Kupcakerie

Creative cupcakes baked fresh daily, plus coffee and tea in a cozy atmosphere.

Arden’s Garden

Fresh juice and smoothies and healthy snacks are served in this popular local chain's District HQ.

Arches Brewing

Looking for a first-class microbrewery experience? Stop in for a locally-crafted brew at Arches, right around the corner in Hapeville.

Drip-Thru Coffee

Cool local coffee drive-thru for a quick caffeine fix.

Paper Plane

Offering Thai food inspired from family dishes in Bangkok featuring flavorable recipes made to order. Great meeting space for groups.

Johnny’s Chicken & Waffles

From Crystal Smith and Ne-Yo, as well as Karlie Redd from VH1’s Love n’ Hip Hop, this restaurant’s signature menu item is the most popular brunch food in Georgia: chicken & waffles. But don't sleep on their other café goods!

Mellow Mushroom

A funky stone-baked pizza chain offering a super-casual good time. Vegan and gluten-free options make it a great place for crowds to split a pie or grab sandwiches or salads.

Dining Guide

Check out our restaurant dining guide for more great grub in the area.

College Park:

3731 Main St, College Park, GA 30337, Yoyo Ferro's colorful and whimsical mural, next to Fresh from Earth Herb Tea Bar

Hapeville:

3468 N Fulton Ave, Hapeville, GA 30354, Charmaine Minniefield's Flowers Divine mural, located on the side of Hapeville City Hall

Union City:

5041 Union St, Union City, GA 30291, William Mitchell's Coca-Cola Mural, on the side of the Styles by Monica salon building.

Georgia Aquarium

Home to the largest tanks in the world, the Georgia Aquarium is the place to see whale sharks, otters, penguins and more.

Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame

With more than 50 high-tech interactive exhibits and a 45-yard indoor field to run around on, this attraction balances on the line between “museum” and “shrine.”

World of Coca-Cola

Learn about Coke, drink Coke, and experience the brand new Scent Discovery exhibit in this interactive Coca-Cola museum.

Center for Civil and Human Rights

This eye-opening museum connects the U.S. Civil Rights Movement to today's human rights challenges.

Skyview Atlanta

See Atlanta from this nearly-20-story ferris wheel, with gondolas that seat up to six.

Zoo Atlanta

Spend a day visiting animals from around the world, including elephants, pandas and silverback gorillas. Hands-on educational experiences (think guided tours and sleepovers) can be arranged for groups.

Lululemon

High-end activewear chain with a focus on yoga.

Anthropologie

Boho-chic chain for clothing, furniture and home accessories.

Atlantic Station

138-acre mixed-use destination featuring dozens of retailers (like Athleta, Nike Unite, and Forever 21), restaurants (like California Pizza Kitchen), rotating exhibits, a bowling alley and a movie theater.

Jeni’s Splendid Ice cream

Treat yourself to a scoop or three in a fresh cone. Features original flavors and local ingredients.

Taqueria del Sol

Locals line up for these tacos, so get there early.

Ponce City Market

Uber-trendy converted warehouse that contains a popular food hall with excellent options like Batter Cookie Dough Counter, Skyline Park, H&F Burger, and Honeysuckle Gelato. Individual and group tickets are available for The Roof, with food, entertainment and carnival games.

Krog Street Market

Equally-trendy historic building that now houses a food hall and shops. Check out Superica, The Little Tart Bakeshop, Richard’s Southern Fried and more—and don't miss the graffiti-filled Krog Street Tunnel nearby.

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park

Considered Atlanta’s top tourist destination, this national park includes MLK’s birth home, historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, the King Center and more.

The Beltline

Walk or bike this urban trail and stop along the way at multiple restaurants and shops.

Lenox Square

This mall includes high-end shops, specialty boutiques and eateries, such as Neiman Marcus, Louis Vuitton and Prada.

Phipps Plaza

Across the street from Lenox Square, this mall also includes high-end shops, specialty boutiques and eateries, such as Saks Fifth Avenue, Valentino and Gucci—as well as a movie theater and the LEGOLAND Discovery Center.

Buckhead Village District

Six posh blocks of designer boutiques and trendy eateries.

LEGOLAND Discovery Center

LEGO's family entertainment center, featuring interactive displays, toys and exhibits, a playground, a 4D LEGO cinema, a high-flying spinning ride, and of course a LEGO store. Group bookings available.

Six Flags Over Georgia

Atlanta’s largest, most exciting theme park is about 20 minutes’ drive west and offers 290 acres of thrilling rides for all ages. Check the website in advance to see what ticket or pass discounts might be available.

Fernbank Museum of Natural History

This eye-opening indoor-outdoor experience offers numerous interactive exhibits, old-growth forest trails and an IMAX theater. Various presentations take place each day from up-close animal encounters to live science demos, so take a look at their calendar to plan the best day to go.

High Museum of Art

The High is the leading art museum in the Southeast, with a permanent collection of over 18,000 pieces from all over the world and throughout history. Choose your path through the exhibits wisely—one day isn’t enough to take everything in.

Atlanta Botanical Garden

Experience spectacular gardens, plant collections and art exhibits as you stroll the peaceful trails of our beautiful botanical gardens.

Porsche Driving Experience

Across the street from Hapeville’s Kimpton Overland Hotel, fans of high performance vehicles can get behind the wheel on this 1.6-mile circuit. (Fans of the MCU will recognize this location as the Avengers compound.)