50 Fun Things to See & Do in Atlanta | 2026 by Atlanta CVB

50 FUN THINGS IN ATLANTA

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ALLIANCE THEATRE

TAKE CENTER STAGE

Enjoy world-class performances and family favorite shows at this Tony Award-winning theater, located at the Woodruff Arts Center. Many of the shows even make their way to Broadway. Step into the spotlight yourself by participating in acting classes or get the kids involved with drama camps.

EXPLORE THE OUTDOORS

This 22-mile trail loops around the city connecting 45 neighborhoods and showcasing why Atlanta is The City in the Forest. Along the trail, find restaurants, bars, shops and street art. Ride a bike, show off roller blading skills or bring your furry friend to enjoy dog-friendly patios.

WHAT’S IN BLOOM

Colorful flowers and sprouting plants fill Atlanta Botanical Garden. Explore exotic plants at the Fuqua Conservatory, let the kids have fun at the Children’s Garden or try new flavors at the Edible Garden. Marvel over the 25-foot tall Earth Goddess or see her in the winter when she becomes the Ice Goddess for Garden Lights, Holiday Nights.

A COLLECTION OF HISTORY

Explore more than 33-acres filled with history. Step back in time to the 1996 Summer Olympics, learn about the legacy of golfer Bobby Jones or take in the Cyclorama, a 49-foot-tall handpainted work of art weighing 10,000 pounds. The History Center also includes the Margaret Mitchell House in Midtown, where she wrote "Gone With the Wind."

FEEL THE MUSIC

Shows performed by the Grammy Award-winning orchestra bring people together in harmony as they experience the wonders of symphonic music. With more than 150 concerts per year, the orchestra offers the flagship Delta Classical Series and the CocaCola holiday series. Enjoy a concert in Midtown on the Woodruff Arts Center campus.

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MUST-TRY CUISINE

Every type of cuisine and flavor can be found at Atlanta restaurants, whether it’s Southern food or a one-of-a-kind dining experience. The city, in its third year as part of the MICHELIN Guide, is home to 63 MICHELIN-recognized restaurants, including eight with One Star and two with Green Stars. Atlanta restaurants also have been James Beard Award finalists, cementing the city as a culinary destination.

07 THE BATTERY ATLANTA AT TRUIST PARK

PLAY BALL

The Battery Atlanta is home to Truist Park, where the Atlanta Braves play. The Battery is a popular destination for shopping, dining and entertainment. Before or after the baseball game, fans can dine on pizzas, burgers, tacos and more. Even without a game in progress, there’s plenty to do: bowling, paint and sip, an escape room, virtual reality gaming and a piano bar.

08 THE BREMAN

MIDTOWN

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UNCOVER JEWISH HISTORY

This museum highlights conversations about the Holocaust and civil rights through art and live performances. The Breman aims to connect people to Jewish history, culture and the arts. The Absence of Humanity exhibit shares stories of Atlanta-area Holocaust survivors through photographs, personal memorabilia, family documents and videotaped interviews.

09 BUFORD HIGHWAY

TASTE THE WORLD

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Find authentic flavors and dishes from around the world on Buford Highway. Explore the more than 1,000 immigrant-owned businesses, including 100-plus restaurants. The Buford Highway Farmers Market is open daily selling hard-to-get international ingredients, as well as groceries that represent Atlanta’s diverse population and adventurous foodies.

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CALLANWOLDE FINE ARTS CENTER

FOR THE LOVE OF THE ARTS

Callanwolde offers classes ranging from dance and music lessons to pottery and jewelry making. Come for concerts, including its well-known Jazz Nights. This Gothic Revival mansion once was home to Charles Howard Candler of the Coca-Cola Candlers.

11 CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK

GO FOR GOLD

Cool off at the Fountain of Rings splash pad or snap a picture at The Spectacular sculpture of the Olympic Rings. This 22-acre green space in the heart of Downtown serves as the legacy to the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, and today is the hub for FIFA World Cup 2026™.

12 CENTENNIAL YARDS

THE ACTION DOWNTOWN

Visit this revitalization project, located adjacent to MercedesBenz Stadium and State Farm Arena. Grab a locally brewed beer at Wild Leap and stroll across the Steele Bridge, which leads to Hotel Phoenix, Downtown's newest boutique property. Take in the views at Bless Your Heart rooftop. Get ready for a live event at Cosm, a shared-reality entertainment space.

