First time I've been here, and it's for my grand-niece's dedication and 1st birthday party. Place looks spacious and great for events. Parking is kinda a hassle though, but then, I'm not that familiar with the surroundings. All in all, it looks like a happening establishment.

It was great, the drinks the energy of the performers , everything.

The Edgar Allan Poe show that I went to see here was pretty awesome, and I'm glad that I went in the evening. The Civic Center was a nice size and had excellent amenities, although the windows (particularly near the ceiling) would have made the show more difficult to enjoy if I had gone during daylight. I can't really speak to the nature of the staff, as I believe all of the people that I interacted with were actually from the show, not the venue. The room was larger than I expected, was comfortably heated and cooled, and the restrooms were all clean and in good working order. My event was in the Civic Center portion, which was not as fancy as a traditional theater would be. Straight-backed dining chairs, linoleum floors, white walls, and all the stage and area decorations appeared to have been done by the show people themselves, not the venue. But I would definitely consider using this space for things like Girl Scout Training Luncheons or other large semi-informal events.

For a small town theater , this place gets some great talent to enjoy.

Great experience...Truth relayed in a retelling of the actual Christmas story, Christ's coming to the earth for the redemption of mankind. Presented simply,the movie was followed by an invitation to hot chocolate and cookies and an opportunity to speak to someone about the church, personal needs and Christ. Lovely evening!

Had a good time listening to The Soul Knights. It was a surprise early Mother's Day gift. The venue was smaller than other civic centers I have been to, but it was nice and clean. The restrooms were also clean.

Christmas extravaganza is amazing and so much fun! I can't wait to see them on December 4th!

enjoyed the mall, I come here alot It was very clean the floors were shining as if just polished and it didn't stink in there. I did some shopping I walked plentiful and I just wish there was entertainment stuff like the lunar golf they used to have, it's sad that the only fun thing to do in this city is go to the mall really

Gone in the JCPenney restroom 5 mins before closing time, while I was washing my hands I noticed the lights start to flicker then the intercom went off saying they were closing the 2nd floor was locked up, so I had to rush down to the escalator just to escape before missing my movie at regal, GET SOME CAMS BRO!!! (the movie was cool tho)

Nice place to get your walk on! All the major department stores are available to shop for your favorite things. Watch yourself while walking though, I tried to avoid a couple from walking into me...I guess they didn't see me, but I moved out of their way and before I realized what had happened; I tripped and fell on one of the children ride platforms across from LensCrafters last year. Hurt my left knee pretty bad. The platform is not very noticeable, be very careful.

My wife is disabled there are no benches for her to sit and rest the elevators are always broken the parking lot is unsafe the security trucks never ride around . The security vehicles are always parked in the front entrance where you drop people off and where the bus service pick up and drop off can't get through. You never feel cool air in summer time. Stores never stay for long. I have been living in Douglasville sense this mall was here, it is terrible and I have to shop in lenox and phipps in sandy springs ,ga and that's a shame.

Food court operations: the food court closes at 6 PM, you arrive at 15 minutes till. The moment you sit down with your food, the custodial workers come by and tell you that you have to be out of there by six. At 6:12 security comes and informs you that you have to leave now regardless whether you have finished eating or not. Just FYI. There are some great restaurants in the food court that are not responsible for this action.

Pareen is the Best !!! She is the owner and I have followed her from her old location to this one and I won’t let anyone else touch my brows because I’m picky . She keeps them thick and a great shape . Check them out . Thank you

This is a fantastic mall but needs a lot of love and caring from the community. It will serve all your needs and has a fantastic selections.

A great museum to take elderly family. We toured around and looked at the old machinery. The displays have thorough information to learn the histories of the objects on display. The place to go for train enthusiasts - even the gift shop. Ample free parking in the back of the building.

Great history and artifacts, my kids loved it, it’s our second time to visit! The gift shop has a lot of affordable items! The fees are very good

To whomever is running this museum, I really think you should train your staff better. My friend and I drove 3 hours yesterday to come see The General. I asked what forms of military ID were accepted (I have a DD214 and a VA health card). The woman flatly told me VETERANS didn't get the discounted rate. Please see the attached screenshot that will explain what a VETERAN is. And perhaps show this to the older lady wearing glasses who worked yesterday, Tuesday the 16, so that she understands as well.

Our son took us to the museum while we were in town for a visit. These two senior citizens thoroughly enjoyed the displays and the film version of the story of the Great Locomotive Chase. The actual confederate locomotive The General is on display. There is a lovely, reasonably priced gift shop as well.

We didn't know what to expect, but we are so glad we went! So much history, so many pictures and exhibits! Very family friendly! Lots of interactive exhibits for a fantastic family adventure day! We enjoyed the 3 hours we spent in this great place! Only 10 dollars for adults and 5 dollars for children. The staff was very friendly and helpful to us. We recommend taking a day trip to visit a few moments of history we all need to remember.

This place is amazing! It is interactive for kids, and incredibly educational! The best part is it's super inexpensive! My oldest son has autism and is in LOVE with trains. My youngest loves everything military. So, this place was a win for us!

I took my daughter to mommy & me last week. She is under 3, so I didn’t expect much. I asked about military discount for the ticket. I was denied because I’m a spouse and not the one serving…I’m sorry what!! My husband has been gone almost A YEAR. Anyways I don’t think it was worth paying the $10 just for a 30 minute story time. Definitely left a bad taste in my mouth and I probably won’t be back. Also after looking at other reviews I’m not the only one that’s had issues with this.

Love this state park. Trails are marked nicely and the views are beautiful. You can fish, camp and just relax from so many areas within the park. The restrooms within the main day use area by the paddle rentals could use some attention (smelled worse than a men’s urinal) which is very atypical for GA state parks. Aside of this, the park, views, accessible parking, and ability to fish and enjoy are all wonderful and worth the experience.

One of my favorite parks to go hiking on. Has a variety of different trails that each have there perks. The white trail is a long loop that is very easy for everyone to do. The red trail has the best scenery and has an easy section that shows the historical sites within the park, however the second half can be difficult but worth it for the views by the river. The orange trail will give you a good workout with all the uphill there is. The yellow trail is a more moderate orange trail, but still a slight challenge. There are more smaller section that are a nice enjoyable view and hike. Every trail is marked really well making it rather difficult to get lost. As a word of caution, the trails are not paved, so do bring good foot wear.

Wonderful state park, really well maintained, and all of the parks staff members are super friendly and incredibly knowledgeable about the park. Great place to go hiking, fishing, or even just driving around and sightseeing. A day pass only costs $5.00 for 1 vehicle entering, so it's well worth it, in my opinion. A+.

First time visiting this park and it was a great experience! Cheap and easy parking right by trails starts. There are maps with estimated times for each trail. Trails were clearly marked and indicated if a trail got more difficult. The moderate area of trails were a lot of fun with just a little bit of a challenge. Incredible sites and views are just stunning. On top of all of that, it's dog friendly (leashes required)

Sweetwater Creek State Park is a gem. The trails are beautiful, well-marked, and offer a great mix of scenery—from peaceful woods to the rushing creek and even historic ruins. It’s the perfect place for a hike, a picnic, or just to get a break from the city without driving too far. If you plan on cooling off in the creek, definitely bring water shoes—it makes splashing around way more fun and comfortable. The park is well-maintained, parking is easy, and there’s enough variety in the trails to keep both casual walkers and more serious hikers happy. One of the best outdoor escapes in the area.

I love this park. I purchased the Ga State Park parking pass mainly because of how much I love to be here. It’s my favorite fishing spot out of the few I’ve been to. Also, the perfect place to hike with your family. I definitely recommend this park. I’ve never had to use their restroom so I cant speak on that portion.

I went to lake Lanier to paddleboarding and my own fault… so many boats.. so I wanted a good paddle and went here. Loved it. Someone previously told me it’s too busy but it was not.. I mean maybe if you’re looking for a grill lol but to get in the water and paddleboard it was perfect!

What a great experience!! Make sure you come on the weekends if you want to see the first stop with out hiking, otherwise the hike up is beautiful!! I enjoyed this park it had some many pieces of history all over, I also enjoyed seeing all the mansions that are in the middle of the park as well

Absolutely loved the Kennesaw Mountain trek! The trail offers a perfect mix of scenic beauty, easy challenge, and historical significance. The views from the top are stunning—especially at sunrise or sunset. It’s well-maintained, safe, and great for both solo hikers and families. Plus, the sense of walking through history adds an extra layer of depth to the experience. Highly recommend for anyone looking to reconnect with nature without going too far from the city!

