-in is 14:00, but ask the front desk to store your luggage if the room isn't ready — most boutique city hotels in Ljubljana will oblige and may even push early check-in on quieter November days.

📍 Downtown Delight, Ljubljana City Centre

12:45

Gentle welcome lunch at a riverside café

Sit outside under a heat lamp if the afternoon is mild — November is cool but often dry and the willow-lined bank is beautiful in autumn light. Opt for something simple: a bowl of goulash soup or a toasted sandwich to ease into the time zone.

📍 Riverbank cafés along Gallusovo nabrežje, Ljubljana

14:30

Slow afternoon walk through the Prule neighbourhood to the riverbank

This quiet residential stretch south of the centre eases you into Ljubljana at a human pace before reaching the busier Old Town. Almost no tourists come here — it's a genuine slice of Ljubljana daily life.

📍 Prule district south of the Old Town, Ljubljana

15:30

Prešeren Square and Triple Bridge

These are Ljubljana's social heart — arrive now while afternoon light is still good for photographs. The three bridges were designed by architect Jože Plečnik; cross all three for the full effect and look back at the pink Franciscan church.

📍 Prešerenov trg and Tromostovje, Ljubljana Old Town

16:15

Sunset espresso stroll along the Ljubljanica riverbank

Sunset in Ljubljana in early November falls around 16:30–17:00, so this timing catches the golden glow on the water perfectly. Walk slowly, pause at a riverside bar for an espresso, and let the city's unhurried pace set the tone for the whole trip.

📍 Ljubljanica riverbank, from Tromostovje south toward Cobblers' Bridge

17:30

Early evening aperitivo at a riverbank bar

Slovenes enjoy a relaxed aperitivo culture — ask for a Union (local lager) or a glass of local Rebula white wine. Prices are noticeably lower than Western Europe, so linger guilt-free.

📍 Riverbank bars between Triple Bridge and Čevljarski most, Ljubljana

19:00

Dinner in the Old Town

Restavracija Ribca (fish-focused, by the market) or Pri Skofu (hearty Slovenian home cooking) are both a short walk from the riverbank. Book ahead for Pri Skofu even in November — it's a local favourite with limited covers.

📍 Old Town Ljubljana, within walking distance of Downtown Delight

21:00

Evening return to hotel and rest

An overnight transatlantic connection means most travellers are running on little sleep — an early night here pays dividends for a full day tomorrow. The Old Town is very walkable so the hotel is only minutes away.

📍 Downtown Delight, Ljubljana City Centre

08:00

Slow morning espresso at Kavarna Tromostovje

Arrive early to claim a window seat with views over the Triple Bridge before the tourist flow begins. Order a macchiato and a burek from the nearby bakery — a classic Ljubljana breakfast pairing.

📍 Prešeren Square, Ljubljana City Centre

09:00

Central Market exploration

Friday and Saturday mornings are liveliest, but weekday stalls are still well-stocked with local honey, mushrooms, and aged Tolminc cheese. Vendors typically pack up by 14:00, so morning is essential.

📍 Vodnikov trg & Pogačarjev trg, Old Town

10:00

Old Town lanes wander — Stari trg and Mestni trg

Walk south from the market along the car-free cobbled lanes lined with Baroque facades and independent boutiques. Look up at the ornate Town Hall fountain in Mestni trg — it's easy to miss at street level.

📍 Stari trg (Old Square) to Mestni trg (Town Square), Ljubljana

11:00

Ljubljana Castle funicular ride and ramparts

The funicular runs every 10 minutes and takes just under 1 minute to the top — buy a combo ticket (funicular + castle entry) at the base for a small saving. Arrive before midday to enjoy the rampart views in the clearest November light before valley haze builds.

📍 Funicular base at Krekov trg, Old Town

11:15

Ljubljana Castle interior and Watchtower climb

The 360° view from the Watchtower is the highlight — on a clear November day the Kamnik–Savinja Alps are visible to the north. Allow at least 45 minutes to also visit the brief Museum of Puppetry inside the castle walls.