CENTER FOR PUPPETRY ARTS

MIDTOWN

WATCH THE MAGIC UNFOLD

Experience nostalgia among the more than 5,000 puppets and artifacts that were featured in top TV shows and movies. Learn about the creator of The Muppets, Jim Henson, and see icons like Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy and Big Bird. Enjoy more than 600 performances a year, including holiday puppet shows of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer."

14 CHATTAHOOCHEE NATURE CENTER AND RIVER

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BECOME ONE WITH NATURE

Enjoy the peaceful atmosphere by canoeing or hiking the trails to see plants and wildlife. The new Riverwalk Trail is the longest trail and is ADA-compliant. If visiting in the summer, check out the Butterfly Encounter. The Wildlife Program is focused on resident animal care, public education and rehabilitation for animals.

15 CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF ATLANTA

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FUN FOR THE KIDS

Get ready for hands-on experiences for kids ages 0 to 8 years old. They can show off cooking skills in the kitchen, go fishing, learn about construction, climb through the Museum Treehouse or enjoy story time at the puppet theater space. New exhibits are on display regularly at the largest children’s museum in Georgia.

CHICK-FIL-A COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME

IT’S GAME TIME

Walk into this haven for college football fans and see the helmet wall representing nearly 800 schools, one for every four-year college that has a team. Continue through the museum to find college football bowl trophies, a replica ESPN College GameDay Desk and team memorabilia. Get on the field to kick a field goal or throw a pass at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl Skills Zone.

17 DAVID J. SENCER CDC MUSEUM

SEE SCIENCE DEVELOP

Learn about the history of the Centers for Disease Control through interactive exhibits focused on developing vaccines, identifying epidemics and producing modern-day medicine. This free museum even covers COVID-19 and the life-saving work the CDC performed during the pandemic.

16 DELTA FLIGHT MUSEUM

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TAKE TO THE SKIES

Tour the inside of a Boeing 747-400 and get up-close access to the cockpit and first-class seats. The flight simulator provides the full motion experience of a Boeing 737-200. Delta’s original 1940s-era aircraft hangar houses even more exhibits such as the history of flight, flight attendants’ evolving fashion and a deeper dive into more than 100 years of Delta Air Lines.

19 FERNBANK MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

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IT’S DINOMITE

Dinosaur lovers will feel right at home exploring prehistoric cultures and new science discoveries. Let the kids run wild in Fantastic Forces, a fully interactive STEAM exhibit, learn about Georgia’s natural history and catch a science-based documentary on the four-story movie screen. Head outdoors for WildWoods and Fernbank Forest to experience 75-acres of trails and wildlife.

20 FILM STUDIOS

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AND, ACTION

Atlanta is home to studios for productions of all sizes, including Tyler Perry Studios, one of the largest production facilities in the country. Visit Trilith Studios to see where some of the highestgrossing films, including many Marvel movies, were made. Tour Assembly Studios where they’ve built structures that make you feel like you’re traveling the world.

21 FOX THEATRE

MIDTOWN

FEELS LIKE OLD HOLLYWOOD

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The marquee outside the National Historic Landmark shines bright on Peachtree Street with stained glass windows and a stunning interior featuring a cobalt “sky” with a sea of twinkling stars. Enjoy a bite to eat or a drink nearby before or after any one of the 200 performances, including Broadway shows, concerts, movies and comedy shows.

22 GEORGIA AQUARIUM

YOU NEVER KNOW WHAT ANIMALS YOU’LL ‘SEA’

At the largest aquarium in the U.S., see thousands of animals and 500 species, ranging from amphibians, birds, reptiles and fish of all sizes. Catch a glimpse of the Aquarium’s beloved whale shark, the largest fish in the world. Or book an experience to swim in Ocean Voyager, encounter a sea lion and a penguin or pet a stingray.

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WORKS OF ART

As Atlanta’s cultural centerpiece on the Woodruff Arts Center campus, observe some of the more than 20,000 works of art from the collections of the High Museum. Pieces come from around the world, including African, American and European art. On select Friday nights, the museum stays open late for adult-only events like HIGH Frequency Friday or Friday Jazz.