Well-maintained trail! AllTrails rates it as moderate, but I’d say it’s somewhere between easy and moderate. A few sections are slightly challenging, but they’re very short. Most of the trail is flat. There are no restrooms except at the visitor center, which is really nice — they show a short movie every hour, the gift shop is lovely, and the museum is informative. Water refill stations are available. Parking is $5, and finding a spot on weekends can be tough, even early in the morning. Still, I definitely recommend this trail!

It was a heck of a hike. Be prepared, that thing is steep all the way up. There are benches along the trail. It's beautiful there. Rangers and staff were great. Great adventure and history.

Kennesaw National Park holds a special place in my heart. It’s where I go to find peace, breathe deeply, and let the worries of the world fade away. Hiking the trails helps me clear my mind, reconnect with nature, and feel grounded again. As a psychotherapist, I even bring clients here for holistic sessions, and it’s incredible to see how the natural surroundings ease anxiousness and help them reconnect to the present moment. This park is truly a sanctuary for the soul — for myself and for those I work with.

Beautiful wooded area with nature and history galore. Beautiful hike over granite and quartz stone. Soooo many different types of fungi I have never seen so many at one place. It rained when I went but I did it anyway and it took everything that ailed me that day and filled me with such aww.

A little bit of a hike to the top. The view of ATL was pretty. A little slippery on the way down. Careful on the wooden steps.

This is a really nice place to bring your family or pets to take a walk! There are lots of shops and restaurants around. I came here for the Taste of Marietta and May-Retta daze festivals to work at the Renewal by Anderson booth. The Marietta square is great for events, shopping and just hanging out with your friends or family, I'll probably be coming here again!

This was a nice place to have a seat right by the fountain relax and talk. A bunch of shops right around for snacks or treats. When we were there they were having an Juneteenth event with a live musicians and poets. We had a good time. This place had great atmosphere and a mix of people all vibing together.

Nice square park with fountain surrounded by great shops, bars, and restaurants. Recently I’ve noticed an increase in homeless wandering around digging in trash cans, hope this place doesn’t go down hill. For the most part a great place to visit.

Quaint little southern square. Clean with plenty of interesting vendors and shops. Places for photo opportunities. Great place to purchase locally grown or crafted items.

A great town square full of a variety of restaurants and shopping, with a very pretty park in the middle. The park has a beautiful fountain, along with benches & mature trees throughout.

Marietta Square is such a charming and peaceful place to visit! It has that perfect small-town feel — quaint, quiet, and full of character. The fountain in the center adds a lovely touch, creating a relaxing spot to sit and take in the scenery. This time of year is especially magical — they went all out with the Halloween decorations! Everywhere you look, there’s a festive, spooky touch that makes the whole square come alive. It’s the perfect place to stroll, grab a coffee, and soak in the seasonal atmosphere.

This is my favorite historical downtown in the Metro Atlanta area. There are wonderful restaurants, art galleries, and local shops galore! There are tons of parking spaces for a small fee. There's always something going on through the warm seasons of the year. There's a farmers and artist Market every saturday, free concerts in the middle of the square, and many festivals such as the taste of Marietta and Chalktober. Marietta Square is set up very well for people to park and walk around. All of the crosswalks have lights for people to cross safely. There are also places such as the wine bar, art museums, and the theater in the square that has delightful and affordable plays year round. Don't forget historic Johnny McCracken's on St Patty's Day!

Easy access and parking with tickets online. Fun for the whole family but even with the map couldn't find all water ride. Will return without the kids they were afraid of the big slides.

This is a great little water park tucked away in Marietta, Georgia. It's by a giant KFC statue of a chicken. Worth checking out. When we got there it was jammed with people in line trying to park their cars. It is advisable to buy tickets in advance. We had a Six Flags membership so we were able to get into this park easily. It has lots of shade and an old feel to it. The park has been around for a very long time. They had a wave pool and lazy river which we enjoyed. There were also different types of water slides all over the place and kids areas. The most extreme water slide we went on first is called Dragon's Tail. It has a lot of steep drops. It was an intense thrill and a little crazy near the bottom where you come out. Ladies hold on to your swim tops because it could come off on this water slide. Wrap your arms around your chest please! It's that powerful. There are special areas and cabanas you can rent. I would advise you to get there early and reserve those because there will be no seating available and it could be very crammed with people. The only con I would say that the park could work on is with the bathrooms. When the park was closing, the bathrooms smelled so horribly it was disgusting. There is no attendant cleaning the bathroom or flushing the toilets. So many gross people do not flush toilets and then it smells like urine throughout the whole bathroom. It was so overpowering that I did not go to the bathroom and chose to go a gas station after we left. Please address this issue.

We took my niece to White Water on July 6th, 2025, to celebrate her birthday and enjoy a refreshing summer day. We arrived early on Sunday morning, excited and ready to beat the crowds—but to our surprise, the park was already quite busy! Since it was our first time there, we decided to take a spontaneous approach—whatever attraction we saw first, we’d go for it. Our motto was “the earlier you ride, the more fun you get,” before the lines got too long. After finding a shaded area to leave our towels and belongings, we headed straight for the rides. We tried Black River Falls (a thrilling double-tube ride), Typhoon Twister (perfect for families and lots of fun), Atlanta Ocean Wave Pool (a great place to feel the waves), Little Hooch Lazy River (ideal for relaxing and soaking in the sun), Wahoo Racer (my personal favorite—fast, exciting, and a bit mysterious), and Gulf Coast Screamer (a solid solo ride). There were also splash zones for kids to fully enjoy the water fun. Now, a few small suggestions from my experience: At the end of the more intense rides, it would be great to have a lifeguard or staff member help guests out of the water. Some landings are quite sudden, and it’s easy to get water in your nose or feel disoriented. In my case, I even strained a muscle getting out too quickly from a fast-moving tube. A bit of assistance at the end would definitely enhance the safety and experience. Also, for the Lazy River, there didn’t seem to be a designated staff member managing the entrance or handing out tubes, and the number of tubes was limited. This caused a bit of a wait—even just to float around. Without enough tubes and no help getting on them, it didn’t really feel like a “lazy” river; more like people walking through a stream. A bit more organization here would really help. On the food side: the smoked turkey leg was amazing—juicy, flavorful, and with that great meaty texture you can only get at a theme park. Definitely a must-try! However, pairing it with just chips (with salads sold out) was a bit disappointing. I hope the park can offer more diverse and better food options to match the premium pricing. Lastly, a common theme park issue: some of the most popular rides had us waiting over an hour in the hot sun, only to get a one-minute ride—so there were a few attractions we had to skip. That’s to be expected, but it would be great if there were better shade or cooling systems in the queue areas. Overall, it was a fun day, a great way to cool off, and a nice escape from the summer heat. Just make sure to wear plenty of sunscreen—the sun was absolutely intense! Despite a few areas that could be improved, it’s definitely worth a visit for families and water lovers.

First time here and it was fun. Lots of people on a Sunday but doable. Average time to ride many of the slides was around 25- 40 minutes.

My cousin and I purchased our tickets ahead of time so we did not have to wait in line for that long. White water was fun and amazing. Some of the water slides were not working but the ones that did work we enjoyed. I gave them 4 stars only because when we finally did get our food from waiting in line for foreverrrr (they told us they ran out of lids and did not have certain food available) which was a bummer but all in all it was fun. Food a bit pricey so eat before you go.