📍 Ljubljana Castle, Grajska planota 1

13:00

Lunch at Gostilna na Gradu (Castle Restaurant)

This farm-to-table restaurant inside the castle serves traditional Slovenian dishes using seasonal local produce — the jota (bean and sauerkraut stew) is ideal for a cool November afternoon. Reservations recommended; book the night before via their website.

📍 Ljubljana Castle, Grajska planota 1

14:30

Descent on foot through castle hill paths into Old Town

The steep cobbled footpath down the castle hill takes about 10 minutes and passes through a quiet residential pocket of old Ljubljana — a much more atmospheric descent than the funicular.

📍 Castle hill footpath down to Ciril-Metodov trg, Old Town

15:00

Dragon Bridge walk and photo stop

The four copper dragons at each corner are Ljubljana's symbol and are best photographed in the soft late-afternoon November light. Cross the bridge and back to appreciate the dragon details from both sides.

📍 Zmajski most (Dragon Bridge), Resljeva cesta, Old Town

15:30

Afternoon espresso and cake at Zvezda Café

One of Ljubljana's most celebrated cafés, Zvezda is famous for its kremšnita (cream cake) — a preview of the Bled version you'll encounter later in the trip. Tables fill quickly after 16:00 so arrive promptly.

📍 Kongresni trg 15, Ljubljana City Centre

17:00

Evening riverside promenade along the Ljubljanica

The willow-lined embankment takes on a golden glow as the city lights begin to flicker on around dusk (around 17:30 in November). Stop for a glass of Slovenian orange wine at one of the quayside bar terraces before heading to dinner.

📍 Ljubljanica riverbank, between Triple Bridge and Cobblers' Bridge

08:30

Slow morning espresso at Čajna Hiša (Tea House)

One of Ljubljana's most beloved heritage cafes, tucked into the Old Town a short walk from Downtown Delight. Order a macchiato and a warm pastry — no rush, this sets the unhurried tone for the day.

📍 Stari trg 3, Ljubljana Old Town

09:30

Stroll west across Cobblers' Bridge to the west bank

The wrought-iron Cobblers' Bridge connects the Old Town to the west bank — a pleasant crossing with river views. You'll return here in the afternoon for the cafe crawl, but a morning crossing sets a nice orientation.

📍 Čevljarski most, Ljubljanica River

10:00

Wander through Tivoli Park — the Grand Alley and Tivoli Mansion

Enter via the pedestrian underpass on Cankarjeva cesta for the most dramatic Grand Alley approach, lined with sculptures and autumn chestnut trees. The mansion hosts rotating photography exhibitions — check the placard at the entrance, entry is often free.

📍 Tivoli Park (Park Tivoli), Ljubljana

11:30

Explore Metelkova — Ljubljana's alternative arts quarter

This former military barracks turned autonomous cultural village is quieter in the morning but worth wandering for its vivid street murals and sculptural facades. Keep expectations relaxed — the energy peaks at night, but the artwork is best seen in daylight.

📍 Metelkova mesto, Masarykova cesta, Ljubljana

12:30

Lunch at Restavracija Manna

A well-regarded local restaurant serving seasonal Slovenian-Mediterranean dishes at fair prices. Reservations are advisable for Saturday lunch — call or book online the morning of.

📍 Eipprova ulica 1a, Ljubljana (near Metelkova)

14:00

National Gallery of Slovenia

Slovenia's premier art museum holds an excellent collection of Baroque and early-20th-century Slovenian painting — plan 75–90 minutes comfortably. Closed Mondays; admission is around €7, and the building itself is an architectural gem.

📍 Prešernova cesta 24, Ljubljana

15:45

Cobblers' Bridge cafe crawl — afternoon edition

The west-bank stretch from Cobblers' Bridge south along Breg is lined with small independent cafes — Tozd and Pritličje are local favourites with warm interiors perfect for a grey November afternoon. Linger over a glass of Slovenian wine or a flat white as the river light fades.

