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Castleberry Hill is Atlanta's original arts district — a historic neighborhood of converted warehouses turned lofts, galleries, restaurants, and vibrant street art. One of Atlanta's most culturally rich and walkable communities.

Five Points is the historic core of Downtown Atlanta, where five major roads converge. This bustling hub blends business, culture, and transit into the city's vibrant center.

Centennial Yards is the newest and most exciting district in downtown Atlanta, purpose-built as the city's premier entertainment destination. This transformative development is home to COSM, an immersive entertainment experience unlike any other, a Live Nation concert hall bringing world-class music to the heart of Atlanta, and many more groundbreaking venues and experiences that have been announced. Centennial Yards is redefining what entertainment means for Atlanta and the Southeast.

The reimagined heart of old Buckhead Village at the crossroads of Peachtree Road, Roswell Road and East Paces Ferry Road. Once the epicenter of Atlanta nightlife, the walkable village core is now a curated collection of chef-driven restaurants, neighborhood cafés, boutiques and galleries — a short drive from Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza.

One of Atlanta's most historic and evolving areas, South Downtown features Victorian-era warehouses, Hotel Row, and massive new development projects transforming it into a hub for tech, innovation, and creative industries.

Midtown Atlanta is the city's cultural hub, home to world-class museums, performing arts venues, Piedmont Park, and a thriving dining and nightlife scene along Peachtree Street.

Home to Centennial Olympic Park and world-class attractions, this district is Atlanta's premier entertainment and tourism destination — anchoring the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, and the exciting Centennial Yards development.

Sweet Auburn is one of America's most historic African American neighborhoods, birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and home to a rich legacy of culture, commerce, and activism.

Underground Atlanta is a legendary destination in the heart of the city, deeply woven into Atlanta's cultural fabric. Known as a hub for music, nightlife, and fashion, Underground has long been a place where Atlanta's creative energy comes alive. With its iconic below-street-level architecture and rich history of entertainment, Underground continues to be a vibrant gathering place for those who want to experience the soul of Atlanta.

A 138-acre walkable mix of shops, restaurants, offices, apartments and hotels on the site of the former Atlantic Steel mill, just west of the I-75/85 connector. Opened in 2005 as one of the largest brownfield redevelopments in U.S. history, the district centers on an open-air retail row along District Avenue, anchored by a 16-screen Regal cinema and Central Park — with a free shuttle linking the district to the Arts Center MARTA station.

Fairlie-Poplar is Downtown Atlanta's premier historic district featuring stunning Beaux-Arts and classical architecture, now home to offices, hotels, and creative businesses.

Atlanta's premier Sports & Events district, anchored by Mercedes-Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, and the Georgia World Congress Center — hosting the Falcons, Atlanta United, major concerts, and conventions drawing millions of visitors each year.

One of Atlanta's oldest neighborhoods, Mechanicsville is a tight-knit community with a strong identity, close to downtown and undergoing thoughtful revitalization.

Peachtree Center is Downtown Atlanta's core business and hospitality district, defined by John Portman's iconic hotel atriums and anchoring the city's convention and commerce infrastructure.

Two of the Southeast's premier shopping centers sit directly across Peachtree Road from each other in the heart of Buckhead. Lenox Square — opened in 1959 as one of the first malls in the region — carries 250 stores anchored by Macy's, Bloomingdale's and Neiman Marcus. Phipps Plaza, its 1969 counterpart, is the Southeast's flagship luxury destination, pairing Saks Fifth Avenue and Nordstrom with elevated dining and entertainment. Together they form Atlanta's most concentrated luxury retail district.

Edgewood is a diverse, eclectic neighborhood known for its vibrant restaurant and bar scene along Edgewood Avenue and its proximity to the BeltLine and Krog Street Tunnel.

Grove Park is a historic West Atlanta neighborhood known for its rich community roots, tree-lined streets, and ongoing revitalization efforts. Nestled near the Westside Atlanta Beltline trail, Grove Park blends deep neighborhood pride with exciting new development, making it one of Atlanta's most dynamic and community-driven areas.

The Whitehall Street Corridor is downtown Atlanta's industrial corridor. Once a bustling hub of commerce and industry, it is now looking to be revitalized as a modern-day industrial district — bringing new energy, entrepreneurship, and economic opportunity to one of Atlanta's most storied stretches of urban infrastructure.

Old Fourth Ward — often called O4W — is one of Atlanta's most vibrant and storied neighborhoods. The birthplace of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., this dynamic district blends deep civil rights history with a thriving arts scene, award-winning restaurants, boutique shops, and direct access to the Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail.

Garnett is one of downtown Atlanta's most welcoming districts, uniquely positioned at the confluence of two major transit hubs — the MARTA Five Points station and the Garnett station — sitting directly next door to each other. This makes it an exceptional gateway for visitors and Atlantans alike arriving from all corners of the city. Over time, Garnett is poised to grow into a truly civic district where Atlantans from every walk of life can gather, celebrate, and engage in the civic life of their city.

Vine City is a historic neighborhood in northwest Atlanta with a rich legacy tied to the Civil Rights Movement. Home to many influential figures and institutions, Vine City sits adjacent to downtown and the Mercedes-Benz Stadium area, and is experiencing renewed investment and community-driven revitalization while honoring its storied past.

The Atlanta BeltLine is a network of multi-use trails and transit built on former rail corridors, connecting dozens of intown neighborhoods. Its restaurants, breweries, markets, and shops along the Eastside and Westside Trails make it one of Atlanta's most popular destinations for walking, biking, dining, and nightlife.

Government Walk is the civic and legislative heart of Atlanta and Georgia, home to the gold-domed State Capitol, Atlanta City Hall, and federal buildings along a grand historic corridor.

Grady Memorial Hospital Campus is one of the largest public hospitals in the United States and a cornerstone of healthcare in Atlanta and the state of Georgia. As a Level I Trauma Center, Grady serves as a vital lifeline for the region, providing world-class medical care to all who need it. The campus is a hub of medical education, research, and community health, and stands as a powerful symbol of Atlanta's commitment to equitable healthcare.

Georgia State University's vibrant urban campus sits at the heart of Downtown Atlanta, blending student energy with historic architecture, athletics, and a fast-growing residential community.