Ok, so I had a moment of nostalgia and revisited my childhood summer camp - White Water, circa 1987. On June 29, 2025, I brought my 10 year old to my childhood playground, overall, good grade, 85%. Positives: kid friendly, not overly crowded, many of the same slides exist from 40 years ago ( dragons tail, body flumes, lizard tail, little hooch, and of course the infamous wave pool). Cons: outrageous food prices. For instances: corn dog and fries, $15.99. Fries were burnt and the corn dog was radioactive hot (heat lamp or microwave, not sure); Dip n dots - $13; pizza $17 - crazy prices for not good food; all day refill drink bottle, $19.99. Locker $21. Cleanliness: men’s bathroom - excellent, very clean. I never visited without seeing an employee cleaning! Little hooch - gross, tons of leaves with no effort by employees to skim them out. Fence at wave pool - mixed feelings - safety reasons, I saw employees with yard sticks but didn’t see a single small child forced to wear a life vest, so, what’s the purpose for the fence and employee then? Safety: overall a huge improvement from decades ago. No more rafts in the wave pool hitting swimmers. Life guards were serious about cutting out horse play (great!), also serious to ensure the slides were monitored and only one person at a time. I didn’t like that a couple of rides were down for no apparent reason (Bahama). I see Bonzi pipeline doesn’t exist anymore - that’s probably a good thing. Online tickets - another improvement. Parking - $30 - outrageous!Overall, we had a good time but felt white water nickel and dimes you to death. Overall, we paid about $117 to get in, $30 to park, $21 locker, $20 glasses head strap; $10 candy, $20 cokes, $13 ice cream, $54 lunch. Nearly $300 for a family of three - without fast passes. Pros and cons, like I said. Finally: when found a lost child - 4yr old - and there was no security At the security stand by the wave pool, and the life guessed close to the hooch entrance didn’t have a radio to call for security so they told us, take the child to customer relations! That was a fail on security but again, we’re back to pros and cons (and parents should’ve watched their kid).

We went Saturday. Everything was good at the beginning. There are a bunch of rides that were closed down and not listed on the website. We had to spend the entire time at the kiddie pool because there wasn’t any family rides open. I sat down on the ledge next to this really sweet older black lady and the lifeguard walked over to me and said that I couldn’t sit there. I apologized and got up and sat on the other side. He told me that I couldn’t sit there again. I asked why because there’s over 10 other people sitting on the edge. He said I don’t allow it. I got up and realized that I was the only white person sitting there and everyone else was black. I asked him is it because the color of my skin and he refused to answer. I got my kids and left after that. The bathrooms are very unsanitary and we purchased a locker which was broken. Stood 34 minutes waiting for someone to come to the locker no one never showed up. We purchased another one so we had to rent two lockers and can’t figure out how to get a refund on the first one. Waited 40 minutes for one slice of pizza. The price of the tickets aren’t worth with over half the rides being closed. Don’t waste your money it’s definitely not worth it,

Beautiful aquarium with a great variety of creatures to visit! The lighting was really nice! We had a great time. Especially enjoyed the interactive activities. I appreciated the water fountain in the aquarium. The bathrooms were really clean as well. Souvenir store needs some improvement to get more revenue. Need to reserve sea lion and dolphin shows well in advance! We didn’t know and didn’t get to see them.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Absolutely Amazing Experience! The Georgia Aquarium is incredible! The exhibits are beautifully done, and the marine life is just stunning. The Ocean Voyager tunnel with the whale sharks and manta rays is a must-see — truly breathtaking. The dolphin and sea lion shows were super fun and well put together. Everything was clean, well-organized, and the staff were friendly and knowledgeable. It’s a great spot for families, couples, or anyone who loves the ocean. Highly recommend spending a few hours here — you won’t be disappointed! 🌊🐠

We had a great day at the Georgia Aquarium. Staff were friendly and the place was spotless. The dolphin show was a blast, and I wish we had time for the sea lion show as well. My favorite part was standing in front of the huge Ocean Voyager window and watching the whale sharks and manta rays glide by. The tunnel and that massive viewing window make it feel like you are inside the tank. The shark exhibit was another highlight. Parking is paid in the deck next door, which makes sense downtown, just plan for it. Food is on the pricey side, so consider eating before or after. My only gripe is the layout, which felt a little awkward, but once you settle in it is easy to lose track of time in front of the big tank. Tip if you go: reserve seats for the dolphin show and arrive a little early so you are not rushing. I would absolutely go back. It is surprisingly relaxing to stand at that main window and let everything else fade out.

Georgia Aquarium is the best aquarium in the country. There are so many areas to explore, learn, and to be amazed at oceanic life. The shows are spectacular, engaging, and phenomenal. The tanks are massive and inspiring. There are so many undersea creatures to see in every tank. It’s truly amazing to watch the fish, sharks, anemones, and all the rest co-existing. There are beluga whales, giant turtles, otters, penguins, jellyfish, and so many more species. The performances are all top-notch. You get to be entertained while you learn about oceanography, marine biology, and other scientific topics. We splurged on the backstage tour option and it was magical. We met a few performers, got to hold some of the props, and learned even more about the amazing animals in the aquarium. We suggest at least two days to truly explore and appreciate the grandeur of Georgia Aquarium. It’s a huge, sprawling campus dedicated to education and awe-inspiration, as well as raising awareness about our oceanic friends. Everyone should visit at least once.

Definitely a great experience! Don’t miss the Dolphin and Sea Lion presentations - especially the Dolphin show, which was absolutely captivating. The presentation is entertaining, engaging, and beautifully showcases the Dolphins in an intuitive way. Beyond that, you’ll get to see a wide variety of marine life from around the world. The aquarium is well-maintained and easy to navigate, making the visit enjoyable for all ages.

Well kept and safe. We visited during a weekday afternoon and found affordable parking just a few blocks away. I do not recommend visiting this area with young children after dark unless you are well escorted. Inside the aquarium you'll find first class accommodations for guests. As you would expect, this is a wonderland for young children to learn more about marine life and explore another part of our planet that might not otherwise be available to them any other way. The aquarium can be fully explored in just one day and in only a few hours if you aren't attending any of the special programs that are offered in addition to the general admission. The venue provides clean restrooms and a cafe area to take a nutrition break or just to sip a beverage and catch your breath. The kids were having a blast and there are hands-on areas as well as many walk through opportunities that allow little ones to crawl through caves for a fun and personal experience made specially for the little tykes. The gift shop is quite expensive, but if you're well funded and looking for a pleasing way to support the aquarium, I'm pretty sure that you'll find quality gifts to share with the members of your family during your visit. Across from the Aquarium is the World of Coca-Cola nostalgia museum, giving those who still have leftover stores of energy and want to move on to the next venue a chance for additional exploration time.

Definitely big enough to make a day out of it. Kids love getting to see so many fish from so many angles. There is places to buy food too making it nice not having to go somewhere to eat then come back. Kids love getting to touch the stingray. Highly recommend going .

A nice enough park which is pleasant to walk through and has a good number of things to admire. It’s well kept and a popular place, with some nice restaurants and bars surrounding. Well worth taking the time to wander through on any first time in the city.

Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta is one of the city’s most iconic and beautifully maintained public spaces, created as a legacy of the 1996 Olympic Games. Located in the heart of downtown Atlanta, the park serves as both a tribute to the Olympic spirit and a lively gathering place for residents and visitors alike. Its open green spaces, fountains, and scenic walkways make it an ideal destination for relaxation, recreation, and reflection. The park is immaculately maintained throughout the year. The lawns are lush and green, flower beds are well-kept, and the cleanliness of the pathways and seating areas is commendable. The landscaping has been thoughtfully designed to create a balance between open areas and shaded spots, allowing visitors to enjoy the park comfortably in every season. Whether you are out for a walk, a jog, or simply to unwind after visiting nearby attractions like the World of Coca-Cola or the Georgia Aquarium, the park offers a refreshing break from the urban rush. One of the most striking features of Centennial Olympic Park is the Fountain of Rings, a spectacular interactive water fountain designed in the shape of the Olympic rings. It is a favorite spot for families, especially children, who love playing in the dancing waters synchronized to music. In the evenings, the fountain show with colorful lights and music creates a joyful atmosphere that draws crowds and photographers alike. The park also holds great historical and emotional significance. Several monuments and plaques across the area commemorate the 1996 Summer Olympics and honor athletes and volunteers who contributed to its success. There’s a sense of pride and nostalgia in the air as you walk through, reminding visitors of Atlanta’s moment on the global stage. The Olympic torch replica and engraved bricks featuring the names of donors and supporters add to the charm and authenticity of the experience. In terms of accessibility, the park is very visitor-friendly. There are wide, well-marked walkways suitable for strollers and wheelchairs. Public restrooms, security personnel, and seating arrangements are available throughout the park. The surrounding area is vibrant, with plenty of restaurants, cafés, and attractions within walking distance. Public transportation and parking facilities are also conveniently located nearby. The park frequently hosts live concerts, cultural events, and seasonal festivals, which bring it to life with energy and music. During holidays, especially around Christmas and New Year, the decorations and lighting make the entire area look magical. Despite being located in a busy part of the city, the park maintains a peaceful and family-friendly environment. Overall, Centennial Olympic Park is a must-visit landmark in Atlanta — a place that combines history, beauty, and recreation. It represents the city’s transformation from its Olympic legacy into a modern, welcoming hub for all. Whether you’re a local seeking a relaxing afternoon or a traveler exploring downtown Atlanta, this park offers a memorable and uplifting

A fun place to walk around or stop for a coffee. Fall was in full effect for my visit, but the sun was most welcome. There is a mix of grass, paths, and monuments. There are some interesting info boards, too. I ran laps around the park just after sunrise, and this felt safe. There are a few homeless folks in and around the park, but they mostly keep to themselves.

