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The 26 best things to do in Atlanta this winter

A range of terrific options for exploring Atlanta during winter’s (somewhat) chilly weather

The holiday season is behind us, and a new year—and decade—is underway. While winter is in full swing, Atlanta weather, as usual, has its fair share of chilly and not-so-chilly days. As such, Atlantans (and Atlanta visitors) are ready to explore.

Good thing the metro is brimming with options—both indoors and out—for beholding winter wonders.

Below, we’ve updated our list of places to visit during a cold, wet winter day, a staycation, or one of those “let’s get outside right now” weekends in January, February, and March. It’s also a guide for where to take out-of-town guests and show off the ATL.

Grab your flannel and cocoa, step away from the couch and TV, and get going!

Arabia Mountain hike

For an uplifting experience in nature that doesn’t require much driving (but benefits from clear winter skies), head to Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area, where you’ll find the relatively unsung, lunar-like, prehistoric sibling to Stone Mountain, just south of Interstate 20 in Lithonia. 

Explore a wandering PATH trail or hike up two granite outcrops that are moderate compared to that famous other rock. This rolling landscape took 400 million years to form, and it’s a quick, idyllic getaway for experiencing winter’s beauty. On a clear day, you’ll spot Atlanta sky-rises in the distance. (Pro tip: A good place to begin is the nature center,  3787 Klondike Road .)

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Playing in Piedmont Park

As the city’s backyard, occasional sledding paradise, and one of America’s great urban green spaces, Piedmont Park offers intown dwellers and visitors a place to stretch their legs, enjoy the great outdoors, and be social—for free. A favorite Atlanta pastime during all seasons includes grabbing a blanket, beverages, and soaking up the vibes in the South’s version of Central Park. No better time for all of this than temperate winter days.

Located in centralized Midtown and tied to a range of neighborhoods by the Beltline, the park and adjoining Atlanta Botanical Garden are a breath of fresh air among the hustle and high-rises of the city.

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Stone Mountain Park

A year-round destination, Stone Mountain Park is especially enjoyable in winter’s climate. Through February 23, grab a snow tube and hit Snow Mountain, a winter wonderland that takes over the park’s Memorial Lawn. Once the manufactured snow melts—or even while it remains—you can enjoy hiking up the mountain, experience the park attractions or hit the links at the park’s two golf courses. All year long, there’s no shortage of entertainment available at the park.

Parking ($20) is required for entrance to Stone Mountain Park. Attraction tickets are available in specific ticket packages, starting at $31.95.

The walkable Decatur Square

Predating the City of Atlanta itself, Decatur has managed to retain its small-town feel despite the urban explosion around it. It's worth a visit (or two) to enjoy entertainment at the gazebo or a beer sidewalk-side to people-watch away the hours.

A short ride on MARTA from the core of Atlanta, the square features a vibrant restaurant and arts scene. Characterized (questionably) as the Brooklyn of Atlanta by the  N ew York Times , there’s no shortage of things to see and do around Decatur Square all year.

Fernbank Museum of Natural History

Home to dinosaurs, a Star Gallery (featuring a variety of constellations, from Orion to the Big Dipper), and a theater with a four-story screen and 3D capabilities, Fernbank is Atlanta’s premier destination for science and history lovers. It’s also an enchanting place for a winter’s walk in the woods.

With eclectic events, including a tour of the adjacent old-growth forest and “Fernbank After Dark,” which couples liquor and learning, there’s plenty to do for children and adults.

Oakland Cemetery

The final resting place of many famous Georgians, Oakland Cemetery was founded in 1850 and offers plenty of history and stoic beauty. Encompassing 150 acres just east of downtown, the cemetery boasts fantastic views of the city’s skyline from among the shadows of numerous large oaks and magnolias.

Tours and events abound all year, and winter is a great time to check them out without the crowds. Check the calendar, and choose one for your visit.

Cascade Springs Nature Preserve

Wanna feel like you’re in North Georgia wilds without leaving the urban confines of ITP ATL? Head here to enjoy a mild winter’s day. The rolling, residential terrain of Southwest Atlanta yields a surprising natural treasure that spans 120 acres on Cascade Road and is dotted with remnants of Civil War battles (plus a historic springhouse and climbable waterfall). 