24 HIGH MUSEUM OF ART HISTORY STOPS

DIVE INTO THE HISTORY BOOKS

The Westside neighborhood is complete with multiple history stops within close proximity. Hammonds House showcases work by artists of African descent. 44th & 3rd Bookseller stocks multicultural reads. The Wren’s Nest is the home of author Joel Chandler Harris. Fewer than 2 miles away, near Downtown, Herndon Home was once the residence of one of the first Black millionaires in the U.S.

JIMMY CARTER PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM

SEE WHAT IT TAKES TO LEAD THE COUNTRY

Reflect on the legacy of the 39th U.S. president. Learn about his upbringing in Plains, Ga., the work accomplished during his presidency and his dedication to volunteering alongside First Lady Rosalynn Carter. The museum houses a replica Oval Office and his Nobel Peace Prize.

26 LENOX SQUARE AND PHIPPS PLAZA

TOP SHOPPING DESTINATIONS

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Located just across Peachtree Road from one another, these two luxury malls create a shopper’s paradise. Find stores like Bloomingdale’s, Nike and Neiman Marcus, alongside luxury brands at Lenox Square. Head over to Phipps Plaza to find more luxury stores like Christian Louboutin and Hermès. Two hotels add to the convenience.

27 MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

DR. KING’S LEGACY LIVES ON

Explore the life of civil rights activist Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Tour The King Center, established by Coretta Scott King, and the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church where Dr. King was baptized and later became a co-pastor alongside his father. Stop by the Historic Fire Station No. 6 and visit the home where he lived for the first 12 years of his life.

28 MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM

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ALL EYES ON ATL

A host for FIFA World Cup 2026™, this 2-million-square-foot arena comes alive with energy whether there’s a football game, soccer match or concert taking place. The retractable roof and 58-foottall HD halo video board make it a sight to see. Mercedes-Benz Stadium is a TRUE Platinum Certified stadium for zero waste.

29 MIAMI CIRCLE

BRING YOUR EYE FOR DESIGN

Visit the highest concentration of fine art galleries in Atlanta. Find eclectic furniture shops, galleries, showrooms and everything in between to style your home. Grab a bite to eat at Eclipse de Luna or bowl at The Painted Pin. Miami Circle is located on PATH400, a 5.2-mile trail connecting Buckhead neighborhoods. PLACE STICKER HERE

30 MICHAEL C. CARLOS MUSEUM

STEP INTO THE PAST

Located on Emory University’s campus, the museum holds historic collections of art and culture from the Indigenous Americas, South Asia and ancient Greece and Rome, along with American and European Works on Paper. See the East Coast’s largest collection of Ancient Egyptian, Nubian and Near Eastern art, with artifacts and mummies.

31 MILLENNIUM GATE MUSEUM

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A SIGHT TO SEE

Designed by artist Alexander Stoddart, this 100-foot-tall Roman style arch houses a museum, which preserves Georgia history, art and culture from the Native Indian, Spanish, British Colonial and American Revolutionary periods. See iconic pieces from Atlanta’s pioneering families, including Adair, Candler, Woodruff and more. Enjoy the skyline views from the top of the building.

THE WHY BEHIND DESIGN

33 MUSEUM OF DESIGN ATLANTA

As the only museum in the Southeast dedicated to design, MODA seeks to answer questions about why objects were designed the way they were. Unconventional exhibits range from the design of pasta to the power of the hoodie. While visiting, feel empowered to think like a designers on how they might tackle current and future challenges.

MUSIC STUDIOS

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THE SOUTH GOT SOMETHING TO SAY

Atlanta is known as the Capital of Hip-Hop. Soul Asylum Studios is consistently ranked a top studio. SESSIONS Atlanta is home to Tricky Stewart’s Grammy-award winning recording studio. Find “studio row” on the Westside with OutKast’s Stankonia Studios, Icon Studios ATL and more. Doppler Studios is one of the oldest recording studios in Atlanta.

NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS

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THE PATH TO FREEDOM

The past and present come together providing a gathering place for dialogue and change. Experience a Freedom Rider's journey, sit at a Greensboro lunch counter and witness the power of organized, nonviolent resistance during the American Civil Rights Movement exhibit. "A Mile in My Shoes” spotlights human rights issues and defenders.

