Top Rated Attractions in Atlanta

This National Historic Landmark was built in 1929 as a Shrine temple, but through most of its history, it has served as Atlanta's premier theatrical venue. The Fox Theater is a marvel of Middle Eastern Revival architecture that spans a full city block. It is one of the largest theaters built in America during the golden age of the movies. Today, the theater maintains a steady schedule of Broadway shows, operas, symphonic performances, and rock concerts. Tours are available, but the best way to experience the Fox Theatre is through the city's nightlife.

Cocktail bar Parlor is situated in the very heart of downtown Atlanta and offers delectable beverages in an elegant setting. By entering the bar, you may travel back in time to the era before Prohibition. Sit on the comfortable sofa and take in the colorful art décor that is hung on the brick walls as you relax. Pick a beverage from their wide liquor selection, then indulge in some of the expertly crafted, unique cocktails. To go along with each drink on the bar menu, try one of their tasty little nibbles.

Located in a beautifully restored house that dates to 1857, the Hammonds House Museum is dedicated to the mission of preserving the work and heritage of artists of African descent. Come view the works of notable local and national artists on full display in the galleries. The permanent exhibition boasts more than 450 works of American, African and Caribbean artists dating from the mid-19th century. After your visit, take a turn to the the Museum Gift Shop and brighten your home with a print or artifact that has great heritage value.

Home of the Atlanta Braves, Center Parc Stadium is a must-visit even if you're not into baseball. Built as a multi-purpose facility for the 1996 Olympics, the stadium houses The Braves Museum as well as several restaurants and concession stands. Stop by at Scouts Alley, which has an array of interactive games. Step out and be surrounded by the smell of hot boiled peanuts and their signature battle cry of the tomahawk chop. Tours of the stadium complex are available both during the season and off it.

Opened in April 2017, Truist Park, formerly known as SunTrust Park, is a family-friendly, open-air ballpark boasting several thousand seats and featuring year-round, theme-based activities for Atlantans. Serving as the proud home of the Atlanta Braves, this state-of-the-art ballpark blends southern hospitality with high-energy ballpark air. While local sports enthusiasts of the city flock the stadium routinely to catch the latest game, tourists can experience the magic of this stadium with the popular Truist Park Tours. Beginning at the Right Field Gate, this year-round tour takes visitors on a guided tour across the multiple fascinating spots within the stadium; these include Xfinity Rooftop, Press Box, Monument Garden, Dugout and many more.

Occupying a series of historic properties, The Goat Farm Arts Center is one of the best places in the city to witness performing arts. Set within an ancient, 19th-century factory, this sprawling outdoor center occupies the heart of West Midtown. From concerts and dance recitals to theater, film screenings and literary events, this art center hosts a plethora of cultural events. Additionally, the venue is also available for meetings and conferences. The Goat Farm Arts Center boasts a flourishing resident artist program, which offers excellent facilities for budding artists. If you are a culture enthusiast visiting Atlanta, this hidden gem is a must visit.