Not far from downtown, the Cascade Springs Nature Preserve Trail might be ITP’s most tranquil running and hiking destination, with three trail options and plenty of terrific vantages for a clear winter day. Onsite parking is available.

Ponce City Market’s rooftop

Atlantans have long pined for public rooftop views that encompass the city’s varied skylines, and Ponce City Market’s rollicking vintage amusement park in the sky does the job as well as anywhere. Whether relaxing with your favorite cocktail or taking part in one of PCM’s many events, there’s no better place to enjoy a warm winter day—or night. Standard admission is $10.

For Buckhead dwellers pining to enjoy a multi-use trail without venturing southward, look no further than PATH400. Winter explorers will soon be able to tackle a new section that connects Miami Circle to Peachtree Park.

The first phase, connecting Old Ivy Road to Tower Place, opened in early 2015, and the network is far beyond half-complete already. Once finished, this 5.2-mile spine will connect to the Beltline’s Peachtree Creek spur trail and beyond, offering a 10- to 14-foot-wide multi-use path for cyclists, skaters, walkers, and runners.

The Atlanta Beltline

Less a singular thing to see, and more a chance to people-watch and walk between some of Atlanta’s great sights and most quintessential ’hoods, the Beltline continues to grow from a big idea to one of the most transformative urban initiatives in the country.

The Beltline pulses with activity all winter long, with everything from fitness and art happenings to bus tours and more. Visitors might want to catch it at the southeastern edge of Piedmont Park and explore points south.

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Zoo Atlanta

Located in Atlanta’s oldest public green space, Grant Park, recently expanded Zoo Atlanta is a longtime favorite of Atlanta residents and visitors. It’s also home to pandas and many other cute creatures who look forward to visitors on warm, sunny winter days.

Little Five Points

A fun visit for all seasons, Atlanta’s vibrant, subversive, and always feisty Little Five Points provides a shopping and people-watching experience like no other in town.

L5P  crept up organically  in the 1920s, around streets where trolleys once converged, and visitor’s today can find everything from rad thrift-store jewelry and some of America’s best burgers to high-performance bicycles and indie concerts.

Chattahoochee River, National Recreation Area

What beats a winter hike along the banks of the ’hooch? Not much. The Chattahoochee River , along the northern and western borders of the City of Atlanta, offers an array of options for whiling away a warm winter day—even if it means skipping the getting wet part.

The National Recreation Area, which includes the gorgeous East Palisades, features a range of options for hiking, kayaking and canoeing, and fishing. It’s an inexpensive, restorative way to soak in nature close to home.

Atlanta History Center

More than just a storage facility for artifacts, the Atlanta History Center’s 33-acre Buckhead grounds feature a museum, library, research center, and range of historic structures, including the amazingly ornate  Swan House and plenty of trails to enjoy cooler weather.

A great place to learn about the history of the city and its citizens, the facility also is home to the fully restored  panoramic cyclorama painting  and the historic Texas locomotive.

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College Football Hall of Fame

Missing your college football fix? Atlanta is the country’s amateur pigskin mecca, and the College Football Hall of Fame just might be the nucleus.

Located across Centennial Olympic Park from the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, and Center for Civil and Human Rights, the facility is part museum and part fan-experience zone. With an indoor football field, visitors can play out their QB (and field-goal kicker) fantasies.

World of Coca-Cola

Need a fun option for a rainy winter day? Head here—and have a smile. Among the many global powerhouse companies with Atlanta roots, Coca-Cola is undoubtedly the most universally known.

While some may find the World of Coca-Cola an over-the-top ad for the company, approaching it with the understanding that it’s one big shameless paean to the hometown beverage maker allows for enjoyment. Don’t forget to sample the “Beverly” in “Taste It!”

High Museum of Art

Just a fraction of the greater Woodruff Arts Center in Midtown, the High Museum is the premier art facility in the Southeast. The world-class museum features an extensive permanent collection and plays host to an array of traveling exhibitions from around the globe. What’s more, the collections are housed in two remarkable buildings designed by architects Richard Meier and Renzo Piano.

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Porsche Experience Center

Not as family (or cost) friendly as many activities on the list, the exhilarating Porsche Experience Center is tailored to those of driving age and older. For visitors willing to pony up some serious cash ($350 and up for 90 minutes, which is plenty of time, given the workout-like exertion required), the Experience Center offers Porsche enthusiasts and bucket-listers the chance to run the company’s iconic sports cars around a test track at breakneck speeds.