A must-visit Atlanta landmark right in downtown. The park offers plenty of picnic areas and clean restrooms, making it convenient for families and groups. It’s a pleasant place for a walk, and you’ll also find many attractions nearby to explore.

Centennial Park in Atlanta is a beautiful and vibrant green space in the heart of the city. It’s perfect for a peaceful walk, a family outing, or just relaxing by the fountains. The park is clean, well-kept, and surrounded by major attractions, making it a great spot to enjoy nature while still feeling the energy of downtown Atlanta.

As my first time in Atlanta, visiting this park was on my top to do list recommended by lot of “things to do in Atlanta“. The park was clean and felt safe since it’s right across the aquarium and World of Coca-Cola, we crossed right over after visiting those experiences. The park had a nice walking trail around the park but aside from that there wasn’t too much to do or vendors around. For my first time experience, this park was very interesting and found a lot of history to it. To me this is more of a one time experience but definitely recommend it to anyone visiting Atlanta for their first time. Note: the Ferris wheel is right across the street. I recommend doing it to get night view and pictures of the downtown skyline 🏙️. 🙂 Time: 40 minutes Clean: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Crowd: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Interactive: ⭐️⭐️⭐️

Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta, Georgia, is a vibrant 22-acre urban oasis commemorating the 1996 Summer Olympics, featuring the iconic Fountain of Rings with its interactive water jets that delight kids and choreographed light shows, surrounded by lush green spaces perfect for picnics and relaxation amid the city’s skyline. Nestled between top attractions like the Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, and SkyView Ferris wheel, this impeccably maintained gathering spot offers endless family fun, scenic strolls, and a rich sense of history, earning it a well-deserved five-star rating.

The World of Coca-Cola was a fun experience overall, though definitely more about the brand than the history behind it. There’s a little bit of nostalgia and storytelling sprinkled in, but most of it feels like one big advertisement — which, to be fair, is kind of what you expect when visiting the home of Coke. My favorite part was easily the picture scanners that morph your face into vintage Coca-Cola ads — such a clever and entertaining touch that makes for great keepsakes. The soda tasting room, on the other hand, was a bit too crowded to really enjoy. It’s fun in theory, but hard to savor the experience when you’re shoulder-to-shoulder with people. Still, it’s worth a visit if you’re in Atlanta and want a lighthearted, bubbly stop full of photo ops and brand nostalgia. Also please note you can find a cheaper ticket if you purchase from a third party.

A fun visit overall! The exhibits were engaging, and the atmosphere was lively and well-curated. The Coke tasting room was definitely the highlight—it felt like the most interactive and entertaining part of the experience. That said, most of the foreign soda options weren’t very good to our taste, but it was still fun to try them all. Great for families or anyone curious about the brand’s global reach. Worth checking out at least once!

We thoroughly enjoyed our visit! There were many exhibits and things to see. We especially liked being able to taste all the different flavors from around the world. On the downside, there were several from here in the states. I mean, I guess when you're visiting from another country here, it'd be nice, but just something we noticed. My daughter's favorite was from Germany. My favorite was from Thailand. If you know when you plan to go, save yourself a few bucks and purchase tickets on the site.

It's a good museum to visit but not upto the mark. They could have made introduction more appealing with audio visual presentation. The ticket price don't justify the exhibits except testing of beverages prepared by the group from different locations in the world. Gift shop is nice and lot of items available.

A nice family friendly place to spend a couple hours at. Right next to the Georgia Aquarium. Its a fun place really. You get to formulate your own drink as well as taste the different Coca Cola products from all around the world. Tried so many samples that I think I'm coked out for the rest of the year lol.

This place was fun, you got to try different drinks from different countries. There were definitely interactive parts. Overall very cool idea for a family trip. The history of coca-cola was nice to learn.

Had a few hours off and went to the Coca-Cola museum. Had only around 1.5 hours, but would advise to spend at least 2 hours to see and experience everything. Quit interesting history, fun to mix your own drinks and challenge how good sense of smell you got!

We want to watch "Back to the Future, The Musical" and had a fabulous time period. Great seats and decent prices on concessions. This is a historically old theater so its a bit quirky with seating numbers. But very beautiful decor and amazing theater.

Catching Back to the Future at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta was an incredible experience! The Fox itself is a show before the show—the Egyptian-themed interior is breathtaking, unique, and every seat offers a great view of the stage. The production brought back so many childhood memories. The acting was spot-on, and the stage effects were seriously impressive. You could feel the joy in the audience the entire time. If Back to the Future makes a stop in a city near you, I highly recommend going. It’s nostalgic, fun, and a true crowd-pleaser!

⭐️⭐️ As someone who adores a historic Atlanta landmark and loves a good spooky story, I had high hopes for the Haunted History Tour at the iconic Fox Theatre. The idea of exploring one of the city’s most beautiful venues definitely sparked my curiosity — I was ready for ghostly tales, eerie legends, and maybe even a peek behind the velvet curtain. Unfortunately, the experience fell a bit flat. While the tour was rich in historical detail, it didn’t quite deliver on the “haunted” side of things. We weren’t able to access many of the areas I’d been hoping for — no stage, backstage views, or even the mysterious hospital room I’ve always heard whispers about. I was secretly hoping for a ride in what I’m convinced is the original freight elevator, but that didn’t happen either. For $25, I expected something a bit more immersive or exclusive — something that would make me see the Fox in a new light beyond what you’d experience attending a show. Instead, it felt more like a standard history tour with light spooky seasoning. I still think the Fox is one of Atlanta’s most magical spaces, and I’d love to come back next year to try their Ghost Tour, which I hear leans more into animated storytelling and atmosphere. But as for the Haunted History Tour — once was enough..but definitely at 1/2 the price.

Super venue! Saw Dr. Neil Degrasse Tyson in the VIP Orchestra section. Stayed for a Q & A. The architecture in the Fox is a magnificent Moroccan classic style. The bathroom lighting is ancient and it could use an update. Otherwise it is a fabulous venue

This is my first time at the Fox. I could never find a show that was suitable to my liking. But long and behind, The Rock Orchestra arrive! This experience was the upmost needed. The Fox Theatre is beyond beautiful. I love all the original features. The seats are spacious. Didn’t feel like I was sitting on top of anyone and plenty of lag space. Plenty of vendor cashiers stations. I will be looking for more shows in 2026 just to come back and visit The Fox

Amazing! Wonderful staff. I couldn't get tickets to see ludovico einaudi while he was in MD, but snatched up pit seats at the fox. Beautiful venue.

Saw John Fogerty. Awesome show. John's voice sounds like it did when he played at Woodstock with Credence in 1969. If you have the opportunity to see him this tour, do it. He's 80 years old, but still plays those guitars like a spring chicken. Fox Theatre is a great venue. Acoustics are excellent. Staff very friendly and helpful.

The Atlanta Botanical Garden is a true gem and a fantastic escape right in the heart of Midtown. This 30-acre urban oasis beautifully blends stunning horticulture with world-class art, offering a dynamic experience for everyone. ​Highlights You Can't Miss ​The Earth Goddess: The centerpiece, a massive, living topiary sculpture, is an absolute showstopper. ​Kendeda Canopy Walk: Stroll 40 feet above the Storza Woods on this unique treetop suspension bridge for incredible views. ​Fuqua Orchid Center: Marvel at one of the country's most extensive collections of orchids, including rare high-elevation varieties. ​Art and Exhibits: The gardens are peppered with impressive art, including beautiful glass sculptures by Dale Chihuly and fascinating seasonal exhibits. ​A Garden for All Seasons ​The Garden is wonderful year-round, with diverse exhibition areas like the Japanese Garden, Rose Garden, and the tropical Fuqua Conservatory. It also hosts popular seasonal events, such as the colorful "Atlanta Blooms" in the spring and the enchanting "Garden Lights, Holiday Nights" in the winter. ​Whether you're a serious plant enthusiast, looking for a tranquil date spot, or seeking a fun family outing—especially with the award-winning Children's Garden—the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a well-maintained, lush, and inspiring destination that's definitely worth a visit.