📍 Čevljarski most and Breg embankment, Ljubljana

17:30

Evening aperitivo at Vinoteka Movia

A beloved wine bar specialising in natural Slovenian wines, just across back into the Old Town. The staff are knowledgeable — ask for a pours-by-the-glass recommendation from the Brda or Vipava Valley regions.

📍 Mestni trg 2, Ljubljana

19:00

Dinner at Restavracija Špajza

A cosy, candlelit Old Town restaurant with exposed stone walls and a menu of traditional Slovenian dishes like jota stew and beef cheeks. Reserve ahead — it seats fewer than 30 and fills up on weekend evenings.

📍 Gornji trg 28, Ljubljana

21:00

Evening return to Downtown Delight

The Old Town is entirely walkable from Špajza — a 10-minute stroll along the quiet cobbled lanes back to the hotel makes for a perfect close to a slow, west-bank day.

📍 Ljubljana City Centre, Ljubljana

09:00

Slow espresso morning at a riverbank café

November mornings are crisp and quiet — grab a window or heated terrace seat. Order a macchiato and take your time; the market crowds don't peak until 10:00.

📍 Café near Pogačarjev trg, Ljubljanica riverbank

10:00

Open Kitchen-style market tasting at Central Market

The Open Kitchen (Odprta Kuhna) runs Fridays in warmer months, but November's daily market stalls still offer local cheeses, cured meats, honey, and baked goods from Slovenian producers. Graze freely — portions are small and vendors welcome tastings before you buy.

📍 Pogačarjev trg (Central Market), Ljubljana Old Town

11:15

Browse the covered Plečnik Arcades for local delicacies

Architect Jože Plečnik designed these elegant riverside arcades specifically for food vendors. Pick up a jar of Slovenian forest honey or a wedge of aged Tolminc cheese as a keepsake.

📍 Plečnik's Covered Market Arcade, along the Ljubljanica

12:15

Lunch at a riverside konoba

Ribca is a beloved basement fish bar right beneath the market — arrive by 12:15 to avoid the lunch queue. Try the smoked trout or fried whitebait with a glass of Rebula white wine.

📍 Ribca or a nearby riverside restaurant, Adamič-Lundrovo nabrežje

13:30

Stroll to Butchers' Bridge and the riverside promenade

Walk south along the east bank to reach the bridge adorned with padlocks and Jakov Brdar's bronze sculptures. Linger on the bridge and look back at the willow-lined canal — the afternoon light is soft and flattering for photos in November.

📍 Mesarski most (Butchers' Bridge), Ljubljanica riverbank

14:15

Afternoon wander along the full riverside promenade

The Krakovo neighborhood just beyond the bridge is Ljubljana's oldest market-garden quarter — quiet cobbled streets and cottage gardens make for a peaceful, unhurried walk with almost no tourists.

📍 Ljubljanica riverbank promenade, from Butchers' Bridge south toward Krakovo

15:30

Coffee and cream cake at a local slaščičarna (pastry café)

Zvezda is an institution for kremna rezina (cream cake) and strong coffee. Settle in for a proper slow afternoon break — this is the unhurried espresso culture the day is made for.

📍 Zvezda Café, Wolfova ulica (near Prešeren Square)

17:00

Golden-hour riverside walk at dusk

Sunset in Ljubljana in early November falls around 17:00–17:15. The willow-lined banks glow amber and the old town lanterns begin to flicker on — a perfect, unhurried close to your last Ljubljana evening.

📍 Breg embankment and Triple Bridge area, Ljubljanica riverbank

18:30

Farewell dinner in the Old Town

Book ahead for a sit-down Slovenian dinner — try žlikrofi (dumplings with potato filling) or a slow-braised game dish. A glass of Teran red wine from the Karst region rounds out the meal beautifully.

📍 Gostilna na Gradu or a restaurant in the Old Town lanes

08:00

Slow breakfast and check-out at Downtown Delight

Settle your bill the night before if possible to make morning check-out smooth. Pack light layers — November mornings in the Alps are crisp and damp.

📍 Downtown Delight, Ljubljana City Centre, Ljubljana

09:15

Walk to Ljubljana Bus Station and board the Bled-bound bus

Direct buses to Bled depart roughly every hour; the journey takes about 1 hour 20 minutes. Buy your ticket at the counter or from the driver — cash and card accepted.

📍 Ljubljana Central Bus Station (Avtobusna postaja Ljubljana), Trg OF 4, Ljubljana

10:40

Arrive Bled Bus Stop and walk to Penzion Mayer

Penzion Mayer is a 10-minute walk from the bus stop — follow signs downhill toward the lake. If bags are heavy, the pension can often arrange an early luggage drop even before official check-in.

📍 Bled Bus Stop / Penzion Mayer, Želeška cesta 7, Bled

11:00

Check in at Penzion Mayer and freshen up

Standard check-in is 14:00, but the friendly staff will store luggage if your room isn't ready. Take a moment on the terrace — on clear November days the view toward the lake and castle is already striking.

📍 Penzion Mayer, Želeška cesta 7, Bled

11:30

First look at Lake Bled: walk the southern lakeshore promenade

The paved promenade hugs the south shore and gives classic unobstructed views of the island and castle. November crowds are minimal — you may have entire stretches entirely to yourself.

📍 Southern Promenade (Cesta Svobode), Lake Bled

12:30

Lunch at a lakeside café

Pri Planincu (a short walk from the lake) serves hearty Slovenian staples like žlikrofi and bean soup — ideal warming fare after a November morning. Reservations rarely needed midweek in low season.

📍 Restavracija Panorama or Gostilna Pri Planincu, Bled

14:00

Kremšnita (pear cake) and espresso by the water at Slaščičarna Zima

This is the birthplace of Bled's famous kremšnita — a cloud-light vanilla-and-cream slice that is the essential lakeside ritual. Order one with an espresso and take a window or terrace seat facing the island.

📍 Slaščičarna Zima (Café Zima), Cesta Svobode 9, Bled

15:00

Gentle stroll to the western end of the lake and the Ojstrica viewpoint trail

The short but steep 15-minute climb to Ojstrica rewards with a sweeping panorama of the entire lake, island, and castle above the tree line — arguably the best vantage point. Wear sturdy shoes; the path can be slippery with autumn leaves.

📍 Ojstrica Viewpoint trailhead, west shore of Lake Bled

16:30

Return along the north shore promenade at dusk

The north shore path passes beneath the castle cliff and catches the last warm light on the water. November sunsets come early (around 16:45), so time this walk to catch the fading glow on the Karavanke peaks.

📍 Northern Promenade, Lake Bled

18:00

Settle into Penzion Mayer and relax for the evening

A family-run pension with warm rooms and an inviting lounge — a perfect base for the week. Ask the hosts for a restaurant recommendation for dinner; they know every good table in Bled.

📍 Penzion Mayer, Želeška cesta 7, Bled

08:00

Slow breakfast at Penzion Mayer

Linger over the pension's homemade spreads and coffee — November mornings are cold and crisp, so layer up before heading out to the lake.

📍 Penzion Mayer, Bled

09:15

Morning walk along the northern lakeshore to the castle trailhead

The mist typically sits low on the lake until mid-morning in November, offering stunning atmospheric views; bring your camera for reflections of the island chapel.

📍 Northern shore promenade, Lake Bled

09:45

Bled Castle overlook — explore the ramparts, museum, and panoramic terrace

The steep trail from the north shore takes about 15 minutes; alternatively take the signed path from the town centre. Admission roughly €13 — the upper terrace gives the best aerial view of the lake and island before crowds build.

📍 Blejski Grad, Grajska cesta 61, Bled

11:15

Castle wine cellar tasting and medieval print workshop

The castle has a small working print shop and a cozy wine cellar tasting room — a perfect warm-up stop on a chilly November morning. No reservation needed; tastings are self-paced.

