Things To Do
Krog Street Market
Krog Street Market is one of our favorite and most frequent stops when visiting Atlanta! Located along the Beltline, Krog is a great place to walk or bike to from Ponce City Market, and is a short Lyft ride away from Midtown. Every Vendor at Krog is fantastic, but we especially recommend the Jeni's Ice Cream, Suzy Sui's Baos, Gu's Dumplings, and the Little Tart Bakeshop. We also love (well, Sally mostly...) The Merchant retail shop nextdoor.
Ponce City Market
We cannot wait to welcome our guests to the Rooftop at Ponce for our Celebration, but we also highly recommend swinging by the First and Second floors of Ponce (indoor and outdoor) for amazing bites and shopping. There are dozens of shops to explore, and best yet there are rows of restaurants and eateries inside Ponce on the first floor. It's a great place to grab a bite and explore! Ponce is also right on the Beltline for further exploring, and you can access it from the second floor inside.
Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail
The Eastside Section of the Beltline is a great way to explore Atlanta by foot or by bike! We love to walk between Ponce, Inman Park, and Krog, as well as utilize the trail for outdoor runs.
Georgia Aquarium
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
Atlanta Botanical Garden
A real gem close to Atlanta Midtown and on the west side of Piedmont Park. Beautiful gardens and walking paths and an indoor orchid garden. From May until October, there will also be a special exhibit called Origami in the Garden featuring 18 installations of nearly 70 museum-quality metal sculptures inspired by the Japanese art of folding paper that are the creations of Santa Fe artists Kevin and Jennifer Box. Throughout the Garden will be large-scale sculptures of flying birds, emerging butterflies, grazing deer, floating boats and more. The highlight of the show will be “Master Peace,” a 25-foot-tall sculpture of hundreds of stainless steel origami peace cranes towering over Howell Fountain.
Atlanta History Center
33 Acres of beautiful gardens (9 distinct gardens), houses and exhibitions. The History Center was founded in 1926 to preserve and study Atlanta history. Open Tuesday -Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. The houses open at 11 a.m.