Founders Green
Half-acre public gathering space at 110 Broad Street SW in South Downtown, with a stage, seating and open space for concerts and movie nights.
downtownATL Directory
Parks & Landmarks around downtown Atlanta.
Parks, plazas, monuments and historic landmarks in downtown Atlanta, including Centennial Olympic Park, Woodruff Park and the Sweet Auburn historic district.
Fountain of Rings
Signature fountain of Centennial Olympic Park with four daily shows at 12, 2:30, 6:30 and 9 p.m., at 265 Park Ave W NW downtown.
Georgia International Plaza
Two-acre green space just outside Building B of the Georgia World Congress Center, on the west side of downtown near State Farm Arena.
Hurt Park
Small park in the triangle of Edgewood Avenue, Courtland and Gilmer streets that hosts Georgia State events like movie nights and yoga.
International Peace Fountain
Water display in Woodruff Park at Peachtree Street and Auburn Avenue, with a large geyser and 150-foot water wall honoring civil rights.
John H. Calhoun Park
Quarter-acre pocket park at Piedmont and Auburn avenues named for civil rights leader and NAACP president John H. Calhoun, featuring the 1993 stainless steel sculpture "Ancestral Totem" by Ayokunle Odeleye.
Mangos Caribbean Restaurant
Jamaican restaurant at 180 Auburn Avenue NE in Sweet Auburn serving jerk chicken, curry goat and oxtails, near the APEX Museum.
Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park
National Park Service site on Auburn Avenue with Dr. King's Birth Home, Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, his tomb and free ranger-led tours.
Memorial Drive Greenway
An 8.5-acre linear park currently in design that will transform a half-mile stretch of underutilized land into a people-centered greenspace connecting historic Oakland Cemetery to the edge of downtown, featuring native plantings and an elevated walkway.
Olympic Rings
An 11-foot-tall, 5,000-pound interactive sculpture of the five Olympic rings near Centennial Olympic Park's east entrance, installed in 2018 as a selfie-ready tribute to Atlanta's 1996 Olympic legacy.
Piedmont Park
City of Atlanta park centered on 11.5-acre Lake Clara Meer, with a Saturday Green Market and BeltLine access, near Midtown and Arts Center MARTA.
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Historic core of downtown around Mitchell and Broad streets, with older buildings revived as shops and restaurants and the half-acre Founders Green.
The Home Depot Backyard
An 11-acre greenspace on the Mercedes-Benz Stadium campus, used for tailgates, festivals, outdoor movie nights and community recreation.
Walton Spring Park
Park at Andrew Young International Boulevard and Spring Street NW with a 25-foot obelisk, a granite circular bench and a bronze Andrew Young statue.
Woodruff Park
Six-acre park in the Fairlie-Poplar district with the International Peace Fountain, the Phoenix sculpture, a performance pavilion and a Streetcar stop.