🌸 Atlanta Botanical Garden: A Whimsical Wonderland in Bloom This was truly something I enjoyed! The Atlanta Botanical Garden is a lush, enchanting escape nestled in the heart of the city. From the moment you enter, you’re greeted with a refreshing cocktail and a sense of magic in the air. The “Alice in Wonderland” theme added a playful, storybook charm—giant mushrooms, whimsical sculptures, and floral displays that felt straight out of a dream. Even with the heat, the beauty of the gardens and the creativity in every corner made it worth wandering. It’s more than a park—it’s a living gallery of nature and imagination. A perfect spot to slow down, sip something sweet, and let your senses bloom.

This was our first time visiting Atlanta, and the botanical garden was on our bucket list. My wife and I really enjoyed walking through all the different themed areas, the whole place was super clean and well taken care of. They gave us a map at the entrance that made it easy to find our way around, which helped a lot since the park is pretty big. The highlight for us was the indoor garden area. It was full of unique plants, facts, and displays—definitely our favorite part and something we’ll remember. We saw plants we’ve never seen before and learned a lot too. Overall, it was a great experience, and we’d for sure come back again in the future. Note: save $4 by buying ticket online but processing is $2.50 per ticket. You have to pay additional for parking on site. Date: October 2025 Fee: $33+ tax online per person Parking: $13 (4hrs) Time: 3-4 hours Clean: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Crowd: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ Interactive/Education: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I loved my visit to the Atlanta Botanical Garden! It’s a large and beautiful place to walk around and explore. Depending on the season you visit, you’ll get a different experience. I went during Halloween, and everything was perfectly themed for fall — such a lovely atmosphere! One of my favorite parts was the Fuqua Orchid Center, absolutely stunning! Still, every area of the garden is worth admiring — the flowers, trees, and plants from so many different species make it a magical place. If you’re lucky, you might even spot some frogs in one of the sections! It’s a wonderful and family-friendly spot to enjoy nature and relax. I truly recommend it! 🌸🌳🍁 Also I’m visiting from Florida.

🌺 ATL Botanical Garden – A Jedi Master's Retreat Among Flora and Fantasy 🌿 Tranquility found, in the heart of Atlanta it is. Wandered into the ATL Botanical Garden I did, and emerged hours later fully immersed in a world where the Force flows not from kyber crystals—but from orchids, fountains, and sculpted artistry beyond imagination. The vibrant displays of orchids will ignite your senses like twin suns at dawn, while artful topiaries and glowing glass installations will make even the most seasoned Jedi pause and admire. Nature and creativity here dance in harmony like a well-executed lightsaber form. 🌸 Whether you're here to meditate among the greenery, chase younglings through the whimsical Children’s Garden, or stroll along the canopy walk with the wisdom of Yoda whispering in your ear, there’s something for all beings of the galaxy. ⚠️ Important quest you must complete: Do not miss the Alice in Wonderland displays—an enchanting floral takeover that runs only until September 14th. From blooming chess pieces to larger-than-life topiary characters, it’s a wonderland even the White Rabbit wouldn’t dare to rush through. 🌳 The entire space is a botanical adventure—interactive, beautifully maintained, and bursting with seasonal magic. A must-visit for photographers, families, couples, or travelers simply seeking peace. 💬 Final Verdict: A garden, this is not. A living Force temple, it is. Go, you must—and let your senses bloom.

Although not many flowers were blooming, some of them bloomed particularly the autumn varieties. The pumpkin, scarecrow, and other sculptures stood out and were eye-pleasing to admire which perfect fits the autumn season. I would had a better experience if I went in the springtime and the price of admission was on the higher side.

First time here. Came on a Tuesday around 11am. Mildly busy. There were a lot of leaf blowers running at first and workers everywhere but other than that it was peaceful. It cost $60 for two adults and $17 to park for 5 hours. We spent about 3 hours there. The indoor collections of orchids, plants and trees were our favorite part. Great water features. Overall nice garden. We would get a membership pass if we lived in the area.

Visiting the Martin Luther King Jr. museum in Atlanta was an incredible and moving experience. The exhibits are powerful, well put together, and truly capture the life, legacy, and impact of Dr. King. Walking through his childhood home, the church where he preached, and seeing the exhibits dedicated to the civil rights movement makes history come alive in a very real way. The museum is both educational and inspiring—it leaves you reflecting deeply on how far we’ve come and how much work is still left to do. The staff was welcoming and knowledgeable, and the grounds are beautifully maintained. This is more than just a museum—it’s a must-visit landmark of American history that everyone should experience at least once.

A wonderful remembrance of the things others have done to promote peace for all races. The monument is well kept and beautiful to behold. Very relaxing and serene. DR. King and his wife are buried next to each other in the stones shown below. This is must see tourist attraction about one of the most important events in history.

​This National Historical Park is an absolute cornerstone of American history. It masterfully connects the personal life of Dr. King to his world-changing movement, creating a powerful, deeply felt experience. ​✨ Top 3 Must-See Moments: ​Dr. King's Birth Home: Seeing the modest, two-story house grounds his immense story in a humble reality. Even if the full interior tour isn't available, the street and ranger presentation vividly bring his childhood in Sweet Auburn to life. ​The King Center & Eternal Flame: The reflection pool and the tombs of Dr. and Mrs. King provide a powerful space for quiet reverence. It’s a somber, yet incredibly inspiring, place to reflect on their sacrifice. ​Historic Ebenezer Baptist Church: Standing inside the sanctuary where Dr. King preached is a truly awe-inspiring moment. This was the spiritual and strategic heart of the movement, and you can practically feel the history in the air. ​Personal Takeaway: The park isn't just about looking back; it's a powerful call to action. It shows how one family and one neighborhood launched a global movement for nonviolent change. It's an essential, moving pilgrimage for all generations. ​Service offers a valuable ranger-led presentation about the home next door, and all other areas of the park are open!

I recently explored the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park in Atlanta and found it to be an incredibly moving and enriching experience. The park spans nearly 35 acres in the historic Sweet Auburn district, offering a wide range of landmarks tied to Dr. King’s life—from his childhood home and Ebenezer Baptist Church to the King Center and Freedom Hall. Starting at the Visitor Center, I joined a free ranger-led presentation that provided essential context before touring the birth home and the church. The emotional weight of standing where Dr. King lived and worshiped is truly unforgettable. Highlights include the serene World Peace Rose Garden, the “Behold” statue, the Walk of Fame honoring civil rights leaders, and the final resting place of Dr. and Mrs. King—marked by a reflective Eternal Flame. The park is thoughtfully laid out and very accessible, with plenty of space to reflect, learn, and engage. It’s a vital piece of our nation’s history and a must-visit for anyone in Atlanta.

We went to Atlanta for the purpose of the free museum and it's a great place to take the kids to learn about such a iconic guy in American history. Wish they had more statues of him around. It was a lot of photos. It would've been nice to see more life size statues. I was surprised to see that he was buried across from the museum in a fountain that was such a blessing. We had no idea he was laid to rest with his wife. I wish the house that he grew up in was open when we went. We did walk down the historic neighborhood and got to see all the old school houses that was really nice. I just wish we were able to go inside and get a tour. We didn't go in time for the church tour but for it to be free and the surprise of him being buried there was a great experience overall.

All services were back in business after the big government shutdown, as of November 17. So thankful, it was my only day in Atlanta to visit this sprawling site. PSA: The main museum is closed for renovations for the next year. There's a smaller museum above the gift shop, and a very cool walk through history in the old firehouse across Auburn St. The birth home is also undergoing repairs, so only the front of the house is viewable for the time being (through cyclone fencing). MLK Jr. and Coretta Scott King are interred on the grounds, and his voice echoes throughout the property with the I Have a Dream speech. There's so much to see, even with the repairs going on. And I was blown away by the flora and fauna as Fall fell here, just in time for an absolutely stunning backdrop.

