There are over 100 restaurants, nightclubs and retail stores here. This center and museum traces Atlanta history from Native Americans to the 1996 Olympics. There are many gardens and a restaurant on the grounds. 150 feet of chrome diner stand and formica booths serve up Atlanta's premier fast food. Burgers, hot dogs, barbeque, chicken and egg salad sandwiches and even chili burgers.
Parking is available all over town.
Many places charge but you run a good chance of getting your parking stub validated at the place that you are visiting in the historic districts. The streets are wide with parallel parking in most places. Parking meters are on the streets and lots are not usually free, unless you are visiting a restaurant. It's really a very special park which in which you could spend a good portion of the day. Here you will find a 19th century plantation house with guided tour, an antique museum, river boat and railroad tours, a laser show and the world's largest granite boulder complete with a Civil War carved relief.