Eastside Atlanta

Get groovy in Atlanta’s hippie ‘hood. If you see the 30-foot-tall Giant Skull, that means you’re in the right place. Make a day of thrifting with the abundance of vintage clothing stores, record shops and independent bookstores. Play a game of darts at local dive bars along the main strip or hang out on the many patios to people watch. Creativity thrives in L5P with street art featuring colorful murals and notable figures, so get your camera ready. Between live music venues and a performing arts theater, there’s always an event to attend.

This area brings the party vibes. A staple for live music, you never know what artist will drop by for the performance of a lifetime. The smaller venues make for a more intimate show with heightened sound quality. But that’s not all this neighborhood has to offer. Explore International cuisine including Korean, Japanese, Latin American and New American. From coffee shops to local bars, this is a place to visit no matter the time of day.

Near downtown Atlanta, there are plenty of attractions to explore here. Whether you’re on the lookout for cute animals at Zoo Atlanta or wanting to relive history at historic Oakland Cemetery, find it all here. Spanning more than 130 acres, this is Atlanta’s oldest park filled with trees and greenery. Grab a coffee or bite to eat at the many restaurants in Grant Park.

Strolling through this neighborhood, it’s hard to believe you’re in the heart of the city with all the greenery and Victorian-style homes surrounding you. Live your best life on Highland Avenue by enjoying the bakeries, boutiques, wine bars and more. History starts here with the birth home of Martin Luther King Jr. just right down the road. Keep the exploration going by hopping on the Freedom Park Trail for a beautiful walk through the City in the Forest.

A true beauty of a neighborhood, O4W beckons. Find the Beltline, a two-acre lake, an outdoor theater, a skate park and much more. Make your way to Ponce City Market to experience a food hall that won’t leave you hungry. Enjoy the variety of restaurants and dessert shops mixed with local boutiques and name-brand stores. History thrives in O4W with the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park, Sweet Auburn Historic District and the historic Ebenezer Baptist Church. One of the best views of the skyline is nearby on the Jackson Street Bridge.

The patio life is built for this neighborhood that is best explored outdoors. When wandering about, stop for a drink at a local pub or stick  around for live music. The farmers markets on the weekends and food truck pop-ups mean this ‘hood is great for the whole family. Find a new outfit to match your style from a local boutique, purchase a new piece of jewelry or snag a new page-turning book from the many local small businesses in the area.