Things To Do
The Beltline
Grab an Uber to the Trader Joe’s parking lot, walk around the left side of the building and enjoy the miles of walking and biking paths on the Atlanta Beltline! Take a right (South) on the Beltline to head toward Ponce City Market’s and Inman Park’s bars and restaurants.
Ponce City Market
Check out one of Atlanta’s many converted industrial buildings at Ponce City Market. Previously a Sears catalogue facility, PCM’s restaurants and shops are a frequent destination for us to grab a bite or hang out with friends on weekends. Before you leave, grab a coffee at Dancing Goats - our favorite coffee shop in Atlanta.
Inman Park
Just off the Beltline, Inman park has a variety of bars and restaurants to grab a midday bite if you don’t feel like continuing on to Krog Street Market. Some of our favorite spots in Inman Park are BarTaco, Victory, BeetleCat, and VinoTeca Wine Bar.
Krog Street Market
Krog Street Market is another converted industrial space off of the Beltline and now serves as a food hall. Grab a bite at one of the many stalls, a beer at Hop City, or some Mexican food and margarita at Superica.
High Museum of Art
With so many good museums in Atlanta, it's hard to recommend just a few - the High Museum has over 15,000 pieces of art in its permanent collection, in addition to its rotating galleries.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
With Atlanta as one of the epicenters of the civil rights movement, its Civil and Human Rights museum is a must see if you're into history. The Museum is located downtown (next to the Aquarium and World of Coke) so you'll definitely want to grab an Uber.
Piedmont Park
If you're looking for a lazy day outside, check out Atlanta's Piedmont park. The park is in Midtown with plenty of restaurants that are within walking distance.
The Shops of Buckhead
Located in the heart of Buckhead, The Shops of Buckhead feature a variety of stores, restaurants, and bars to explore.