Very peaceful place to visit. Your not allowed to take pictures in the exhibition areas but you can outside. The issue I had was that there was construction and fencing posted so getting to the actual place was a bit of a walk.

The zoo is nice, plenty of activities for children. There appeared to be several animals not in their exhibits, which was slightly disappointing. There was quite a bit of construction going on, however it did not prohibit my movement on the walkway. I saw the entire zoo within two hours. I must add that I was alone therefore I moved much faster than others who were with children, the elderly or with an additional person. They recognize veterans, which is great.

Really nice zoo. Its small but mighty! I have gone with a wide range of people and there is truly something for everyone. From 5 years old to 70 years old, I and my guests have never had a bad experience. I even often go as a solo adult in her thirties and I love spending time here!

Very fun despite the rain. The elephant and gorilla training demos were informative. The bird show was fun and unique. The red panda was very adorable even though she was napping every time I walked over to her exhibit.

Zoo Atlanta was very easy to navigate. They have handicap electric chairs you can rent for $40 all day. The paths are easy to walk or ride. The exhibits are very nice. Plenty of maps, Information and bathrooms spread throughout. They have snack stands a cafe and Ice cream stands. The also have a well equipped children's section that includes a jungle gym, zipline, rides and games. There is a gift shop and plenty of parking which you pay for the day for $12. It was a lot of fun. Very recommended.

We had a great day at Zoo Atlanta. We came on a Sunday around 10am. There was no line to wait in to buy tickets. We spent time at every exhibit and saw animals being active. The animals here look healthy and are given decent sized enclosures. I love the employees who are near exhibits who talk to you about the animals and give you facts and tell you about their conservation efforts. Our kids fed the giraffe, that was a hit! We ate at nourish cafe. The food was good. We had Sonoma burgers and fries and our kids split a chicken finger basket. We also got the refillable souvenir cups. We did everything in the children’s area. Train, carousel, treetop trail, and playground. Our kids had a blast. Lastly, we hit the gift shop. The souvenirs will give you sticker shock but they had a lot of cute stuff. From buying tickets to walking out we spent $300 for a family of 4.

Today, Monday, we went to the zoo and had a great time learning more about the animals and their habitats, their environment, and their care. Everything was clean and well-organized. Highly recommended! The three lion brothers, the giraffes, the elephants, the Sumatran tiger, and all the other animals that live in this great zoo were spectacular. You can have a great day out with the family. Highly recommended.

Overall it is a nice zoo and has a lot of trees and shade and enough variety of animals so it is a pleasant place to walk around and spend the day. It is smaller than many other USA big city zoos, though, as I've seen mentioned in the other comments. For those familiar with Chicago zoos, it is closer to the size of Lincoln Park Zoo rather than the much more spacious Brookfield Zoo.

Went to watch my grandson play baseball on a very hot day. Parking lot was not like a furnace. Took note that it was a large park with Swimming Pool, Tennis Courts, and maybe more that I didn't see. The ball fields were natural and extremely well kept(FAR above average). A nice park to experience

Went here for the first time for the 4th of July. Parked on the street due to closed roads. Took a 5 min walk with lawn chairs and had the best seat in the house. Worth the walk and boy was it crowded.

Even though the Wacky World wooden playground is dated it still was fun and kept clean. Getting to watch the horses was really cool

Wills Park has something for everyone! It is the most inclusive park I have ever visited! It has so many park options that if you can't find one to enjoy maybe it's you not them because they really put forth the effort!! I love Wills Park!!

The park was neat and tidy. There weren't many people, and there were swimming pools and equestrian riding courses. One lap is about 1.7 miles away. There is a lot of consideration for walking with pets and children. There are many parking lots, so you can use them conveniently. It is minor negative that the stream is small and there is no pond. If you live in Alpharetta, you must visit there once.

We have been to the cast park quite a few times and our first experience at the pool. So much fun

Fantastic place to walk, play, relax! The City of Alpharetta makes it an enjoyable experience with well maintained trails, parks and clean restrooms. Very enjoyable.

I super love this venue !! We have seen multiple shows here, HALSEY, GOD IS A WEAPON, and their first concert ever back in 2009 to name a few and it’s gotten even better over the years! Great acoustics for an outdoor venue, great drinks, and friendly staff!! Except for ONE staff member that stood out for all the wrong reason. The staff member stationed at section 101, older lady, who took her job way too damn seriously. Who thought she was the gateway to protecting innocence. The last defense from protecting the artist and the precious venue. Whose job she thought was to be rude to anyone who talked to her 🫡🫡🫡🫡 My wife l, me, my friend, anyone she saw. You take away from the experience BY YOURSELF. That’s not an easy feat.

Second time @ this venue. Staff is friendly and helpful. Facilities are clean. Try to pay close attention to the bag policy specifics, but if you don't, it's ok, there is a coat check type station at each entrance. If you're a drinker, I'd go heavy on the pregame, drinks start at almost $20. Definitely will return

Great place for a concert! We have seen several shows here and they all rocked. We just saw Collective Soul here and it was great. The acoustics here are awesome even though its outdoors. Our seats were just okay considering we had a tree view. I also dont like the fact that the place is cashless. Still though this is a cool venue

First visit to Ameris and was very pleased. Very organized. Easy to navigate. Merch, bathrooms, food and drink were all visible and close to the seating area. The box office staff were friendly and helpful.

Venue was awesome! Lawn seating with chair rental for $1. Box seats. Private seating. Regular seats are under the pavilion. Big fans keep air moving. Seats upgrades were available moving us from 104 to the orchestra, dead center stage! Sound was amazing. 2 large screens. Food lines were short and moved quick. $11 refillable sodas. $2 hotdogs. Bring in your own cups with ice and they have filtered water stations. Restrooms were easily accessible and clean!! Staff was knowledgeable and friendly.

We attended the Rod Stewart concert here, our first time visiting this venue. We were very impressed. We elected to sit in the grassy area and it was perfect. A light breeze kept the summer heat from being unbearable. The line to get in was long, but it moved quickly. There were lots of vendors to buy food, drink, souvenirs, etc. Vendors came around offering drinks during the concert. Several people came up to the Will Call window looking for tickets and upgrades. The event was sold out, so I recommend getting your tickets in advance. I hope we get a chance to come back here again soon.

The best venue for a large rock concert in the greater ATL area. The show was amazing! Security was absolutely wonderful. They gave us water when we needed it. They were excellent with pulling crowd surfers over the barricade without injuries. The security was also very fair with distributing items the band threw that missed the crowd. That speaks volumes that they care about keeping the patrons happy and wanting to come back. Thanks for a great show!

Wonderful experience. You may want to see the sunrise and sunset here. Amazing place for self and family visitors. Highly recommended.

Went on Saturday morning 7/5/25 felt so good out there with a nice breeze and low humidity that morning. It was a good hike, with it being my very first hike at Stone Mountain. I normally go to KENNESAW Mountain but that day I decided to go to Stone Mountain to hike over there for the first time and I will definitely be coming back more often I enjoyed it. I was expecting myself to make it to the top within 45 minutes to an hour, but nope I got there sooner. I got there to the top in 30 minutes and 24 seconds from the walk up trail parking lot With 4 stops along the way to catch my breath lasting at least 30 seconds to 1 minute.

Pros: - Parking is relatively cheap inside the park; $20 a car per day, or $40 a car for a whole year. Access is also technically free if you can find parking within the town of Stone Mountain and then just walk into the park. - The natural landscape is pretty beautiful and peaceful (aside from a rather hideous carving on one side of the mountain's face), especially on a sunny day with blue sky. You might even get a close look at some interesting wildlife, like deer, owls, and hawks. - The hike up the mountain poses a good challenge for hikers, runners, or just anyone looking to get in a workout. Took us about 40 minutes from parking lot to peak moving at a steady pace with a couple rest stops. I would rate the difficulty somewhere between 6/10 to 8/10. It is filled with smooth rocky steps that can be a bit slippery and there are sections that get REALLY steep. - At the peak, offers some spectacular views of the surrounding park and lake. On a clear day, you can also see the Metro Atlanta skyline from Downtown to Buckhead to Sandy Springs. I also appreciated the wind and breeze at the peak since this was in the middle of summer. Cons: - A lot of areas on the hiking trail don't have much tree cover, and the mountain feels like one giant smooth slab of concrete, which means on a hot sunny day, the heat can be pretty brutal. Plan and pack accordingly! - I found the Welcome Center at the top to be a little disappointing. Refreshments seemed expensive. At least they had bathrooms and AC.

