Home of the RBA. Free parking lot at the back of the building. Public restrooms, free wi-fi. Go inside during the hot days of summer for A/C! MARTA 85 Northbound bus stop is outside the front door.
Built in 1842. From the second floor of this magnificent home, Barrington King could look out over his mills and vast holdings. Open to the public for tours, many educational activities, and events.
Built in 1839. This home has been described as one of the most significant houses in Georgia. An authentic interpretation through quality tours, educational programs, community outreach, and events.
In 1845 Archibald Smith brought his wife, children and 30 slaves to help run the 300+ acre plantation. Perfectly preserved is the two-story farmhouse, complete with outbuildings.
The Town Square was also the setting for President Theodore Roosevelt's visit to Roswell. Many festivals are held here year round.
Est. 1840. Roswell's first public cemetery, among the graves are those for Roswell King and Major James Stephens Bulloch.
Once known as the Methodist Cemetery, this burial site holds over 2,000 graves. Still an active cemetery.
Established when African-American members of the Lebanon Baptist Church organized their own church.
Exhibits of political, social, and historical interests document the history of the USA, Georgia, and Roswell. Featuring U.S. Presidents, GA Authors, Women in the White House, World War II, and more.
Home of the Roswell Fire Museum. Here you may observe antique alarms and bells, and other items showing the evolution of Roswell’s Volunteer Fire Department.
Est. 1873. Originally owned by Roswell’s first veterinarian; now an events facility.
Built in 1839 as the first permanent home in Roswell. Now serves as an events facility.
127-acre natural science venue on the Chattahoochee River. Fresh water ponds, wooded upland trails, river marshes, native wildlife, butterfly garden.
6+ mile urban MTB trail system built and maintained by volunteers that is designed to accommodate beginner, intermediate and advanced bikers. Freeride area, slalom and downhill runs.
Playground, splash area in the summer, outdoor concerts and movies in the fall, bike trails, fishing area. Plenty of parking and picnic areas as well as a shelter for rent.
On the banks of Vickery's Creek, ruins of the Roswell Mills can be found. The largest mill building was constructed in 1853 and the area is now a city park, great for hiking.
A 30-foot dam and millrace were constructed on Vickery Creek in the mid-to-late 1830s to supply power for the mills. (Wear proper hiking shoes)
40 acres of recreational space. Playground, dog park, community garden, splash area in the summer. Soccer, baseball fields, tennis courts, disc golf court. Pavilions for rent. Activities year-round.
Playground, dog park, community garden, 2.25 mi hiking trail, fishing, picnic areas, a cabin for rent. You'll feel you are out in the mountains, but without leaving Fulton County.
If you're biking, it's an exact 10 mile loop from Willeo Rd. to Eves Rd and back. If you're a runner: Riverside Park to Willeo Rd. and back is exactly 4 miles.
Rent canoes, kayaks, bikes and pedal boats at their Azalea Park outpost in Historic Roswell. Or, for a leisurely float downriver, have your group hop in rafts and shoot the Hooch. Convenient shuttles.
Grand Greek revival mansions and humble mill worker's apartments are some of the haunted sites you'll see on this mile of easy walking. Tours depart from the bandstand in the Roswell Town Square.
Enjoy first-run movies in a comfortable, clean environment. 10 screens, digital sound, 3D capabilities, stadium-style, high-back-rocker seating. Home to two 18-hole miniature golf courses.
An authentic 63' stern wheel riverboat. It is ideal for reunions, parties, or any group or corporate outing. Charter cruises are available daily; call for reservations: 770-650-1008
An exhibition of antique and collectible furnishings and accessories, right in the heart of Historic Roswell on Canton Street.
15,000 sq. ft. of antiques, vintage furniture and accessories. Antique clocks and oriental rugs.
Great children's camps but Improv night (varying Sat. check site) are great nights of cheap child-free fun! Read more.
Music lessons during the week (Pre-K music intro, piano, guitar, voice), live acoustic performances on open mic Thursday and candlelight concerts on Saturday nights.
Located next to City Hall. Productions include Philharmonic concerts, puppet shows, Christmas theater.
Home to more than 400 fine artists representing the best of gold and silver jewelry, original paintings, ceramics, pottery, wood, fiber and blown glass.
Exclusive dealers of Dr. Seuss, Victoria Jackson, Joan Hilliard, Pino, and many more internationally famous artists.
Fantastic house gifts, frogs, and stuff that males you smile (says my mom) buyer is fantastic -
Great selection of yarn and needlepoint supplies. Seats and tables to knit or browse books. Knowledgeable staff.
Best winter apparel selection in town right now! And great variety of kayaks, boats canoes!!
The Swallow at the Hollow is a Barbeque Restaurant/Country Music Venue where the philosophy is that “If you can make it homemade, you do make it homemade”. And that holds true with everything, from an Read more.
Eclectic American fare from soups to wraps to entrée salads and specialty dishes. Live music nightly on the front porch. Tables located bistro-style on the sidewalk.
You may think you've had a good latte, but you haven't. This place makes magnificent lattes, from the super-rich taste right down to the little design left in the foam.
Meals made fresh daily using locally-grown, organic produce, dairy, grains and meats when possible. Supporting local farms and sustainable practices. All vegetables are meat and dairy free.
Featuring custom cakes for all occasions by Kelly Kakes. A unique & delightful events studio and café, serving lunch all week and dinner on weekends with live music.
Fried pickles are yummy! Kids eat free on Tuesday nights (but it doesn't include a cookie as it usually does)--be prepared to wait in a line! Additional parking available across the street!
Van Gogh's famous crab cake is dangerously rich and still available at the restaurant's second incarnation. Read more.
Amazing! Food is light but rich - very French. I've never eaten better quiche in my life!
Quality dining, casual fun atmosphere. Premium certified Angus Beef and highest quality chicken and fish available. Gluten-free menu. Networking time on Thursday nights.
The ham and cheese sandwich at lunch is great. My wife loves their pork chop and me the crab cake with no onions in it for dinner.
We had a great meal at Salt Factory Pub and really enjoyed ourselves. When you are OTP and near North Fulton, don’t mind the wait, it’s worth it. READ FULL REVIEW! Read more.
Get a pot of Magic Moon tea and enjoy it with a bowl of their cold cherry soup.
Better for lunch than dinner. Liked the room upstairs with tons of light. Conveniently located just near the square in Roswell so you can walk there on a sunny day.
Breakfast served all day. Homemade whole wheat biscuits and jams, apple wood smoked bacon and stone ground grits as well as blue plate specials.
Authentic Mexican food. Tacos, tortas, sopes, huaraches, taquitos. There is steak, carnitas, chorizo. Very reasonably priced. They deliver too. Pozole and menudo on the weekends. Read more.
Pizza is good. Lively atmosphere. Family friendly. Live music during the weekends. $5 martinis are a good deal, but they also have full bar and mixed drinks.
You can recreate that fresh hot light taste the next day by putting a glazed doughnut in the microwave for about 8 seconds.
Location of the Faces or War Memorial, and the Roswell Remembers ceremony on Memorial Day. Farmers market in the summer.
Located right next to City Hall and the Cultural Arts Center. Computers and internet available. Meeting room. Children's story time.
