Atlanta, GA Historical Landmark

I loved this experience. Mikheal was a great pilot and personality to keep me and the wife entertained while flying for the the 1st time ever. Will return.

Love the experience

I knew it

Plenty delicious food vendors.

Very cool monument.

The staff here is awesome, Marvin responded to my maintenance request in minutes and fixed it no problem. Thank you Marvin!

Part of the national museum. Really nice old truck. Volunteers available to tell the story of the fire station

Was a bit chilly but was good place to visit

Super neat.

As the story goes, this metalwork is one of the original smoke stacks from the old Atlantic Steel factory that once occupied the site where Atlantic Station is built. A r ... more

We went for the Spring Concert Series, it was tremendous.

One of my favorite buildings on Georgia Techs campus!

Worth seeing Some beautiful houses there Safe neighbourhood

this place was amazing all the people that toured us were so nice and we even got to watch a discussion between some of martin's family members. ex; Celeste

Powerful! A memory to live...

Food was superb, portions large! I had lamb chops, spinach, eggplant all excellent. Beautiful building with a nice romantic atmosphere. Great place for a rainy, late nigh ... more

If your a true baseball fan you will appreciate this site

All 3 bathrooms locked with padlocks in the middle of the day. Not many accessible bathrooms surrounding the cemetery. It is one of the most beautiful places & the flower ... more

I absolutely love coming here with my daughter and the atmosphere the beauty of the theatre creates. although the seats are always cramped

Fresh air has always been a stress-free way to clear my mind.

Well, this is nice monument, but no description over there. So probably, no one know who is Sidney Lanier and what was she famous for.

always closed, stop laundering money and show us the goods

Beautiful landmark dedicated to our greatest civil rights leader. Glad I checked it out. INSPIRING!

Beyond GREAT by way of Bus it Baby

Amazing and informative experience going through and seeing what he's done to protect and further human rights. Hi highly suggest visiting the church when there are hours ... more

It's been abandoned for years. There's a homeless guy that lives at the top.

Marker remembering Governor Slaton who courageously commuted Leo Frank's death sentence after Frank was convicted of murder during a dubious jury trial. Frank was, of cou ... more

A hidden gem in Atlanta for those who love airplanes / aviation history. Located at Deltas Global HQ. Call and check hours / events before you go.

The old story behind this was that the ceo of some food business I believe wanted to build himself a house being rich but eventually got very sick and died leaving their ... more

Kayla C. Steen performance was unbelievable. Such a great crowd very friendly.

Neat area!

It's not really designed for people to visit. We found a door, behind another locked door that a kind professor (she/her) unlocked for us. The steel crypt door we read ab ... more

An okay place to visit. Kool park for kids. Had a lot of history

Well earned, absolute franchise legend and definite NBA Top 50 Player.

I LOVE Lustron homes

Spectacular

A little haven of peace in the center of Atlanta.

The monument's inscription reads: "The Advancement of Learning." It also features the inscriptions of the names of three famous Western poets "Dante", "Milton", and "Asop ... more

Very much enjoyed walking through it.

This place changed my life

You gotta know when to hold em Know when to fold up Know when to walk away Know when to run Kenny walked out March 20th 2020, and the World has been a worse off place eve ... more

Very cool place!

Techwood was the Nation's oldest public housing facility before it's demise.

Spooky Spooky Spooky

A really lovely place to tour with tons of history unique to Atlanta!