Georgia Aquarium

For fans of artfully displayed aquatic life, the largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere (damn you, Singapore!) is a soothing respite from truly cold winter days. What’s more, an ongoing expansion project will bring back an emphasis on large toothy sharks. Tip: Buy tickets online beforehand. And unless you enjoy that sardines-in-a-tin sensation, avoid visiting on holiday weekends.

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Center for Puppetry Arts

Looking for an indoor option on crummy days? As the largest organization in the United States devoted to the art of puppetry, the Center for Puppetry Arts is a unique Atlanta attraction for both kids and adults.

A recent renovation and addition has allowed for the display of a treasure trove of puppet paraphernalia. And as home to Jim Henson’s collections, the museum allows visitors to get up close and personal with Kermit and his iconic Muppet friends.

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site

Encompassing the blocks in Sweet Auburn where Martin Luther King, Jr. was born, grew up, preached, and is buried, the National Historic Site is a fitting monument to Atlanta’s most legendary civil rights leader. With opportunities to tour his birthplace and see just some of his many works, the compound is a must for visitors and locals alike.

National Center For Civil and Human Rights

Designed by Phil Freelon, the National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a prominent feature in the cultural district surrounding Centennial Olympic Park. Architecturally stunning on its own, the museum houses comprehensive, educational, and thought-provoking exhibits and artifacts. It’s a much headier visit than the fish tank and soda shrine next door.

Mercedes-Benz Stadium

Still a newcomer to the Atlanta sports scene, the stadium on the western edge of downtown is home to the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United—the MLS champions whose rabid local fanbase has smashed attendance records since inception. But for those who don’t love football, soccer, or live music (or who scoff at paying big bucks for the tickets),  a cheaper guided tour  is well worth the time.

The Fox Theatre

Saved from the wrecking ball in the 1970s, this former Shriners hall and movie house from 1929 is an architectural gem on Peachtree. Home to everything from Broadway to rock concerts, the Fox is the epitome of pre-Depression opulence, rendered in a Moorish Revival style. Tours are offered, too, allowing a glimpse behind the scenes at some of the building’s most unique architectural features.

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Atlanta Preservation Center

Built in 1856, the Lemuel P. Grant Mansion is one of only two surviving antebellum homes in Atlanta. (Thanks, Sherman!) Constructed as a three-story Italianate mansion for Grant—a railroad magnate and philanthropist in early Atlanta—the mansion survived the Civil War, numerous fires, and a lot of neglect.

The site of golf legend Bobby Jones’s birth, the home now serves as the headquarters of the Atlanta Preservation Center. A phenomenal resource for all things yesteryear Atlanta, it breathes history.

Historic Fourth Ward Park

Adjacent to the Beltline’s Eastside Trail, Historic Fourth Ward Park offers 17 acres of green space, a playground, skatepark, an outdoor theater, and beautiful two-acre water feature—all perfect for a stroll any day of the year.

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10 Incredible Winter Destinations in Georgia

Winter in the South is a wonderful time! And Georgia is one of the best Southern states for festive winter fun! If you’re planning an winter getaway in Georgia, check out these top destinations.

Whether you’re looking for festive holiday light displays, unforgettable winter hikes, or just a mild climate for sweater season, Georgia has you covered!

There are tons of beautiful state parks for winter camping and enjoying incredible mountain views. Georgia is also home to some many fun festive light shows and holiday events . And you can even enjoy outdoor ice skating and snow tubing.

Georgia is the perfect place for a winter getaway!

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Best Places to Visit in Georgia During Winter

Explore my top picks for the best places to visit in Georgia during winter. I’ll tell you why they’re the perfect destinations for holiday cheer and cold-weather fun, as well as all the seasonal activities you can enjoy in each location.

If you want to visit the city during the off-season, winter is perfect. Winter in Atlanta means fewer crowds at the tourist hotspots, and you can enjoy Atlanta’s top sights without sweltering in the Southern heat and humidity.

Atlanta festivities are in full swing during the holiday season. From outdoor ice skating to magical light displays to Christmas markets , there’s plenty to do during winter in Atlanta.

Go for a winter hike or check out some of the other spots on this list — many of them are just a day trip away from Atlanta ! With so much to do in the city and easy access to other top winter destinations in Georgia, Atlanta is my favorite place to be during the holiday season.

