Downtown:
Downtown is Atlanta's newest neighborhood. One-time prestigious office buildings and department stores are now loft apartments, restaurants, art galleries and shops. Friendly members of The Ambassador Force of Downtown patrol the streets offering security and assistance.
Midtown:
From the Fox Theatre to the Woodruff Arts Center, Midtown is the heart of the arts. Known for its vibrant and diverse residents, energetic business district and dynamic and the city's largest green space, Piedmont Park, midtown offers an eclectic blend of dining, culture and nightlife.
Buckhead:
One of Atlanta's most prestigious neighborhoods, Buckhead, is located north of midtown and downtown. Comprised of high-end homes from high-rise condos to the Governor's Mansion, the neighborhood also boasts the famed Buckhead Village of 100 bars, restaurants and clubs along with historical stops such as the Atlanta History Center.
Intown Neighborhoods:
These neighborhoods represent Atlanta's Southern heritage and summon visitors to experience the many unique areas that create the landscape of this city.
West End:
Located in southwest Atlanta, West End was actually established 10 years before the city of "Terminus" became "Atlanta." The most notable of the restored Queen Anne- and Victorian-style houses is the Wren's Nest, once home to author Joel Chandler Harris, famous for his Uncle Remus Tales.
Airport Area:
The world's busiest airport - Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is home to plenty of specialty shops and restaurants. But, outside the airport, lie some of the most unique and historic areas of Atlanta.
Atlanta Perimeter Locations:
The Perimeter area, lining the northern half of I-285, has become a buzzing business district and offers a variety of dining options. You can also find diverse ethnic flavors along Buford Highway, go rafting down the Chattahoochee River or make a stop at the 1.4-million-square-foot Perimeter Mall.
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