Atlanta

 

Atlanta is the cultural capital of America. It is adorned with unique neighborhoods like Midtown, Inman Park, Little Five Points, and Buckhead Village, each giving its own unique flair and character to the area. Atlanta’s big-city feel provides an urban oasis where there is something for everyone. On any one of its walkable streets, you’ll find an exceptional food scene, designer shopping, clean and beloved green spaces, numerous parks, and world-renowned companies offering numerous career opportunities.

 

Atlanta real estate is diverse, with an energetic and ambitious market. Homes in Atlanta boast a wide range of architectural styles, from modern single-family properties to Victorian-style estates and beyond.

 

 

From chic city life in Midtown to suburban tranquility in residential enclaves, Atlanta offers something unique and charming in each neighborhood and district. The city has an eclectic mix of cuisines, music, cultures, and architecture, adding to its appeal. Whether you are looking for easy access to local hotspots, a social scene that never sleeps, or a cozy, quiet home away from the hustle and bustle of Downtown, Atlanta has it all and more. Foodies reign supreme here, with many residents taking to the streets to try some of the south’s most delicious local, regional, national, and international fare. Many cultures are represented here, with numerous museums, art galleries, historical sites, and community events residing inside the city’s locale.

 

Atlanta is widely known for its infamous culinary scene reflective of all cultures and heritages. Get ready for unforgettable dining experiences at chic restaurants such as The Garden Room. This immersive garden bar offers a place to celebrate, unwind, and escape and is the perfect place to grab drinks with friends after a long work week.

 

Located in the heart of Buckhead is the iconic La Grotta Ristorante, where guests can enjoy authentic Italian cuisine in an intimate ambiance overlooking a courtyard. Murphy’s Restaurant, ranked among Atlanta's best bistros, is famous for its best brunch and creative lunch cuisine.
For a classic farm-to-table New American culinary experience, be sure to visit Canoe, whose locale overlooks the Chattahoochee River.

 

One of Atlanta's best attributes is the shopping scene. Lenox Square in Buckhead is a premium shopping center with stores like Bloomingdale's, Pandora, Fendi, Cartier, and Louis Vuitton, to name a few. Legoland Discovery Center and up to 100 high-end stores can be found at Phipps Plaza, opposite Lenox Square. For outdoor markets and antique stores, locals frequent Little Five Points, popularly known as Atlanta's Bohemian neighborhood.

 

There's something for everyone in all corners of Atlanta. Piedmont Park, located about a mile from downtown, hosts a variety of annual events such as the Atlanta Pride Festival, the Atlanta Jazz Festival, Music Midtown, the Atlanta Dogwood Festival, the Atlanta Black Pride, and Festival Peachtree Latino.

 

Adjacent to Piedmont Park lies the Atlanta Botanical Garden. These 30 acres of beautiful display gardens are home to a variety of rare and endangered plants. The ground’s flower-lined paths will take your breath away and is an absolute must-see.

 

Atlanta is also known for its rich history. It is the birthplace of many civil rights movements and leaders, including Martin Luther King, Jr. Look deeper into Atlanta’s historical roots at the Atlanta History Center, founded to preserve and study Atlanta's past.

 

The Atlanta Public School District serves the communities in Atlanta. Top-rated schools include: