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Things To Do in Roswell
Visit Canton Street
Located at the intersection of Canton Street and Magnolia Street running north to Woodstock Road. This historic uptown area is designated as a Georgia “Great Street” and features a vibrant culinary scene, art galleries and unique shops -- find antiques, boutique clothing stores, delicious food and even something for your furry friends.
Roswell Craft Breweries
Explore three brewing companies and you’ll find delicious beers and sours and vibrant atmospheres. These often feature live music, family-friendly lounges and outdoor areas, and great events throughout the year: From the Earth Brewing - 1570 Holcomb Bridge Road, Roswell, GA 30076 Gate City Brewing Company - 43 Magnolia Street, Roswell, GA 30075 Variant Brewing Company- 66 Norcross Street, Roswell, GA 30075
The Shops at Avalon
A plethora of shops, dinning, and entertainment -- all about a 20 minute drive from the venue and our hotel - The DoubleTree in Roswell. At Avalon you can choose to dine, see a movie, or shop among stores like J. Crew, luluLemon, DryBar, Anthropologie, Crate & Barrel, and more.
Browse Local Art Galleries
Roswell is packed full of art galleries throughout the historic district and offers an amazing sculpture tour through the Roswell Arts Fund that covers every corner of the city. After all, the earth without "art" is just "eh."
Chattahoochee River Fun
A seven-mile stretch of the Chattahoochee River offers an abundance of trails, water access, riverwalk, and playgrounds. Coupled with the amazing scenery and wildlife, visitors of all ages will have a blast as they experience natural Roswell.
Roswell Ghost Tours
Experience the charm and mystery of the deep south through many ghost stories. Learn much about Roswell’s deep history from knowledgeable guides. In the heart of this historic village, one will be surprised by how many spirits reside behind the walls of the antebellum mansions which General Sherman never burned. The deep ravines with their ruined mills hold secrets of exiled mill workers whose toilsome moans may still be heard.
Historic District Walking Tour
The Roswell Visitors Center offers a self-guided tour brochure of Roswell’s Historic District and a Civil War brochure highlighting events and sites. Through these, you'll see the Mill Village, famed Victorian Homes, local art, and more. For those who revel in history, Roswell’s Historic District offers 640 acres of vintage homes, historic sites, museums, monuments, churches and cemeteries, with 122 acres of area listed on the National Register of Historic Places
Roswell Pedi Cab
Take a Pedi Cab around town -- they provide service in the Historic District from the square at Hwy 9 and 120, down Mimosa Boulevard and Canton Street to Woodstock. This includes convenient shuttles from the City Hall parking lot to the Canton Street area.