Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Downtown Atlanta, Atlanta

Anjali M. • July 11, 2018Great park for the whole family to walk in the heart of the city. The park hosts many musical events especially during summer months. The water fountain is a fun place for kids to play. 

Richard B. • October 6, 2019Get here early for music food and fun!

JustTerry S. • August 27, 2011If you come at certain times, you'll see and hear a spectacular water and music show

Lauren Kraselsky C. • March 24, 2010Best Doggie Daycare in the City! Cage free boarding with love :)

Heather G. • October 30, 2014Had a great time with friends.

Heather B. • November 12, 2013Beautiful park...

Jun D. • March 9, 2014For visitors wanting to tour the area, it's better to buy the city pass. It includes 5 places to tour, go to 3 places and the city pass has paid for itself!

Tabatha P. • June 4, 2013Close to Emory University Hospital Midtown great place to have lunch on a blanket

SlimJenkins • October 8, 2014A chill spot to have breakfast/lunch. Soft music playing..read a book or 2!

Dee • May 13, 2013All of the playground’s unique features encourage fun, creativity and learning together with peers, regardless of ability. Great fun.

Tiffany M. • October 22, 2012Make sure you get from round here before the sun go down!

shawn • March 21, 2013Literally the scariest place in downtown. Even during the day

Oakland Cemetery • August 1, 2012This park opened in 1940 & is named after banker & real estate developer Joel Hurt (funded by Woodruff Foundation). The fountain originally used 78 bulbs to produce a 20 minute water & light show.