Entertainment & Experiences in Atlanta, GA
25 places · 10 free · 10 indoor · Updated 2026-10-18
Midtown
Starlit Arabian sky ceiling. Twinkling stars. 1929.
Free second Sundays. Richard Meier building. Huge collection.
600-foot treetop Canopy Walk. Next to Piedmont Park.
Free. 189 acres. Skyline views. Saturday farmers market.
Only design museum in the Southeast. Free Freaky Fridays.
Free three-day jazz festival in Piedmont Park over Memorial Day weekend
Downtown
The lunch counter simulation will stay with you
1911 church turned concert venue. The acoustics are real.
100+ beverages from around the world. Cheesy. Fun.
Free — the Olympic Fountain of Rings and a 22-acre park connecting Atlanta's top attractions
200-foot Ferris wheel with skyline views from climate-controlled gondolas
Old Fourth Ward / Inman Park
Free. Murals, markets, and parks on an old railway.
Old Fourth Ward
Food hall in a 1920s Sears. Rooftop amusement park. Free entry.
Improv Thunderdome. Audience participation. Converted church.
Free. Birth home, church, tomb. Arrive early for ranger tour.
Inman Park
More local than Ponce City. Graffiti tunnel next door.
Free — Atlanta's most photographed street art tunnel, constantly evolving
Little Five Points
1930s theater in Little Five Points. Hit the record stores first.
Free to explore — vintage shops, record stores, and street art in Atlanta's weirdest neighborhood
Grant Park
Free. Margaret Mitchell's grave. Genuinely beautiful.
East Atlanta
$10 double feature. Kids $1. Since 1949.
Druid Hills
Free. Waterfall. Suspension bridge. Nobody knows about it.
Oval Office replica inside; 35 acres of free Japanese gardens outside
Buckhead
33-acre campus with the Cyclorama and three historic houses — free first Sundays
West Midtown
625-capacity room in a King Plow warehouse — great sound, smart bookings