ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDENS

“Don't miss the incredible greenhouse with orchid room, high elevation room, rainforest room, and desert habitat. In the winter, garden lights, garden nights is a holiday must. There is a children's garden and summer splash pad.”
- Rebecca Cullers

ATLANTA CONTEMPORARY
ART CENTER

“This non-profit, non-collecting institution is free anytime, but check out the yearly gala where you can tour the artists’ studios.”
- Rebecca Cullers

 

ATLANTA
VINTAGE BOOKS

“First editions, $2 basement books, hidden gems throughout, including book shop cats - don't go if you're allergic.”
- Sierra Sutton

ART ON THE
ATLANTA BELTLINE

“From the Labyrinth, to the incredible sculptures, to the colorful murals, Beltline art is worth exploring!”
- Rebecca Cullers

 

ATLANTA DAIRIES

“Cool area with a 70's themed diner (Wonderkid), coffee shop, plant shop, handcrafted gift shop, brewery, and live music venue.”
- Kat De Guzman

BAD AXE THROWING

“Throw axes and bring your own beverage, or maybe don't do both at the same time?”
- Rebecca Cullers

 

CENTER FOR


PUPPETRY ARTS

“Go for the Jim Henson exhibit, stay for the history of puppetry around the world, or for one of the puppet shows! Absolutely not just for kids.”
- Rebecca Cullers

CHASTAIN PARK

“A three mile walking trail around a gorgeous golf-course. Best done with a cup of coffee in hand from the Chastain coffee shop.”
- Beth Knapp

 

DEKALB
FARMERS MARKET

“Unpretentious global market with fresh foods, diverse spices, and ingredients from all over the world!”
- Eva Trust

FREEDOM
FARMERS MARKET

“There are loads of great farmer's markets, but this one is BIG, it goes on year-round and the parking is easy.”
- Mike Lear

 

GEORGIA AQUARIUM

“It was the largest aquarium in the world for 20 years, but is now merely the third largest. It's one of the few places you can see a whale shark, and one of only 4 where you can see a manta ray.”
- Rebecca Cullers

HIGH MUSEUM OF ART

“All the big traveling shows that come to the ATL will land at the high, but if you're into American art, their permanent collection is of interest as well. A few experiential rooms that kids love and a robust programming agenda round out the offering.”
- Rebecca Cullers

 

HIGHLAND ROW ANTIQUES

“If you're into looking at old stuff like I am, they have a huge selection of antiques, obscure vintage items, and amazing furniture and decor. I could spend hours in here.”
- Kat De Guzman

KROG STREET TUNNEL

“It is legal to spray paint Krog Street tunnel so every time you go you'll be greeted by new street art. Around the tunnel on each side more permanent street art can also be found.”
- Rebecca Cullers

 

KUDZU ANTIQUES

“They have antiques, vintage cool finds, and a huge warehouse of stuff!”
- Sierra Sutton

LULLWATER CREEK

“A quiet nature park near Emory University campus. There's an old turret somewhere in there, great for IG pics.”
- Chebon Ryan

 

MLK JR. NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK

“The Martin Luther King Jr. Historical site includes King's home, the Ebenezer Baptist Church, a museum exhibition and a monument site.”
- Jon Bailey

MORNINGSIDE
NATURE PRESERVE

“Nice walking trails along a creek with a suspension bridge! Great for a walk with your dog, spouse, or a friend. You’ll see a ‘no trespassing’ sign—please ignore!”
- Chandler Webb

 

NATIONAL CENTER
FOR HUMAN AND
CIVIL RIGHTS

“One word: Powerful.”
- Sarai Wingate

OAKLAND CEMETERY

“Historic Oakland Cemetery is Atlanta's oldest public park and the final resting place of many of the city's most noteworthy citizens.”
- Rebecca Cullers

 

PIEDMONT PARK

“The park is a great place to go for walking, people watching, or picnicking. Sign up for a rec league sports team if you’re athletic and friendly competition.”
- Chandler Webb

PUTTSHACK ATLANTA

“A colorful, indoor mini golf with multiple courses and several full-size bars.”
- Julian Lopez-Hanson

 

SHAKY KNEES
MUSIC FESTIVAL

“A rockin' 3-day indie/folk/rock music festival held every May!”
- Julian Lopez-Hanson

SOPE CREEK TRAIL

“Fun place to hike by yourself or with the family plus a little Georgia history!”
- Jaime Povirk

 

SWEETWATER CREEK STATE PARK

“Beautiful hiking trails along a river—amazing foliage in the fall! The Hunger Games was filmed in the factory ruins along the river.”
- Chandler Webb

TRUIST PARK

“Home of the Atlanta Braves—the 2021 World Series champs! Lots of fun bars and restaurants to go to around the Battery as well.”
- Mike Brady

 

VICKERY CREEK FALLS-ROSWELL MILL

“Short walk to a beautiful waterfall. People swim, eat their lunch, etc. Great walking trail and a great place to jump in to cool off during the summer.”
- Justine Thompson

YONAH MOUNTAIN

“This hike starts out at a gradual slope and becomes a pretty steep incline as you summit the mountain. Well worth the effort—spectacular views from the top!”
- Chandler Webb