35 OAKLAND CEMETERY

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HISTORY COMES ALIVE

Filled with beautiful gardens and architecture, this free-tovisit cemetery is the final resting place of more than 70,000. Among the residents are historic personalities including author Margaret Mitchell, golfer Bobby Jones and Atlanta’s first Black mayor Maynard Jackson. Make sure you wear comfortable shoes to see all Oakland Cemetery has to offer.

36 PLAZA FIESTA

¡BIENVENIDOS

A ATLANTA!

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The heart of the Hispanic community in Georgia, Plaza Fiesta is an indoor mall along Buford Highway with more than 200 stores. Enjoy authentic tacos or freshly made pan dulce, shop for handcrafted Mexican-imported art or soccer jerseys, or come throughout the year for free events celebrating significant holidays from Latin America.

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37 PLAZA THEATRE

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LIGHTS, CAMERA, ACTION

Atlanta’s oldest operating cinema, Plaza Theatre opened in 1939. Visit this neighborhood gem to feel the nostalgia while enjoying a new movie or a cult classic. Atlanta Film Festival, celebrating its 50th anniversary, is hosted here and features independent films and filmmaker discussion panels.

38 PORSCHE EXPERIENCE CENTER ATLANTA

AIRPORT

THE NEED FOR SPEED

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Get behind the wheel of a sleek Porsche on a 1.6-mile course. See nine privately owned Porsche cars on display in the Heritage Gallery, and even customize your own car in the design studio. Experience a state-of-the-art Simulator Lab and end your visit with a bite to eat from Restaurant 356 as you watch flights take off from the Atlanta airport.

39 PULLMAN YARDS

EASTSIDE

A ONE-STOP SHOP

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Once a site for repairing passenger train and cargo cars, and later used to develop and patent liquid carbonated gasses, Pullman Yards is now known for being an entertainment destination in the South with many movies filmed here. Enjoy food trucks and weekly events, like Chefs Market and Skate Night. There also are pickleball courts.

RIALTO CENTER FOR THE ARTS AT GEORGIA STATE UNIVERSITY

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HISTORIC MOVIE HOUSE

Dating back to 1916, this staple in Downtown was Atlanta’s first movie house. See a range of performances from the best of international jazz, film premieres, world music and dance, and even Georgia State’s School of Music performances.

SCAD FASH MUSEUM OF FASHION + FILM

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STRUT YOUR STUFF

In this nearly 10,000-square-foot museum, see fashion from around the world, artwork by top designers and styles fit for the cinema. The view from the front entrance showcases the Midtown skyline and is a must-snap photo opportunity.

THE ULTIMATE PRESERVATION

Find a neighborhood coffee shop, a vinyl record store, a Blackowned bookstore and local restaurants in this reimagined district. You’ll find historic charm within walking distance of MercedesBenz Stadium and State Farm Arena. On Saturdays, come for Smorgasburg, an outdoor food festival featuring more than 40 local vendors.

43 STATE FARM ARENA

SHOOT FOR THE HOOPS

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Home to the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks, State Farm Arena welcomes fans to thrilling basketball games or sold-out concerts. Enjoy elevated food and unique entertainment options, like getting a haircut while watching the action or playing a round of simulated golf. State Farm is a TRUE Platinum Certified arena for zero waste.

44 STONE MOUNTAIN PARK

LACE UP YOUR HIKING SHOES

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Georgia’s most-visited attraction is just a short drive from Atlanta. With 3,200 acres of beautiful views and stunning trails, the park invites you to bring your hiking shoes and camera to make memories along the way. Throughout the year, come for themed events that include iconic drone and light shows.

45 SWEET AUBURN

HISTORY WAS MADE HERE

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Explore what was once considered the “richest Negro street in the world" by Fortune Magazine. Iconic locations include the Auburn Avenue Research Library, Atlanta Daily World and the Municipal Market. Visit stops on the U.S. Civil Rights Trail including the APEX Museum, historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, the Madam CJ Walker Museum and WERDStudio. Ride the Atlanta Streetcar to easily see all the historic landmarks.

SING YOUR HEART OUT

Across the street from Centennial Olympic Park, this live music venue was actually built as a church in 1910. The intimate space promises a front-row seat to performances of your favorite bands and comedians right in the heart of Downtown.

