This park is a magnet of sorts. It was built as part of the infrastructure for the Centennial Olympics, but the love that people have for it now far surpasses its purpose. Grassy lawns, shady trees and pleasant path have made it a favorite.

There’s a lovey water show called the Fountain of Rings that doubles as a play areas; its something that you could watch for hours, especially with the kids frolicking about in the centre. Various sculptures are located over the place.

Another intriguing feature are the public engraved and donated bricks that went into the park’s making and also paid for it. Thanks to the crowd it draws, various other attractions have also sprung up nearby, such as the World Of Coca-Cola, the Georgia Aquarium, and the Children’s Museum of Atlanta.

• Varies as per the season.
• You are not allowed to carry alcohol or perform any kind of camping activities.
• If you are planning to bring your pets along, make sure they are tied up with the leash all the time.
• Once you visit the place, don’t forget to enjoy a Ferris wheel across the street, food and amazing concerts which are held every year.

• Downtown

• Googie Burger
• The Peasant Bistro
• Glenn's Kitchen
• Legal Sea Foods - Downtown Atlanta

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