2. Pine Mountain

Pine Mountain is most known for being home to Callaway Gardens , a year-round resort and beautiful natural gardens. During the winter, they put on an award-winning Christmas light display , Fantasy In Lights.

Beyond the gardens, Pine Mountain has plenty of outdoorsy things to do. Winter is a great time for hiking and biking the trails in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains.

The Pine Mountain Gold Museum has its own festive holiday tradition. The Winter Wonderland Train takes you through a forest full of thousands of lights and lets you meet Santa and friends.

3. Savannah

Savannah is one of the top cities in Georgia. Known for its Southern Charm and historical setting, Savannah is a magical place to visit during the winter.

The cooler weather makes winter a great time for exploring the city . Take a bike ride , a walking tour , or a horse-drawn carriage ride around Savannah’s historic squares while enjoying the cool winter air.

For festive activities, head to the Savannah Christmas Market at Plant Riverside District for events, live performances, and fireworks. There is also a Tree Lighting Ceremony and a Boat Parade of Lights that you won’t want to miss. You could even take a private Christmas Magic walking tour or a fun Charles Dickens-themed Ghosts of Christmas walking tour to see the city’s best holiday lights.

4. Blairsville

If you like the outdoors, then Blairsville is the perfect winter destination for you! Located in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, this small town offers plenty of outdoor adventures. (Get amazing views like the photo above at the SumVue cabin here !)

Hike to the top of Brasstown Bald for an amazing sunset or sunrise hike; explore Vogel State Park; or spend some time on the Appalachian Trail. Blairsville is full of great scenery even in the winter, from waterfalls to deep gorges.

Around the holidays, Blairsville hosts plenty of festive events from holiday markets to the Tour of Trees. A short trip away in Hiawassee is the Mountain Country Christmas Lights at the Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds; this festive light display is sure to delight!

5. Blue Ridge

Blue Ridge is a quintessential Georgia mountain town and is one of the best small towns to visit . During the winter, the crowds thin out and Blue Ridge makes for a great mountain retreat.

For the outdoorsy types, there are plenty of hiking opportunities. In the winter, the views open up and you can really see the beauty of the Appalachian Mountains. Or you could take a horseback ride through the mountains. Afterwards, treat yourself to a home-made apple cider and award-winning pies at Mercier Orchards.

The day after Thanksgiving is always the Light Up Blue Ridge event with the Great Tree lighting, a parade, and pictures with Santa. During December, you can hop aboard a festive Christmas version of the popular Blue Ridge Scenic Railway. Throughout the holiday season, you can enjoy events like the Gingerbread Village and Santa’s Mailbox. Then in February, head to the Annual Downtown Blue Ridge Fire and Ice Festival where you can taste chili and view incredible ice sculptures.

6. Dahlonega

Dahlonega is another quaint North Georgia mountain town. Its picturesque Square makes the town look like something out of a Hallmark movie — in fact there have been several Hallmark Christmas movies filmed here including Christmas in Homestead and A Taste of Christmas .

This town is perfectly situated in the middle of North Georgia Wine Country . Take a tour around the mountain vineyards to sample locally-produced and award-winning wines. Dahlonega is also located near some great trails for a winter hike and is perfect for a cabin getaway . Head out on the nearby Appalachian Trail, Blood Mountain, or Amicalola Falls to witness incredible mountain views.

During December, you can enjoy Dahlonega’s Old Fashioned Christmas on the Square for brilliant lights worthy of a holiday movie, festive events, and Santa visits. There is a Christmas Market if you need to do some last-minute gift shopping, and the Holly Theater puts on a holiday play each year.

7. Jekyll Island

In the summer, Jekyll Island is full of beach-goers enjoying the Southern sun. But a beach getaway in the winter can also be a great idea!

You can find great lodging deals for the off-peak season and save some money. You also won’t need your winter coat since temperatures on the coast average in the mid-60s.

Holly Jolly Jekyll is one of the best holiday events in Georgia. The event features activities like a light tour, holiday tea, breakfast with Santa, and more. And in January and February, you can take part in a treasure hunt for beautiful handmade glass orbs hidden around the island; when you find one, it’s yours to keep!

8. Stone Mountain Park

Just outside of Atlanta, Stone Mountain Park is a fun getaway for the season. The park is transformed for the winter into an unforgettable wonderland of lights and snow.