📍 Bled Castle interior, upper courtyard

12:30

Lunch at Gostilna pri Planincu

This beloved local inn sits just below the castle trail and serves hearty Slovenian classics like žlikrofi and jota stew — ideal fuel for the afternoon. Arrive early as tables fill quickly even in November.

📍 Grajska cesta 8, Bled

14:15

Leisurely lakeside walk to the Mlino pletna dock

The walk from town to Mlino takes about 20 minutes along the southern shore promenade; this is the quietest and most scenic stretch of the lake in autumn.

📍 Mlino pier, southwestern shore, Lake Bled

15:00

Pletna boat to Bled Island — Church of the Assumption and the Wishing Bell

Traditional wooden pletna boats depart from Mlino and take about 15 minutes each way; agree a return time with your boatman (allow 45–60 minutes on the island). Ring the church bell 3 times for a wish — legend says it comes true.

📍 Church of the Assumption, Bled Island

16:15

Golden hour return crossing and lakeside golden-hour sit

November golden hour falls around 16:00–16:30; linger on the boat or on the shore bench for the last light painting the island chapel and castle cliffs — this is the view the whole trip builds toward.

📍 Mlino pier and southern lakeshore bench area

17:00

Kremšnita (pear/cream cake) and hot tea at Slaščičarna Zima

Zima is a local favourite for Bled's famous kremšnita — a custard cream slice that pairs perfectly with afternoon tea after the lake. Small and cozy; no reservation needed.

📍 Cesta svobode 9, Bled (lakefront)

19:30

Dinner at Restaurant 1906 at Grand Hotel Toplice

The hotel's restaurant has open lake views and a refined Slovenian menu — reserve ahead as it is the most atmospheric lakeside dining option in Bled. Smart-casual dress is appropriate.

📍 Grand Hotel Toplice, Cesta svobode 12, Bled

08:00

Slow breakfast at Penzion Mayer

Fuel up well before the bike ride — the pension's breakfast typically includes local bread, honey, and cold cuts. November mornings are crisp (expect 3–8°C), so dress in warm layers you can peel off as you warm up cycling.

📍 Penzion Mayer, Bled

09:15

Rent bikes from a local hire shop

Book ahead if possible — rental shops thin out in November. Ask specifically for hybrid or e-bikes; the valley roads are gentle but the cooler air makes pedal-assist a welcome option for a leisurely pace.

📍 Bled town centre (several hire shops near the lake promenade)

09:45

Vineyard and countryside bike ride through the Bled valley

The mostly flat route toward Radovljica passes apple orchards, meadows, and small vineyard parcels — colours are stunning in early November. Allow yourself to stop freely; there is no strict timetable and the roads are quiet mid-week in the off-season.

📍 Radovljica plain and vine-terraced hillsides east of Bled

11:30

Coffee and pastry stop in Radovljica old town

Radovljica's tiny baroque square is one of Slovenia's best-kept secrets. Pop into a local kavarna for a warm espresso and a slice of potica (walnut roll) before the return leg.

📍 Radovljica historic centre, ~12 km from Bled

12:30

Cycle back toward Bled and return bikes

The riverside path back is flat and scenic — follow signs for 'Bled' along the Sava cycle lane. Return bikes to the hire shop before heading to lunch.

📍 Return route via the Sava Dolinka river path to Bled

13:15

Lunch at a local konoba near the lake

Try Gostilna Pri Planincu for hearty Slovenian home cooking — žlikrofi (herb-filled dumplings) or jota (bean and sauerkraut stew) are ideal after a morning in the cold air. No reservation usually needed for lunch in November.

📍 Bled town, near the western lakeshore

14:30

Drive or taxi to Vintgar Gorge trailhead

Vintgar is open through autumn but hours shorten — confirm the day's closing time (typically 17:00 in November) before you set off. Taxis from Bled are inexpensive and take about 10 minutes; the gorge is not easily walked from Bled after a full bike day.

