Influential Travels Guidebook
Food scene
Ponce City Market (or PCM as it's affectionately nicknamed) has become the hot topic of conversation when Atlantans are searching for the latest, greatest event or seeking the city's best dining and shopping! The main attraction ofPCM for the public undoubtedly is the food options and retail. Hours for each restaraunt and store may vary.
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Ponce City Market North Northeast
Ponce City Market North NortheastPonce City Market (or PCM as it's affectionately nicknamed) has become the hot topic of conversation when Atlantans are searching for the latest, greatest event or seeking the city's best dining and shopping! The main attraction ofPCM for the public undoubtedly is the food options and retail. Hours for each restaraunt and store may vary.
Sightseeing
Thousands of visitors flock to Atlanta Beltline daily as a way to get exercise, explore Atlanta's neighborhoods and spend time with friends. A world-class amenity similar to New York City's High Line, the Atlanta Beltline is also home to Art on the Beltline, The Southeast's largest temporary public art project. Make a day of your Beltline exploration by relaxing in Historic Fourth Ward Park or by grabbing a drink and lunch at one of the many restaurants situated along the Beltline.
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Eastside BeltLine Trail
Atlanta BeltLine Eastside TrailThousands of visitors flock to Atlanta Beltline daily as a way to get exercise, explore Atlanta's neighborhoods and spend time with friends. A world-class amenity similar to New York City's High Line, the Atlanta Beltline is also home to Art on the Beltline, The Southeast's largest temporary public art project. Make a day of your Beltline exploration by relaxing in Historic Fourth Ward Park or by grabbing a drink and lunch at one of the many restaurants situated along the Beltline.
Less than 5 miles away is the best venue in the NFL, Home for the Atlanta Falcons.
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Mercedes Benz Stadium
1 AMB Dr NWLess than 5 miles away is the best venue in the NFL, Home for the Atlanta Falcons.
Neighborhoods
The newest section of the Atlanta BeltLine is now open and there is plenty to see on the Westside. Walk, bike, run or skate along the paved paths and see the sights.
Washington Park
Featuring a tennis center, natatorium, playground, baseball field and picnic shelters, Washington Park provides Atlantans with more than 25 acres of greenspace for recreational activities. This historic park is the namesake of Atlanta’s first African American neighborhood and sits two blocks from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s high school. Use the BeltLine-connected Lionel Hampton Trail to ride your bike directly from the Ashby MARTA Station to reach Washington Park.
From Washington Park, begin your march south on the BeltLine through the neighborhoods of Just Us and Mozley Park. The trail weaves through the early 20th century neighborhoods featuring Victorian cottages and craftsman bungalows.
Hammond's House
While in West End, stroll alongside the Queen Anne, Folk Victorian and bungalow houses on Peeples Street before making your way to Hammonds House, the African American culture and arts museum on the northern edge of the neighborhood. Featuring over 350 works of art from across the globe and rotating exhibits, Hammonds House celebrates culture and community.
The Wren's Nest
Visit The Wren’s Nest, the former home of Joel Chandler Harris, former editor of the Atlanta Constitution and author of the Uncle Remus Tales. The 1870 Queen Anne-style home is a National Historic Landmark and cultural center that celebrates the timeless legacy of the Br’er Rabbit tales.
Grab Lunch
Two miles south of Washington Park sits Atlanta’s best collection of Afro-centric vegan restaurants. Slutty Vegan, the most acclaimed of the bunch, can be found four blocks west of the BeltLine’s Lucile Avenue entrance in the Westview neighborhood. Expect a long, but worth it wait to experience their 100 percent plant-based Impossible burgers topped with their famous Slutty Sauce.
West End, one of Atlanta’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods, borders the BeltLine’s Eastern entrance at Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. and features its own vegan eateries including Tassili’s Raw Reality Café, Healthful Essence, and Soul Vegetarian Restaurant.
Dinner & Drinks
As you proceed South on the BeltLine from Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. to the warehouse complex at Lee + White, take in the murals and street art that decorate the Westside trail.
The BeltLine facing Lee + White complex is a massive open-container district and contains one of Atlanta’s best beer scenes. Home to Monday Night Brewing Garage, Wild Heaven Beer and Best End Brewing Company, the converted warehouse space offers a diverse array of world-class beer.
After a Slap Fight IPA from Monday Night or one of Wild Heaven’s ATL Easy Ales, grab dinner at one of the restaurants at the complex. In addition to beer, Wild Heaven offers Comida Fina, an in-house restaurant with elevated Latin fare including tacos and flatbreads. Next door, Boxcar serves classic American fare with a southern inspired twist.
