The Atlanta BeltLine
Twenty-two miles of old rail corridor turned into a trail ring around the city. The Eastside Trail from Piedmont Park to Krog Street is the stretch everybody means.
The BeltLine, the busiest airport on earth, and a city that rebuilt itself more than once.
From the BeltLine to Sweet Auburn, Atlanta packs a serious food, art and music scene into a city that never sits still.
Twenty-two miles of old rail corridor turned into a trail ring around the city. The Eastside Trail from Piedmont Park to Krog Street is the stretch everybody means.
The old Sears building on the BeltLine, now the food hall the rest of the country copies. Worth an afternoon even if you only came to eat.
The largest art museum in the Southeast, in the Woodruff Arts Center complex in Midtown. Free on the second Sunday of the month.
Dr. King's birth home, Ebenezer Baptist, and the national historical park, all walkable in the Old Fourth Ward.
Two hundred acres in the middle of Midtown with the skyline behind it, and the Atlanta Botanical Garden on its north edge.
The Braves up in Cobb, the Falcons and Atlanta United downtown under a roof that opens like a camera lens.
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