Visitors to Georgia often focus on visiting the main tourist sites without visiting the main city itself. There is so much to do, from shopping, architecture and the local history.
Atlanta has 3 major downtown neighborhoods Midtown, Buckhead, and Downtown. Here you will find the biggest selection of hotels, restaurants, and attractions. Many of the attractions are conveniently located along the south-north corridor through central Atalanta.
Buckhead
Wealthy Buckhead is a popular destination to visit for shopping and restaurants. Buckhead would not suit a family looking to vacate on a budget. Enjoy the Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza, boutique shops, and a vast array of restaurants to dine in.
Downtown
Downtown is a large neighborhood made up of different contrasting districts, this is one of the key sights and home to many popular attractions such as the Coca-Cola Museum, Georgia Aquarium, and Centennial Olympic Park.
Midtown
Midtown is a large central district just north-east of Downtown. Easy access from the City’s Marta rail system, this neighborhood is great for families with kids of all ages. Plenty to do such as dining, hiking, shopping, and visiting Piedmont Park.
Midtown hosts a cluster of really cool art museums, theatres, and performance spaces; families that consider themselves creative should stay in midtown.
Midtown is also home to the William Breman Jewish Museum, Federal Reserve Park, and Atalanta History Museum. Midtown is a great place to visit if your children enjoy history and learning.