Historical gem in the Grant Park neighborhood. Beautiful gardens, skyline views and so much history of Atlanta and the Old South all in one place.
The Octane Coffee in the Grant Park neighborhood is my fav. Great pasteries, a Happy Hour with wine, beer, food and more. You'll find a lot of laptops about.
Coca-Cola is headquartered in the ATL. At this museum, learn about the history of Coca-Cola and taste beverages from all over the world. When at the entrance you'll find a beautiful city back drop.
Within Pemberton Park is the biggest aquarium and the largest individual tank in the world. Watch the sharks swim above your head in the 6.3 million gallon saltwater tank in the Ocean Voyager Exhibit.
If you love beer hit up this restaurant/bar in the Little Five Points neighborhood. An enormous International beer selection. Get the salt & vinegar popcorn.
A perfect place for Happy Hour. Has a European coffeehouse feel. I recommend the alcoholic coffee beverages, especially a Bailey's & Coffee. Check out the dessert and cheesecake display case OMG.
Learn about the 39th President of the United States and checkout all the greenery surrounding in the Poncey-Highland neighborhood.
Looking for a place late night after hanging out in Virginia Highlands or Little Five Points? Get here. Large pizza pies, large toppings, good beer selection. Fun atmosphere no matter the time of day.
Read the morning paper, grab a latte and relax here in the Virginia Highlands neighborhood.
Favorite of all the Corner Bakery's. Right within the hustle & bustle of Buckhead. Outside seating, skyline views, great service and delicious iced caramel coffee. Great place to start the day!
All foodies need to get here at least once. Their original location near Georgia Tech. Hamburgers, fries, frosted oranges and a 1950's feel.
A place to check out all the traffic on the Downtown Connector as well as the Midtown and Downtown skylines.
A worthwhile place to grab pizza and catch a ball game around Georgia Tech! :)
Running/biking paths, play any sport you can think of, a doggie park, Midtown and Downtown skylines as a backdrop, great photo opps.
A well maintained group of shops and restaurants to hangout in alongside the prestigious Emory University campus (definitely do a walk through). Beware though parking is an issue a lot of times.
A prestigious, private university within the Druid Hills neighborhood. Worth walking around all by itself. Very scenic. You might even find the Atlanta skyline peeking through the trees.
An off the beaten path coffee shop in East Atlanta Village. Some of the best customer service I've ever had, along with serving some great coffee. A true neighborhood hangout.
Relive Braves history by running the bases, seeing the outfield wall in what is otherwise now a parking lot. The metal, outfield fence still sits where Hank Aaron hit #715. Great skyline views too.
The place to get great views of the ATL and surrounding area up-top on the 73rd floor.
Great illy coffee, especially of the iced variety and other drinks at this shop within Atlantic Station.
The oldest city park in Atlanta, checkout the zoo within and the old-school Victorian homes that surround it. A favorite spot to go for a walk in the city.
"Current" home to the Braves baseball team and former Olympic Stadium from the 1996 Summer Games. Outside checkout the statues and the jersey numbers of former greats.
Walk this park originally built for the Olympic Games, checking out the downtown skyline, the concerts in the summer and CNN, Georgia Aquarium and the World of Coca-Cola that surround it.
Great skyline views, lots of shopping, dining and fun opportunities with the kids to be had in this recently built neighborhood.