Amazing experience. We have been there twice, in winter for Christmas and in summer for the 4th of July. I strongly recommend this place. A lot of activities most of them for kids but not only. The nature is amazing and there is also a camping site by the lake. Magical ambiance at night with the Christmas decorations and it is even if it snows. The 4th of July show with drones and fireworks is also amazing. I would go again for a weekend retreat.

Climbed it for a sunrise mountaintop experience, very much worth it. Brought my 3 year old daughter and she was able to walk up most of it only needing help in the very steep parts. Legs were burning but the air was clear and the sunrise was beautiful. Would recommend.

One of the most beautiful places I visited in Atlanta so far. The view is amazing, wonderful sunset, and clean track. You can enter for free by the pedestrians entrance, but I believe you should pay a fee to go by car until the park lot.

Wanted to hike while visiting one of my close childhood friends and we ended up settling for this place the day before I had to head back home. For parking it was $20 so just keep that and mind and it was also $20 for the sky ride if you would like to experience that as well. We had a really good time and are glad we went when we did because we got to watch the sunset which made this hike 10000% better. You can see the whole sky and trees from all different parts of this mountain so makes it cool for a couple different stops. For sure should at least check this place out once if you haven’t been there before..

If you’re looking for a quick escape from the city without driving too far, Stone Mountain Park is a must-do. The walk-up trail is about 2 miles round trip and gives you a surprisingly good workout; it starts easy, then turns into a steep granite climb that will get your heart racing. It’s short enough for beginners but rewarding enough for regular hikers. The views from the summit are spectacular, on a clear day you can see downtown Atlanta, Kennesaw, and even the Appalachian foothills. The exposed granite top has a strange, lunar feel that makes the climb feel otherworldly. If you don’t want to hike both ways, the Summit Skyride cable car is a fun option. It’s a glass-enclosed gondola that glides over the mountain and offers panoramic views. Many hikers take the cable car down after trekking up - it saves your knees and lets you soak in the scenery without effort. Just note that the Skyride ticket is separate from the $20 park entry fee, and lines can get long on weekends. The only downsides: the trail can get crowded, especially late mornings, and the granite gets slippery when wet. Bring plenty of water, good shoes with grip, and go early to catch sunrise or late evening for cooler weather. Overall, Stone Mountain is one of Atlanta’s best quick treks, a mix of natural beauty, light adventure, and a cable car view that feels straight out of a travel ad. Whether you hike, ride, or do both, it’s absolutely worth it. ⭐ Rating: 4.6 / 5 📍 Best Time: Early morning or sunset 🎫 Tips: Bring water, sunblock, and take the Skyride down for the best combo of effort and ease.

Oh, it's a great place. we took a year's subscription, justified it from the first visit. recently was our 4th visit. there were not many people and it's an amazing place. fun holidays, lots of locations. be sure to go to the cinema on the territory. recommend!

Day trip to Stone Mountain Park. Good experience exploring the sights of Atlanta, one of it being this amazing and natural attraction. Walked around the park, took the cable car up to the “summit” and soaked in the views at the top of the stone. The views at the top were fantastic and the whole experience was fruitful. The attraction can be a bit far from downtown Atlanta, you can expect a USD 30-35 Lyft ride one way from downtown if you plan to visit this attraction. A 5* trip, and will recommend to experience once if your travels passes by Atlanta.

Hi everyone! My family and I visited this very interesting park. It was nice to climb up that mountain. If you have the chance, be sure to go up and look from above! You can see everything around you, the forest is very beautiful, and the panorama looks beautiful. I think climbing the mountain is good for your health. If the walking is difficult, there's an escalator! There's a large parking lot and plenty of entertainment. The kids really enjoyed it, and so did the adults. If possible, we'll come back here again and climb it again. There are also toilets (clean). There are trash bins along the way. There are places to eat and stay. Everything is great!

We had beautiful weather. All we need was camp and hike. We did not go on the mountain. There are a number of hiking trails and we loved the campground. It was nice to see the changing of the trees as well

Beautiful! I love driving through and site seeing. The lake was beautiful with the fall foliage along the banks. I saw rvs and park visitors enjoying their outdoor experiences as I drove through in the daytime and evenings.

The Best Fall Festival Ever! Stone Mountain Park truly outdid themselves with the Pumpkin Festival! We went as a family and were completely blown away by the "Play by Day, Glow by Night" experience. Everything was fantastic: the glowing jack-o'-lanterns, the parade, and the sheer amount of family fun. It's magical, well-organized, and worth every penny. Highly, highly recommend this for anyone looking for the perfect fall outing! Go make those memories!

If you’re looking for a quick escape from the city without driving too far, Stone Mountain Park is a must-do. The walk-up trail is about 2 miles round trip and gives you a surprisingly good workout; it starts easy, then turns into a steep granite climb that will get your heart racing. It’s short enough for beginners but rewarding enough for regular hikers. The views from the summit are spectacular, on a clear day you can see downtown Atlanta, Kennesaw, and even the Appalachian foothills. The exposed granite top has a strange, lunar feel that makes the climb feel otherworldly. If you don’t want to hike both ways, the Summit Skyride cable car is a fun option. It’s a glass-enclosed gondola that glides over the mountain and offers panoramic views. Many hikers take the cable car down after trekking up - it saves your knees and lets you soak in the scenery without effort. Just note that the Skyride ticket is separate from the $20 park entry fee, and lines can get long on weekends. The only downsides: the trail can get crowded, especially late mornings, and the granite gets slippery when wet. Bring plenty of water, good shoes with grip, and go early to catch sunrise or late evening for cooler weather. Overall, Stone Mountain is one of Atlanta’s best quick treks, a mix of natural beauty, light adventure, and a cable car view that feels straight out of a travel ad. Whether you hike, ride, or do both, it’s absolutely worth it. ⭐ Rating: 4.6 / 5 📍 Best Time: Early morning or sunset 🎫 Tips: Bring water, sunblock, and take the Skyride down for the best combo of effort and ease.

Oh, it's a great place. we took a year's subscription, justified it from the first visit. recently was our 4th visit. there were not many people and it's an amazing place. fun holidays, lots of locations. be sure to go to the cinema on the territory. recommend!

Day trip to Stone Mountain Park. Good experience exploring the sights of Atlanta, one of it being this amazing and natural attraction. Walked around the park, took the cable car up to the “summit” and soaked in the views at the top of the stone. The views at the top were fantastic and the whole experience was fruitful. The attraction can be a bit far from downtown Atlanta, you can expect a USD 30-35 Lyft ride one way from downtown if you plan to visit this attraction. A 5* trip, and will recommend to experience once if your travels passes by Atlanta.

Hi everyone! My family and I visited this very interesting park. It was nice to climb up that mountain. If you have the chance, be sure to go up and look from above! You can see everything around you, the forest is very beautiful, and the panorama looks beautiful. I think climbing the mountain is good for your health. If the walking is difficult, there's an escalator! There's a large parking lot and plenty of entertainment. The kids really enjoyed it, and so did the adults. If possible, we'll come back here again and climb it again. There are also toilets (clean). There are trash bins along the way. There are places to eat and stay. Everything is great!

We had beautiful weather. All we need was camp and hike. We did not go on the mountain. There are a number of hiking trails and we loved the campground. It was nice to see the changing of the trees as well

Beautiful! I love driving through and site seeing. The lake was beautiful with the fall foliage along the banks. I saw rvs and park visitors enjoying their outdoor experiences as I drove through in the daytime and evenings.

The Best Fall Festival Ever! Stone Mountain Park truly outdid themselves with the Pumpkin Festival! We went as a family and were completely blown away by the "Play by Day, Glow by Night" experience. Everything was fantastic: the glowing jack-o'-lanterns, the parade, and the sheer amount of family fun. It's magical, well-organized, and worth every penny. Highly, highly recommend this for anyone looking for the perfect fall outing! Go make those memories!

Wow covers it. You go up fast . You really get the vastness for the mountain. You see why it's the largest granite outcropping in the world 5 me round 825 ft High. Several miles below ground. At the top you can look out and see downtown Atlanta. There is a small gift shop ,coin machine to make souvenir coins and there's like a restaurant cafeteria up there. You can walk out on the top of the mountain they've got you know safety ropes and everything that you can actually walk out and take pictures it is an awesome site

I love the skyline, but now they charge you a one-way ticket or round-trip ticket. Two prices. If you want to ride up and walk down, I guess it's great. If you want a round-trip, you'll pay extra. If you paid for a park admission you can ride up and down all day if you want to. It is an incredible view that you really should see.