LET THE BEAT DROP

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The world’s first hip-hop museum explores the rich culture of trap music. See one of T.I.’s Grammys, meander through the Gucci Mane Kitchen, check out The Young Jeezy Snow Room and see Future’s Pluto Blast Off exhibit. Plus, see the actual pink car 2 Chainz used in one of his music videos. Outside the museum is an Atlanta Beltline Connector Trail taking you straight to Downtown.

UNDERGROUND ATLANTA

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DANCE THE NIGHT AWAY

This 400,000-square-foot arts, entertainment and retail hub is connected to the Five Points MARTA station in Downtown. You’ll find a replica Zero Mile Post, marking the terminus of the railroads. Come for a show at The Masquerade, hit the dance floor at MJQ, relax with cats at The Whisker Lounge and visit the many underground art galleries.

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TAKE A SIP OF HISTORY

Exhibits like Coca-Cola Stories and Icons focus on highlighting the notable brand’s history through artifacts, stories and photo opportunities. Learn about the five scent categories and try more than 100 beverage flavors from around the world. Don’t forget to snap a picture with the iconic polar bear.

ZOO ATLANTA

SHOW OFF YOUR WILD SIDE

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Meet animals from around the world with home habitats such as grasslands, the rainforest and wetlands. Book a Wild Encounter in advance to see what a day is like for the Animal Care Team, which helps save species. Get up close with the animals by feeding the giraffes or visiting the petting zoo.

COME SEE WHAT THE CITY IN THE FOREST IS ALL ABOUT

When flying into Atlanta, just minutes before landing, look out the window: you’ll see greenery, trees and gardens stretching in every direction. Driving through the city, the vast canopy will take your breath away. Known as The City in the Forest, Atlanta is surrounded by green spaces, such as Centennial Olympic Park, Piedmont Park, Grant Park, Cascade Park and Chastain Park, which are woven throughout the city's neighborhoods.

The Atlanta Beltline and PATH400 offer options to explore the city’s neighborhoods, perfect for walks and bike rides. Along the trails, you’ll find free yoga classes, food halls, sustainable art and plenty of restaurants. Bring your four-legged friend and stop by one of the many dog parks, including the unique Fetch Park.

Don’t miss Atlanta’s lush park scene. Woodruff Park is an oasis in Downtown and Rodney Cook Sr. Park is a short walk to MercedesBenz Stadium. Shirley Clarke Franklin Park is Atlanta’s largest green space, named after the former Atlanta mayor and first Black woman to serve as mayor of a major Southern city, and check out Sara J. González Memorial Park, the first in Georgia to be named after a Hispanic individual.

ENJOY A BITE FROM AROUND THE WORLD AT OUR FOOD HALLS AND FARMERS MARKETS

Come hungry to Atlanta, where food halls and farmers markets will take your palate on a world tour. Ponce City Market is a must-stop for dining, shopping and entertainment in the historic Sears building, located just off the Beltline’s Eastside Trail.

In Midtown, visit Politan Row at Colony Square for VIP chef’s table experiences and exclusive cocktail bars. Head to the Westside for Chattahoochee Food Works, boasting more than 30 culinary offerings and a full-service bar. Or check out Lee + White’s food hall on the West End for comfort food options and brewery vibes. Hop on the Beltline after wrapping up your trip there. Experience tropical vibes at Halidom Eatery on Atlanta’s Eastside. Named one of the world’s best food halls, Krog Street Market in Old Fourth Ward is a can’t-miss destination.

On Auburn Avenue in Downtown, find The Municipal Market, which was originally an open-air market after the 1917 Great Atlanta Fire. Closer to MercedesBenz Stadium and State Farm Arena is The Center, which transforms the old CNN Center to the place to be before or after an event. Or come to South Downtown on Saturdays for Smorgasburg, an outdoor food festival with more than 40 local food vendors. For local flavors, find farmers markets all around Atlanta. Explore Freedom Farmers Market at the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum or the Peachtree Road Farmers Market. Morningside Farmers Market exclusively offers certified organic produce straight from local farmers. Discover global flavors at Buford Highway Farmers Market or check out Your Dekalb Farmers Market where you can explore international products.