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Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail
Atlanta BeltLine Westside TrailThe newest section of the Atlanta BeltLine is now open and there is plenty to see on the Westside. Walk, bike, run or skate along the paved paths and see the sights.
Washington Park
Featuring a tennis center, natatorium, playground, baseball field and picnic shelters, Washington Park provides Atlantans with more than 25 acres of greenspace for recreational activities. This historic park is the namesake of Atlanta’s first African American neighborhood and sits two blocks from Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s high school. Use the BeltLine-connected Lionel Hampton Trail to ride your bike directly from the Ashby MARTA Station to reach Washington Park.
From Washington Park, begin your march south on the BeltLine through the neighborhoods of Just Us and Mozley Park. The trail weaves through the early 20th century neighborhoods featuring Victorian cottages and craftsman bungalows.
Hammond's House
While in West End, stroll alongside the Queen Anne, Folk Victorian and bungalow houses on Peeples Street before making your way to Hammonds House, the African American culture and arts museum on the northern edge of the neighborhood. Featuring over 350 works of art from across the globe and rotating exhibits, Hammonds House celebrates culture and community.
The Wren's Nest
Visit The Wren’s Nest, the former home of Joel Chandler Harris, former editor of the Atlanta Constitution and author of the Uncle Remus Tales. The 1870 Queen Anne-style home is a National Historic Landmark and cultural center that celebrates the timeless legacy of the Br’er Rabbit tales.
Grab Lunch
Two miles south of Washington Park sits Atlanta’s best collection of Afro-centric vegan restaurants. Slutty Vegan, the most acclaimed of the bunch, can be found four blocks west of the BeltLine’s Lucile Avenue entrance in the Westview neighborhood. Expect a long, but worth it wait to experience their 100 percent plant-based Impossible burgers topped with their famous Slutty Sauce.
West End, one of Atlanta’s oldest and most historic neighborhoods, borders the BeltLine’s Eastern entrance at Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. and features its own vegan eateries including Tassili’s Raw Reality Café, Healthful Essence, and Soul Vegetarian Restaurant.
Dinner & Drinks
As you proceed South on the BeltLine from Ralph David Abernathy Blvd. to the warehouse complex at Lee + White, take in the murals and street art that decorate the Westside trail.
The BeltLine facing Lee + White complex is a massive open-container district and contains one of Atlanta’s best beer scenes. Home to Monday Night Brewing Garage, Wild Heaven Beer and Best End Brewing Company, the converted warehouse space offers a diverse array of world-class beer.
After a Slap Fight IPA from Monday Night or one of Wild Heaven’s ATL Easy Ales, grab dinner at one of the restaurants at the complex. In addition to beer, Wild Heaven offers Comida Fina, an in-house restaurant with elevated Latin fare including tacos and flatbreads. Next door, Boxcar serves classic American fare with a southern inspired twist.
Event Space
Located less than 5 miles away in the heart of downtown Atlanta, Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) features 1.5 million square feet of prime exhibit space and is the world’s largest LEED certified convention center.
Consisting of three interconnected buildings, the GWCC offers a variety of flexible and dynamic spaces and hosts hundreds of world-class events each year.
Steps from the convention center’s doors, visitors will find 22-acre Centennial Olympic Park, state-of-the-art Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home to the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United, Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, and the Atlanta Hawks’ recently renovated nest, State Farm Arena.
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Georgia World Congress Center
285 Andrew Young International Blvd NWLocated less than 5 miles away in the heart of downtown Atlanta, Georgia World Congress Center (GWCC) features 1.5 million square feet of prime exhibit space and is the world’s largest LEED certified convention center.
Consisting of three interconnected buildings, the GWCC offers a variety of flexible and dynamic spaces and hosts hundreds of world-class events each year.
Steps from the convention center’s doors, visitors will find 22-acre Centennial Olympic Park, state-of-the-art Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home to the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United, Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame, and the Atlanta Hawks’ recently renovated nest, State Farm Arena.
Less than 5 miles away! State Farm Arena is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in Atlanta, Georgia. The arena serves as the home venue for the Atlanta Hawks and the Atlanta Dream.
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Philips Arena
1 State Farm DrLess than 5 miles away! State Farm Arena is a multi-purpose indoor arena located in Atlanta, Georgia. The arena serves as the home venue for the Atlanta Hawks and the Atlanta Dream.