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Atlanta Skyline

Sometimes it's just nice to step back and appreciate it.

Atlanta Landmarks

There are some Atlanta locations beloved by all, no matter which neighborhood we call home.

Avondale Estates

Tucked up next to Decatur, Avondale Estates has a personality all its own.

BeltLine

A recent addition to the Atlanta landscape, the BeltLine follows a disused railroad track turned park through some of of Atlanta's busiest neighborhoods.

Buckhead

A city in its own right, Buckhead has carved out a distinct identity for itself side-by-side with greater Atlanta.

Cabbagetown

This former mill town has maintained a strong identity for over hundred years.

Chamblee

Chamblee is one of Atlanta's fastest-growing neighborhoods, and boasts bustling new development mixed in with established neighborhoods and businesses.

Decatur

The city of Decatur is older than the city of Atlanta, and offers beautiful bungalows and a bustling city square.

Downtown

The bustling hub that the Atlanta metro area spirals out from has many of Atlanta's most popular public areas.

East Atlanta

Several thriving neighborhoods merge seamlessly to form the greater community of East Atlanta.

East Lake

Before there was East Atlanta, there was East Lake.

Grant Park

This historic neighborhood is home to beautiful Victorian houses, The Atlanta Zoo and the Cyclorama.

Inman Park

Famous for its elaborate Victorian houses, Inman Park's butterfly symbol can be found throughout the community.

Kirkwood

Originally a "streetcar suburb" to Atlanta's bustle, today Kirkwood is famous for its beautiful Victorian and Craftsman-style houses.

Little Five Points

There's nowhere else in Atlanta quite as free-wheeling as Little Five Points. Home of beloved stores like Junkman's Daughter and Criminal Records, and part of the East Atlanta boom.

Marietta

Part of the greater Atlanta area, Marietta is a historic city in its own right. Locals take pride in navigating by The Big Chicken, a one-of-a-kind take on KFC.

Midtown

Sandwiched between Downtown and Buckhead, Midtown has always been a haven for business and the arts. Piedmont Park is the jewel in Midtown's crown.

Oakhurst

A corner of Decatur with its own distinct identity, Oakhurst is a community justly famous for its beautiful tree and homes.

Old Fourth Ward

Retaining a vintage political district designation, the Old Fourth Ward has been the epicenter for the revitalization of East Atlanta.

Tucker

As Tucker has grown into the 21st century it has retained its vintage Main Street and old-time charm.

Virginia Highland

Virginia Highland is a highly walkable community with commercial districts connected by tree-lined residential streets.

Vista Grove

This part of DeKalb County has defied being named for generations, but lately the area has become known as Vista Grove after a venerable shopping center in the area.

Westside

A former industrial neighborhood, Westside Midtown today is a booming commercial and residential district.

Atlanta BBQ

What could be more Southern than barbeque? Atlanta's many BBQ joints embrace the dish in many different forms.

Atlanta Music

Atlanta is a town that loves its music, which shows in the number and variety of music venues around town.

Atlanta Art

From formal public art to playful interactive sculptures to unofficial graffiti, Atlanta embraces art in many forms.