PLAY ALL DAY IN THE A

If you’re up for friendly competition, explore the city’s top venues for playing, eating and socializing. Start with Painted Pin and Painted Duck, two upscale spots with unique bowling experiences. Go for a game of pickleball at Painted Pickle or visit Painted Park, a gaming parlor located on the Beltline’s Eastside Trail. For even more games, Your 3rd Spot offers 100-plus options, including bowling and arcade favorites. Head to the Westside’s Interlock for a full entertainment experience with modern mini-golf at Puttshack, immersive VR at Sandbox VR and puzzle-solving fun at The Escape Game. Steps away, Flight Club takes darts to a new level. Test your racing skills at the new F1 Arcade. Across the street, Ormsby’s keeps the night going with pool, bocce and shuffleboard. At Atlantic Station, explore mind-bending displays at the Museum of Illusions or dive into slime play at Sloomoo Institute in Buckhead.

LEGO Discovery Center Atlanta is perfect for families, while Joystick Gamebar pairs vintage arcade games with craft cocktails for an adultfriendly nostalgia trip. Enjoy a round of classic bowling at Midtown Bowl or practice your golf game at Five Iron Golf. Don’t miss Skyline Park on THE ROOF at Ponce City Market, with minigolf and carnival games set against breathtaking city views. Wrap up your gaming tour at Topgolf Westside where you can practice your swing in style.

50 FUN THINGS IN ATLANTA

EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM

Mercedes-Benz Stadium will be the epicenter of soccer during FIFA World Cup 2026™. Dive deeper into the magnitude of this two-million-square-foot beauty built for soccer, football and events.

The World’s Largest Halo Board

The stadium features a 63,000-square-foot, 360-degree HD video screen, the largest of its kind, that surrounds the retractable roof like a halo.

Retractable Roof Inspired by Roman Architecture

The stadium’s roof is inspired by the oculus of the Pantheon in Rome. It consists of eight triangular panels that open and close in a circular shape, like a camera, distinguishing it as an unparalleled venue.

Collection of Art With Atlanta Roots

The stadium houses more than 180 works of art, including large-scale works by local and national Black artists. See the 75-foot-tall falcon sculpture outside the stadium. It is constructed from recycled steel and designed by Hungarian artist Gábor Miklós Szőke.

LEED Platinum Certified

It is the first professional sports stadium in the U.S. to achieve LEED Platinum (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) certification. It has 4,000 solar panels and electric vehicle charging stations.

WHAT’S NEARBY THE STADIUM

5-10 minute walk

• Georgia World Congress Center

• Historic Herndon Home Museum

• SEC District MARTA Station

• State Farm Arena

• Vine City MARTA Station

10-20 minute walk

• Centennial Olympic Park

• Centennial Yards

• Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame

• Children’s Museum of Atlanta

• Georgia Aquarium

• National Center for Civil and Human Rights

• Rodney Cook Sr. Park

• South Downtown

• Underground Atlanta

• Westside Beltline Connector Trail

• World of Coca-Cola

Find plenty of restaurants, bars, attractions and more nearby.

VISIT THE ATLANTA BELTLINE

The Atlanta Beltline is a 22-mile trail that loops around the city connecting 45 neighborhoods and showcasing why Atlanta is The City in the Forest. This outdoor space creates numerous opportunities for visitors to explore intown neighborhoods via trails and paths connected to parks and green spaces.

Northside Trail

Covering 2.9 miles, this trail is a quiet segment of the Beltline with Tanyard Creek and Ardmore Park. This segment merges with the Northwest Beltline Connector.

Northwest Trail

A small segment of this trail is completed and includes a local brewery with a coffee shop attached.

Westside trail

Enjoy plenty of parks along this portion, including Shirley Clarke Franklin Park, Atlanta’s largest green space. The trail extends 3.2 miles with art displays along the way.

Southwest Trail

The segment runs 2.6 miles with a food hall, multiple breweries and history stops. The West End MARTA Station is only a few blocks away.

NAVIGATING ATLANTA

NAVIGATING BELTLINE

Northeast Trail

Picking up at Piedmont Park, this segment will extend 2.9 miles to Peachtree Creek. Find a brewery, distillery, coffee shop, an indoor pickleball spot, LGBTQ+ bars and more.

Eastside Trail

On the most established section of the Beltline, find many restaurants, rooftop bars, food halls and attractions. Stroll past street art, including Krog Street Tunnel and Wylie Street.

Southeast Trail

Running through neighborhoods like Reynoldstown, Cabbagetown, Glenwood Park and Grant Park, this section offers plenty of restaurants, bars and shops.