Atlanta, GA
The BeltLine changed everything. The food was already great.
Atlanta's BeltLine trail connects neighborhoods, parks, public art, and restaurants across 22 miles — and it's free. The food scene is one of the most underrated in America (Buford Highway alone has a dozen cuisines), the civil rights history is unmatched, and Piedmont Park is 200 acres of green in the middle of the city.
Local tip
Buford Highway between Chamblee and Doraville: the best food in Atlanta, no contest. Korean, Vietnamese, Chinese, Mexican, Salvadoran — all in strip malls, all under $15. Skip Midtown, eat here.
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Neighborhoods
City League
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Fox Theatre Atlanta
Starlit Arabian sky ceiling. Twinkling stars. 1929.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights
The lunch counter simulation will stay with you
Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail
Free. Murals, markets, and parks on an old railway.
Ponce City Market
Food hall in a 1920s Sears. Rooftop amusement park. Free entry.
Krog Street Market
More local than Ponce City. Graffiti tunnel next door.
High Museum of Art
Free second Sundays. Richard Meier building. Huge collection.