Stone Mountain Christmas is the park’s annual holiday event that includes a parade, holiday lights, visits with your favorite holiday characters, and more. Snow Mountain is the park’s winter event that goes until February. This is one of the only places in Atlanta where you can expect to regularly see snow, snow tube, sled, and build a snowman.

Winter is also a great time to see the park’s usual attractions. Go for a hike to the top of Stone Mountain and take the Skyride back down for amazing views. Take a ride on the scenic railroad. And explore the collection of historical Georgia homes.

9. Cloudland Canyon State Park

Cloudland Canyon State Park is one of Georgia’s largest and most scenic state parks. Located on the edge of Lookout Mountain, this beautiful park features a gorge, two waterfalls, and 64 miles of hiking trails through the mountain wilderness.

Their waterfalls are especially gorgeous during the winter. Their flow is strongest in cooler months when the water doesn’t evaporate as quickly.

This state park also offers horseback riding, mountain biking, and caving opportunities. There are so many unique ways to explore this state park during the winter!

10. Lanier Islands

Just north of Atlanta, Lanier Islands is a resort complex on Lake Lanier, the largest lake in Georgia. Lake fun doesn’t have to be reserved just for summer; Lanier Islands proves it’s still a fun retreat in the winter.

The complex’s main holiday attractions are License to Chill Snow Island and Margaritaville’s Lakeside Lights Spectacular . Enjoy snow tubing, ice skating , snowball fights, and carnival rides at Snow Island. When the sun goes down, check out the dazzling display of holiday lights along the lake.

During the season, Lanier Islands has daily winter activities like a Reindeer Dash Scavenger Hunt, holiday crafts, gingerbread house building, story time with Mrs. Clause, and a visit from the Coca-Cola Polar Bear.

What the Winter Weather is Like in Georgia

What’s the weather like in Georgia during the winter? Winter weather in Georgia is pretty mild with temperatures averaging around 50 degrees. From December into February, you can expect daytime highs averaging around 50 to 60 degrees and evening lows around the 30s. Some evenings drop into the 20s.

The weather in South Georgia will be much warmer than in North Georgia. It’s very rare that South Georgia sees snow, but the North Georgia Mountains will often get wintery mix, ice, and even snow.

While North Georgia can see snow, Middle and South Georgia rarely get snow. So if you’re visiting Atlanta or Savannah, don’t expect a White Christmas.

If you go for a winter hike, temperatures in the higher elevations of the North Georgia Mountains are about 10 to 20 degrees cooler than the state’s average temperatures. Mountain hikes like Brasstown Bald may shut down their access roads due to ice in the winter.

The sunset in Georgia happens around 5:30 p.m. in November and January, around 5 p.m. in December, and around 6 p.m. in February.

For what to pack and wear during winter in Georgia, I recommend layers, a coat, a scarf, gloves, and boots. If you’re visiting the mountains, plan to pack winter jacket and boots. When packing your layers, keep in mind that you could be ice skating in short sleeves and 60 degree weather during the day but need a coat for the 40 degree nights looking at holiday lights.

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Winter in Georgia FAQ

What is georgia like in the winter.

In Georgia, winter is a season of chilly temperatures, but rarely below freezing. It’s a nice respite from our usually warmer weather. You could see daytime temperatures as high as the 50s and 60s F, whereas the lows average in the mid 30s.

What are the winter months in Georgia?

Winter in Georgia lasts from November through February.

What is the coldest month in Georgia?

January is typically the coldest month all over the state of Georgia.

Does Georgia have harsh winters?

The state of Georgia does not have harsh winters. Winter here is typically mild and its rare to see snow unless you’re in the mountains in North Georgia.

Winter in Georgia Map

Ready to explore Georgia during the winter? Use the map below to help you plan out your winter getaway and find the perfect accommodation.

I hope you have an amazing time exploring Georgia in the winter!

Ready to take a vacation? Plan your trip with these tips.

• Find cheap accommodation:  Use my  tips for finding cheap accommodation  for travel every time.
• Book your flight:  Find the cheapest flights using  Skyscanner , my favorite flight search engine.
• Pack for your vacation: Make sure you’ve packed everything you need by checking out my packing list resources .

What are your favorite winter destinations in Georgia? Let me know in the comments!

Paige Watts is a travel expert and author of What's With Atlanta? , a guide to the quirks and charm of the ATL. A life-long traveler, Paige is dedicated to helping you discover the best things to do in the Southern USA and around the world. Her work has been featured in The Culture Trip, Matador, Newsbreak, MSN, NPR, and countless other interviews and podcasts.

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Great list! Our plan was to visit Dahlonega and Helen this Christmas season but unfortunately we didn’t make it. Thanks for sharing!

Maybe next year!

Great read. I’ll definitely try out some of these awesome destinations.

I’m so glad!

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50+ Things to Do With Kids in Atlanta This Winter

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Wondering how to occupy kids this winter? Here are some fun ideas for the whole family.

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Play Indoors

During Atlanta’s cold and rainy winter months, nothing beats indoor play areas for energy-burning fun. Try Plaza Fiesta’s play area with plenty of ways to climb up, slide down and run around. IKEA at Atlantic Station also has a play area called “Småland,”with a giant ball pit and places to climb. Area malls also have play spaces, and check out these indoor jump spaces .

Shoot Arrows

Let your kids learn basic archery at Panola Mountain State Park. Some classes are indoors and some are outdoors. Age restrictions may apply. Equipment is provided with each session. Reservations required on their website.  There are also a few other locations to take archery lessons around Atlanta. 

Go Ice Skating

There are many opportunities to practice twists and twirls around metro Atlanta this winter season. Some are close to city lights and others are large enough to do lap after lap of skating.

Go on a Scavenger Hunt

Learn about our city with a fun hunt through parks or well-known landmarks. Use an app or book for a self-guided hunt or have a company plan a hunt for you. Through Jan. 3, Oakland Cemetery is offering a holiday hunt package for $25.

Play in the Snow

License to Chill Snow Island at Margaritaville at Lanier Islands includes a fast-moving snow tubing hill, winter-themed carnival rides, an ice skating rink and a fire pit with s’mores.

Walk or Bike the Atlanta BeltLine

Along the trails currently in use on the Atlanta BeltLine, you will find families biking, rollerblading, skateboarding and jogging, as well as checking out restaurants, shops and attractions.

Visit a Top Playground

Our top playgrounds in Atlanta include everything from generational swings for both parent and child to cushioned rubber matting and sculpture-like playscapes. We rounded up the top playgrounds and play places around metro Atlanta for every type of play.

Visit a Nature Center

At Dunwoody Nature Center , observe bees flying in and out of their man-made hives, visit the teepee or play on the large playground. Spot fish, reptiles and birds at Chattahoochee Nature Center or visit the Nature Exchange to discover natural objects such as fossils, antlers or rocks. Here are three others: Autrey Mill Nature Preserve ,  Blue Heron Nature Preserve and  Clyde Shepherd Nature Preserve.

Head to a Museum

Atlanta has a variety of awesome museums each member of the family will enjoy. Try Fernbank Museum of Natural History for scientific discoveries or outdoor play in Fernbank’s WildWoods, the High Museum of Art for art viewing and artistic play or the Children’s Museum of Atlanta or Center for Puppetry Arts for more indoor fun.

Be a Hometown Tourist

Use these ideas to rediscover why visitors love our city. Visit some of the most popular attractions, or stay at an area hotel for the weekend and explore surrounding areas.

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12 Popular Atlanta Neighborhoods: Where to Live in Atlanta in 2024

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As the heart of the South, Atlanta is known for its Southern hospitality, renowned sports teams, and a burgeoning arts and culinary scene. Within this sprawling metropolis, a tapestry of neighborhoods offers distinct experiences and lifestyles for its residents. From the chic and upscale Buckhead to the eclectic and artistic vibe of Little Five Points, each neighborhood has its own unique charm and allure.

In this Redfin guide, we will delve into some of the most popular neighborhoods in Atlanta, highlighting their defining characteristics, amenities, and what makes them stand out. So whether you’re looking at  apartments for rent in Atlanta  or you’re hoping to  buy a home  in the city, keep reading to discover the ideal place to call home in this thriving Southern metropolis.