📍 Vintgar Gorge entrance, Podhom village (~4 km northwest of Bled)

14:50

Vintgar Gorge boardwalk walk

The 1.6 km wooden boardwalk clings to canyon walls above the turquoise Radovna river, ending at the dramatic Sum waterfall. November crowds are virtually nil, the light through the gorge is moody and beautiful, and the turquoise water colour is most intense in cooler months — allow a full hour for the out-and-back stroll at a leisurely pace.

📍 Vintgar Gorge, Triglav National Park

16:15

Return to Bled and lakeside golden-hour walk

November sunset falls around 16:30–17:00, so a short walk along the promenade after Vintgar catches the last warm light over the lake and castle. No agenda — just breathe it in.

📍 Bled lakeshore promenade

17:30

Warm up with kremšnita and wine at a lake-view cafe

Kremšnita (Bled cream cake) and a glass of local Gorenjska wine is the perfect end to an active day. This is a good moment to browse photos and rest your legs before dinner.

📍 Slaščičarna Zima or a café along the Bled promenade

19:30

Dinner at Gostilna Lectar, Radovljica (or in-town alternative)

If energy allows, Gostilna Lectar in Radovljica is one of the region's most atmospheric restaurants serving traditional Slovenian cuisine in a medieval inn — reservation recommended. Alternatively, Restavracija 1906 at the Grand Hotel Toplice offers a relaxed lakeside dinner without the taxi.

📍 Bled town centre or short taxi to Radovljica

21:00

Evening return to Penzion Mayer and rest

An early night sets you up well — tomorrow is the final morning in Bled before the bus back to Ljubljana. Leave any packing for the morning.

📍 Penzion Mayer, Bled

21:00

Evening return to Penzion Mayer and rest

An early night sets you up well — tomorrow is the final morning in Bled before the bus back to Ljubljana. Leave any packing for the morning.

📍 Penzion Mayer, Bled

07:00

Final lakeside espresso in Bled

Arrive at dawn for the quietest version of the lake — November mist often lingers on the water at this hour, making for a magical last look. Order an espresso and the house walnut roll if available; no reservation needed.

📍 Kavarna Park (Park Café), Cesta svobode 12, Bled

07:45

Last lakeshore walk and farewell to the lake

A short 20-minute stroll along the waterfront path to breathe in the alpine air one final time. Keep it unhurried — this is the gentle goodbye the day deserves.

📍 Bled lakefront promenade, eastern shore near Hotel Park

08:15

Check out of Penzion Mayer and collect luggage

Confirm checkout the evening before to make it quick and smooth. Ask the front desk to call a taxi or confirm the walking route to the Bled bus station, which is about a 10-minute walk with luggage.

📍 Penzion Mayer, Želeška cesta 7, Bled

08:45

Bus transfer from Bled to Ljubljana

Buses to Ljubljana run roughly every hour and the journey takes about 1 hour 20 minutes; the 08:45 or 09:00 departure gets you to Ljubljana with ample airport buffer. Buy tickets at the station window or directly from the driver; cash preferred.

📍 Bled Bus Station, Cesta svobode 6, Bled — arriving Ljubljana Bus Station, Trg OF 4

10:15

Arrive Ljubljana Bus Station and transfer to airport

The airport is approximately 25 km north of the city center — take a direct airport bus (Alpetour shuttle, departs from the bus station forecourt, ~45 min) or a taxi/rideshare (~30 min, €25–35). Aim to be at the airport no later than 11:00 for the 12:55 departure.

📍 Ljubljana Bus Station, then Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (LJU)

11:00

Arrive at Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport and check in

LJU is a small, easy airport — security and passport control move quickly, but allow 30–40 minutes to be safe. Grab a coffee airside and a final slice of Slovenian potica from the departure hall shops if you spot one.

📍 Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (LJU), Zgornji Brnik 130A

12:55

Departure flight LJU → ATL

Scheduled departure 12:55 local time, arriving Atlanta at 20:45 UTC (check your ticket for local Atlanta arrival time). Sit back and let the slow-travel memories settle in.

📍 Ljubljana Jože Pučnik Airport (LJU), departing to Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

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