Atlanta’s Beltline is all about good vibes, cool spots, and a relaxed way to see the city. It’s where you can kick back, explore unique neighborhoods, and soak up the local scene. Explore 4 miles of the Eastside Trail which extends from Piedmont Park to Reynolds Town! Explore the vibrant neighborhoods of Midtown, Virginia-Highland, Old Fourth Ward, and Inman Park, all easily accessible along the Eastside BeltLine Trail.

Dana was living in Inman Park—right when she and Sean began dating. We spent countless weekends wandering the Beltline and it’s still our favorite thing to do in Atlanta.

While you’re out and about, don’t miss these local gems:

Krog Street Market: Located in a historic 1910 warehouse building that was originally used for industrial purposes. Dive into the creative energy of the Old Fourth Ward, where Krog Street serves up cool vibes, tasty bites, and amazing street art. It’s the perfect spot to hang out and experience Atlanta’s local flavor.

Ponce City Market: Located in the historic Sears, Roebuck & Co. building, a former Sears distribution center and retail store built in 1926. Check out this buzzing spot located in full of trendy shops, delicious food vendors, and even a rooftop with killer city views, offering a mix of dining, drinks, games, and even amusement park-style ride. Whether you’re grabbing a bite or just browsing, it’s a fun stop along the way.

Piedmont Park: This urban oasis is ideal for a picnic, a leisurely walk, or simply chilling.

Whether you’re biking, strolling, or just soaking in the vibe, the Beltline and its surrounding neighborhoods offer a laid-back slice of Atlanta life!

Each of Atlanta’s neighborhoods has its own vibe, full of character, local spots, and culture. Many of them are super walkable, and they've done a great job turning old buildings into cool new spaces, mixing the city’s history with its modern energy. Check out our favorite neighborhoods:

Midtown – Home to Piedmont Park, the High Museum of Art, and a buzzing restaurant scene.

Inman Park – Known for its tree-lined streets, historic houses, BeltLine access, and some of the best restaurants in the city featuring Krog Street Market. Fun Fact - The Inman family, helped shape Atlanta by developing Inman Park, the city’s first planned garden suburb. Later, in 1928, they built the iconic Swan House in Buckhead as a retirement home. Now part of the Atlanta History Center, it’s known for its stunning architecture and historic charm and is also our wedding venue!

Old Fourth Ward – A trendy area featuring Ponce City Market, rooftop bars, and access to the Atlanta BeltLine for a scenic stroll.

Virginia-Highland ("The Highlands") – A charming, historic neighborhood with cozy cafés, local boutiques, and great brunch spots.

West Midtown – A rapidly growing hotspot with some of Atlanta’s best restaurants, stylish rooftop bars, and unique shopping, all with an industrial-chic vibe.

Westside – More known for its breweries and fun group activities, like Fowling Warehouse, a one-of-a-kind football bowling experience.

Decatur – A laid-back yet vibrant neighborhood just east of Atlanta, known for its walkable downtown, great breweries, and top-rated restaurants.

Edgewood – A lively area famous for its nightlife, dive bars, and fun, eclectic energy.

The Battery Atlanta – A must-visit entertainment district surrounding Truist Park, home of the Atlanta Braves. Even when the team isn’t in town, you can explore its many restaurants, bars, and shops or just soak in the electric atmosphere.

Buckhead Village is a vibrant district renowned for its upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment, just steps away from our hotel blocks.

Walking distance to the hotel blocks:

Storico Fresco (Italian)

Le Colonial (French - Vietnamese)

Gypsy Kitchen (Spanish)

Southern Gentleman (American)

Aria (Steakhouse)

Fado Irish Pub (Irish Pub)

Yeppa & Co (Italian)

Elbow Room (Dive bar with great pizza)

Chops & Lobster Bar (Steak house)

Favorites off the Beltline:

Two Urban Licks (American)

Beetlecat (Seafood)

Victory Sandwich Bar (Sit down sandwich spot with ping pong tables and Jack & Coke slushies)

Fred's Meat & Bread (Sandwich/burger stand in Krog Street Market)

W.H. Stile Fish Camp (Seafood in Ponce City Market)

LadyBird Grove & Mess Hall (Bar with a great outdoor space and Southern food)

Park Tavern (Bar with American food at Piedmont Park)

New Realm Brewery (Brewery with American food)

Other Favorite Restaraunts:

Forza Storica (Italian in West Midtown)

Taqueria del Sol (Mexican with multiple locations including West Midtown)

South City Kitchen (Southern in Buckhead & Midtown)

Nuevo Laredo (Mexican in Westside)

Superica (Mexican with multiple locations including the Battery)

Tuk Tuk Thai Food Loft (Thai in Buckhead)

Antico (Pizza with multiple locations including the Battery)

Fudo (Sushi in Chamblee)

Fox Brothers (BBQ with multiple locations including the Battery)

Centennial Olympic Park is the heart of Atlanta's tourist scene, offering beautiful green spaces, fountains, and iconic attractions. It was built for the 1996 Summer Olympics and now serves as a vibrant hub for both locals and visitors. If you’re looking to embrace the full tourist vibe, check out nearby attractions like the Georgia Aquarium—one of the largest aquariums in the world, home to thousands of marine animals and jaw-dropping exhibits. Or, head to the College Football Hall of Fame, where you can dive into the history of college football through interactive exhibits, vintage memorabilia, and a 45-yard indoor field. Also, don’t miss the World of Coca-Cola—an interactive museum showcasing the history of this iconic brand, with fun exhibits, tastings from around the globe, and even a chance to see the famous Coke vault. Whether you're enjoying the scenic park or exploring these top spots, this area is full of fun and excitement!

The Delta Flight Museum is a fascinating destination for aviation enthusiasts. It showcases the history of Delta Airlines with vintage aircraft, interactive exhibits, and incredible artifacts. You’ll get an up-close look at Delta’s impressive fleet, including a Concorde and a Lockheed JetStar. As Dana is an Atlanta native, she can confidently say it’s the best airline museum—after all, where else can you explore aviation history while being loyal to the hometown airline?

Located in Inman Park the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and legacy of the 39th president of the United States. Located in Atlanta, the museum showcases exhibits on Carter's presidency, his work on human rights, global diplomacy, and his post-presidential contributions. You can explore interactive displays, rare photos, and even his Nobel Peace Prize. Set within a beautiful park, it’s a great spot to learn more about American history and the remarkable achievements of a Georgia native!