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Parks

Atlanta’s gorgeous skyline is full of glass and steel, but guests are constantly amazed at the green space in the city. The gardens in the middle of Downtown, Midtown and Buckhead — Centennial Olympic Park, Piedmont Park and Chastain Park — are just as beautiful as they are iconic. And they are only the beginning of Atlanta’s green space.

Atlanta BeltLine and PATH400 are a great walks with views and attractions along the way. By foot or on wheels, head over to Old Fourth Ward Skatepark to test out your latest tricks or join a free community yoga class. Woodruff Park is an oasis Downtown, and Rodney Cook Sr. Park is the latest green development offering a place to sit by the creek. Grab your bike and head west to ride around Westside Reservoir Park, home to ADA-accessible trails and beautiful Atlanta skylines. Atlanta is home to the first park named after a Hispanic individual in the State of Georgia. Visit Sara J. Gonzalez Park and celebrate the culture and diversity of the city. We are the city in the forest with endless opportunities for you to enjoy the outdoors. Check out one of the many Atlanta parks and gardens open to guests daily.

Food Halls& Farmers Markets

Atlanta is home to some of the best and one of the oldest food halls in the country. Politan Row at Colony Square is a great place to encounter the city’s eclectic mix of dining options. Don’t miss out on VIP chef’s table experiences and exclusive cocktail bars. With 31 culinary offerings and a full-service bar, Chattahoochee Food Works will satisfy your thirst and hunger in an adaptive mixed-use building on the Westside. Eat and shop at Ponce City Market, a historic Sears building converted into a city landmark now housing some of the best global flavors in Atlanta. Named one of the best food halls in the world, Krog Street Market is a must-try. It is located in one of the city’s hottest historic neighborhoods and boasts a curated mix of dining, shopping and spaces to gather. What started as a large open-air market following the Great Atlanta Fire of 1917, is now Sweet Auburn Curb Market - also known as the Municipal Market. Located in the city’s historic Sweet Auburn District, it has been ranked among the best in the world by USA Today. The independently owned businesses here include fresh produce, meat and seafood vendors, retailers and eateries. For those looking to buy international food products, visit Buford Highway Farmers Market and Your DeKalb Farmers Market. Just minutes from Downtown, you can travel around the world through flavors. Visit Atlanta’s eclectic neighborhoods and their equally diverse selection of food halls and markets.

Comedy Clubs

Laugh with a full crowd during a magical night at Atlanta Magic Theater – named Atlanta’s highest rated show and nightlife entertainment option by Trip Advisor. Magician Peter Morrison brings stage magic and mentalism as well as audience involvement.

No matter your level of laughter, Atlanta’s many hip laugh factories bring joy all across town. Dad’s Garage provides incredible shows with talented players that have been seen in local television shows and movies.

Laughing Skull Lounge is a must if size matters to you. As a comedy club in a big city, the comics pride themselves on their small and intimate space. Looking for something off-the-cuff?

Check out Village Theatre for an audience-inspired improv comedy venue in an intimate and laid-back environment serving drinks, laughs and a good time. Leave the stress of the day behind and unwind with funny stand-up acts, get involved, or even try out your own.