1. Buckhead

Located in the northern part of the city, Buckhead is renowned for its elegant mansions, high-rise condos, and exclusive shopping districts. The neighborhood boasts a thriving commercial scene, with the prestigious Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza offering a wide array of high-end retailers and designer boutiques. Residents of Buckhead can indulge in a variety of gourmet dining experiences at acclaimed restaurants, and enjoy a vibrant nightlife at upscale bars and clubs. The neighborhood is also home to beautiful parks and green spaces, such as Chastain Park. Plus, with its central location and proximity to major highways, Buckhead offers convenient access to Atlanta’s business district and cultural attractions.

Learn more about the Buckhead neighborhood in Atlanta .

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2. Cabbagetown

Cabbagetown is a historic and eclectic neighborhood nestled on the east side of Atlanta. Known for its vibrant arts scene, colorful murals, and charming shotgun-style homes, Cabbagetown is a great neighborhood to call home. This close-knit community has a rich history rooted in the mill workers’ heritage, and its industrial past is still evident in the converted warehouses and lofts that now house artists, musicians, and creative entrepreneurs.

Residents of Cabbagetown can explore the neighborhood’s artistic spirit through its numerous galleries, studios, and live music venues. The neighborhood’s central gathering place is the popular Cabbagetown Park, where locals gather for picnics and community events. The nearby Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail offers opportunities for outdoor activities and connects the neighborhood to other parts of the city.

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3. East Atlanta Village

This neighborhood, known for its hip and trendy vibe, boasts a variety of local businesses, including funky boutiques, quirky shops, and diverse dining options that cater to every taste. With its walkable streets and lively nightlife, East Atlanta Village draws residents and visitors alike to enjoy live music performances at neighborhood pubs. The neighborhood’s pride in its cultural heritage is evident in the annual East Atlanta Strut festival, showcasing local talent and fostering community spirit.

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4. Grant Park

With its lush green spaces, iconic Zoo Atlanta, and stunning Victorian-style homes, Grant Park offers a serene and picturesque setting. The neighborhood is home to the beautiful Grant Park, a sprawling 131-acre green oasis that provides ample opportunities for outdoor activities, picnics, and leisurely strolls. Residents of Grant Park can explore the diverse dining scene, with an array of restaurants and cafes offering culinary delights from around the world.

The neighborhood’s vibrant community spirit is evident in events like the annual Grant Park Summer Shade Festival, which showcases local artists, live music, and family-friendly activities. Living in Grant Park means enjoying a peaceful respite from the bustling city while still being just a stone’s throw away from downtown Atlanta’s attractions and amenities.

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Median Sale Price: $500,000 Homes for sale in Grant Park  |  Apartments for rent in Grant Park

Nestled between downtown and Buckhead, Midtown offers a unique blend of urban energy and artistic flair. Known for its impressive skyline, Midtown is home to some of Atlanta’s most iconic landmarks, including the Fox Theatre and the High Museum of Art. The neighborhood’s bustling streets are lined with an array of dining options, ranging from trendy eateries to acclaimed fine dining establishments. Piedmont Park, the crown jewel of Midtown, provides a sprawling green oasis where residents can enjoy outdoor activities, attend festivals, and soak in stunning views of the city. With its thriving arts scene, including theaters, galleries, and music venues, Midtown is a haven for culture enthusiasts.

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Median Sale Price: $380,000 Homes for sale in Midtown  |  Apartments for rent in Midtown

6. Inman Park

Renowned for its charming Victorian homes, tree-lined streets, and community-oriented atmosphere, Inman Park offers a distinct blend of old-world charm and modern conveniences. Inman Park is home to the vibrant Krog Street Market, a bustling food hall that showcases a variety of local eateries and artisanal shops. The neighborhood’s annual Inman Park Festival and Tour of Homes attract visitors from near and far, celebrating the area’s unique architecture, vibrant art scene, and sense of community. With its proximity to the BeltLine Eastside Trail, residents can easily explore Atlanta’s popular pedestrian pathway, connecting them to various parks, neighborhoods, and cultural attractions.

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Median Sale Price: $850,000

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7. Little Five Points

This neighborhood is a haven for independent shops, quirky boutiques, vintage stores, and local artisans, making it a treasure trove for those seeking one-of-a-kind finds. Live music venues, including The Variety Playhouse, attract both established and emerging artists, while the neighborhood’s street art and colorful murals add to its vibrant atmosphere. Little Five Points also boasts a diverse culinary scene, with an array of restaurants, cafes, and specialty food spots catering to various tastes. The community comes together during annual events like the Little Five Points Halloween Festival and Parade, showcasing the neighborhood’s creativity and sense of community.

