Built for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, this public park offers weekly free concerts, a dancing water fountain for the kids and a memorial quilt in remembrance of the victims of the 1996 Olympic bombing.

The heart of African American commerce and culture in Atlanta at the turn of the century.

This Atlanta neighborhood is filled with boutiques and fine restaurants and is lined with picturesque boulevards and cottages.

This art and theater complex is home to Atlanta's largest and most prominent art institutions.

The trees and parks surrounding the beautiful homes make Ansley Park so very special. If you're walkin, cycling, or flinging frisbees, it seems like you're in the middle of Central Park in New York...

This Atlanta neighborhood is home to Zoo Atlanta and the Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum.

Off-beat and funky neighborhood that offers vintage-clothing shops, sidewalk vendors and street musicians.

This trendy neighborhood has been reborn over the last decade with hot spots like Echo Lounge, a cutting edge nightclub with live alternative music, and Heaping Bowl and Brew, an eclectic eatery serving signature entrees piled into oversized bowls.

With its upscale neighborhoods and multi-million dollar mansions, the Buckhead section of Atlanta is one of the most affluent communities in town, and home to some of the best art galleries, restaurants and nightlife.

This busy Atlanta street is known for trendy shops, stores and cafes.

The Crescent Apartments have historic significance as the home of author Margaret Mitchell between the years 1925 and 1932, where she wrote the bulk of the book Gone with the Wind which went on to make both she and Atlanta world-famous.