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Median Sale Price: $217,000

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8. Old Fourth Ward

Steeped in rich history and cultural significance, Old Fourth Ward has undergone a remarkable transformation in recent years. The neighborhood is known for being the birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and is home to the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, which includes his childhood home and the Ebenezer Baptist Church where he preached. Old Fourth Ward boasts an energetic and vibrant atmosphere, with the popular Ponce City Market serving as a central gathering place. This converted historic building now houses a diverse array of restaurants, boutiques, and creative spaces.

Residents of Old Fourth Ward enjoy easy access to the Atlanta BeltLine, a bustling pedestrian and bike path that connects the neighborhood to parks, public art installations, and other vibrant communities. With its mix of historic charm and modern amenities, living in Old Fourth Ward means immersing yourself in a neighborhood that honors its past while embracing a dynamic and artistic future.

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Median Sale Price: $425,000 Homes for sale in Old Fourth Ward  |  Apartments for rent in Inman Park

9. Piedmont Heights

Located just north of Midtown, Piedmont Heights offers a mix of residential tranquility and urban convenience. Residents of Piedmont Heights enjoy easy access to the expansive and picturesque Piedmont Park, where they can partake in outdoor activities, attend festivals, and enjoy stunning views of the Atlanta skyline. The neighborhood is also home to the popular Ansley Mall, featuring a variety of shops, restaurants, and services.

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Median Sale Price: $652,500 Homes for sale in Piedmont Heights  |  Apartments for rent in Piedmont Heights

10. Summerhill

Once a historic and industrial area, Summerhill has undergone a remarkable revitalization in recent years. The neighborhood is known for its close proximity to the Georgia State Stadium, Center Parc Credit Union Stadium, and its rich sports heritage. Today, Summerhill boasts a mix of beautifully restored historic homes and modern developments, attracting a diverse community of residents. The area is home to trendy restaurants, hip coffee shops, and unique boutiques that cater to the evolving tastes and preferences of the neighborhood. Summerhill also offers easy access to the Atlanta BeltLine’s Southside Trail, providing residents with opportunities for outdoor recreation and connectivity to other parts of the city.

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Median Sale Price: $536,000 Homes for sale in Summerhill  |  Apartments for rent in Summerhill

11. Virginia Highland

Virginia Highland is home to a diverse range of local businesses, including unique boutiques, cozy cafes, and acclaimed restaurants. Locals and visitors alike gather at the intersection of Virginia Avenue and Highland Avenue, known as The Highlands, where a bustling mix of shops and eateries create a vibrant and welcoming ambiance. Virginia Highland also hosts the annual Summerfest, a beloved community event featuring live music, arts and crafts, and a lively parade. Residents of Virginia Highland enjoy the neighborhood’s close proximity to Piedmont Park, Atlanta’s largest greenspace, providing endless opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation.

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Median Sale Price: $893,000 Homes for sale in Virginia Highland  |  Apartments for rent in Virginia Highland

12. West End

The West End neighborhood is a historic and vibrant community located in the city of Atlanta, Georgia. Known for its rich history and cultural significance, West End is home to an array of architectural gems, including beautiful Victorian-era homes and Craftsman-style bungalows. This diverse neighborhood has a strong sense of community and is celebrated for its thriving arts and cultural scene. Residents and visitors can explore the West End’s many art galleries, music venues, and theaters, which showcase the talents of local artists and performers. Additionally, the neighborhood offers a variety of dining options, from traditional Southern cuisine to international flavors, making it a food lover’s paradise.

Learn more about the West End neighborhood in Atlanta .

Median Sale Price: $403,000 Homes for sale in West End  |  Apartments for rent in West End

Methodology:  All neighborhoods must be listed as a “neighborhood” on Redfin.com. Median home sale price data from the  Redfin Data Center during October 2023. Average rental data from Rent.com during October 2023. Walk Score, Bike Score, and Transit Score from Walkscore.com during October 2023.

Serving homebuyers and sellers in the Atlanta area, Jamie Bertone is a top real estate agent at Redfin with the latest market insights and local expertise. With years of experience as a real estate agent in the greater Atlanta area, Jamie Bertone possesses a wealth of knowledge and expertise in the local market.

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