Great place. we were on Saturday afternoon. there weren't many people. you can have a delicious snack on the grounds.

I have been to stone mountain maybe once before MANY MOONS ago but this was my first time take the sky ride to the top of the mountain. It is definitely an experience worth trying at least once and I am glad I got to enjoy it with my family. We had a blast and for it to be hot, it felt amazing the breeze from the top was refreshing and made the view that much more enjoyable.

It has been awhile, it is a smooth ride to the top as always! Love the view from the top. I am disappointed in the hours of concessions on the snack bar at the top of the mountain, otherwise it is a pleasant experience.

If you are going to be at Stone Mountain, you have to ride the Skyride to the top. You just have to. The car is going to be packed, but try to get on the right side so you can see the carving on the mountain. It's a long wait to get on to go up, but there is no waiting at all to come back down. When we were ready to go back we just hopped right on a car.

Great way to get up to the top of the mountain. Views are amazing. A bit pricey for a round trip especially when they don't check for tickets anyways.

Came here to see Nine Inch Nails and was NOT disappointed. This place was very efficient, clean, and fully staffed. I was happy to see all the food choices with friendly people. We were up on the second floor and could still hear everything well. It had a more intimate feel. A lot of times when you sit on a second floor the magic of the concert can be lost because of bad sound quality or not being able to see good. I liked how everything was set up. This place was fabulous.

This is our second time attending a concert here. Both times have been great experiences. The entire complex is very clean and kept nice. The parking garages are very close to the building so it's an easy walk. The staff are quick at getting everyone through the lines and inside the building. All of the staff we dealt with were extremely friendly. Would highly recommending attending an event here.

Great venue. Looks like every seat had a great view! Plenty of food vendors that moved quickly. Clean bathrooms! Took a star away for parking! Easy in, GROSS out. We sat trying to get OUT of the parking lot long than the dang concert! Next time would 1 do valet or 2 park near an exit and walk. Police "help" was awful/non-existent!

Nice venue however the seats in front of us were folding chairs like on the ground level and didn't have cup holders like people seated left and right of us. Nonetheless, the ticket price is the same. Bathroom lines are long. Concession lines are long but go fast. Handicapped parking in front and center. Wasn't bad exiting.

This arena hosts the Atlanta Gladiators. Great atmosphere. Clean restrooms. Excellent food and beverage choices. Friendly staff. Only two concerns. A patron dropped a whole slice of pizza and left it. No one from Gas South was available to clean up the pizza. Another patron had to go get paper towels and clean it up. A person was vaping in front of us. Ushers were told. But nothing was done. I know it’s not smoke, but I still dislike seeing the game through a haze.

Went to the Sleep Token show here last night and loved this venue. As someone who has been to numerous shows and different venues, this one is definitely up top. I love how it was secluded in its own area with hotel accommodations and food options either right beside or nearby. Parking was super accessible and efficient, staff was friendly, place was clean, great seating, prices were very reasonable. 10/10 venue and wish there were more like it!

This was my second time at Gas South Arena and it has easily become one of my favorite venues. Everything is run so smoothly and the communication between staff and attendees is great. First time was for NCT 127, this time was for Sleep Token and Thornhill! We were in line and seated promptly. Staff were very pleasant and informative. I also appreciate the pricing of the food and drinks. Yes it's expensive but it's not price gouging like many places. I also really like the layout of the building and find it easy to get around and get where I need to go.

Came here to see Nine Inch Nails and was NOT disappointed. This place was very efficient, clean, and fully staffed. I was happy to see all the food choices with friendly people. We were up on the second floor and could still hear everything well. It had a more intimate feel. A lot of times when you sit on a second floor the magic of the concert can be lost because of bad sound quality or not being able to see good. I liked how everything was set up. This place was fabulous.

This is our second time attending a concert here. Both times have been great experiences. The entire complex is very clean and kept nice. The parking garages are very close to the building so it's an easy walk. The staff are quick at getting everyone through the lines and inside the building. All of the staff we dealt with were extremely friendly. Would highly recommending attending an event here.

Great venue. Looks like every seat had a great view! Plenty of food vendors that moved quickly. Clean bathrooms! Took a star away for parking! Easy in, GROSS out. We sat trying to get OUT of the parking lot long than the dang concert! Next time would 1 do valet or 2 park near an exit and walk. Police "help" was awful/non-existent!

Nice venue however the seats in front of us were folding chairs like on the ground level and didn't have cup holders like people seated left and right of us. Nonetheless, the ticket price is the same. Bathroom lines are long. Concession lines are long but go fast. Handicapped parking in front and center. Wasn't bad exiting.

This arena hosts the Atlanta Gladiators. Great atmosphere. Clean restrooms. Excellent food and beverage choices. Friendly staff. Only two concerns. A patron dropped a whole slice of pizza and left it. No one from Gas South was available to clean up the pizza. Another patron had to go get paper towels and clean it up. A person was vaping in front of us. Ushers were told. But nothing was done. I know it’s not smoke, but I still dislike seeing the game through a haze.

Went to the Sleep Token show here last night and loved this venue. As someone who has been to numerous shows and different venues, this one is definitely up top. I love how it was secluded in its own area with hotel accommodations and food options either right beside or nearby. Parking was super accessible and efficient, staff was friendly, place was clean, great seating, prices were very reasonable. 10/10 venue and wish there were more like it!

This was my second time at Gas South Arena and it has easily become one of my favorite venues. Everything is run so smoothly and the communication between staff and attendees is great. First time was for NCT 127, this time was for Sleep Token and Thornhill! We were in line and seated promptly. Staff were very pleasant and informative. I also appreciate the pricing of the food and drinks. Yes it's expensive but it's not price gouging like many places. I also really like the layout of the building and find it easy to get around and get where I need to go.

This place is one of the best theaters in the entire Atlanta area. My wife and I have seen a few shows here and we are always pleased. We caught the last show on the series “Waitress”. It was truly moving and inspirational. Cast was very talented. The theatre staff extremely helpful.

Last night was our first visit to the Aurora Theatre. We went to see a preview of The Wiz and it was absolutely amazing! From the warm customer service and convenient parking to the tasty concessions, beautiful artwork, & outstanding performance, everything was top tier. It’s such a treat to enjoy a Broadway-quality show without having to drive into the city!

I've taken my 8 year old son here to see the holiday juggling show and now the summer break magic show. Both were excellent! He was laughing and enjoying himself the whole time! The venue was clean, the staff at the ticket desk were very kind and helpful, clean restrooms, free parking, and a good, clean, kid friendly show! Will definitely be returning for more children's programs!

Wonderful theatre, always a great show. Buy a season pass, well worth it! Plus, In the Heights is coming back in May 2026

Surprised my sister with tickets to see the Wiz here. Amazing venue, friendly staff and free parking.

Such a gem in Lawrenceville... we saw The Wiz and it made us laugh a couple of times. The cast was great and everything flowed smoothly. They gave the story their own flavor which was such fun. I'd go back for another play.

Stunning theater in the heart of Lawrenceville. It’s big and beautiful, with a cute interior and a small concessions stand. I think just about any seat in this theater would be great…it’s not too big and not too small. A great size and shape for a community theater! Beautiful lighting and sound…wonderful orchestra!!!

The course was in excellent condition with well-maintained fairways and greens. The pace of play was smooth. No long waits between holes, and the round moved at a steady pace. Rates were very reasonable, especially considering the quality of the course. It's a solid value and worth playing if you're in the area.

Great course! The greens were in phenomenal shape, almost every hole is uniquely carved out of the trees and feels very secluded. You don't have to worry about hitting anything but trees with errant shots. The staff were great and the rental clubs were excellent! All around a fantastic experience and I would highly recommend to anyone in the area.

Staff and food was magnificent, good and delicious. Audrey the event & sales manager was excellent, and very lovely person. My mother's 100th birthday celebration at Cherokee Run was fantastic, marvelous and great thanks to Audrey & the chef Carlos. Five star all the way.

I was in town just for a couple days, decided to check this course out. It was AMAZING. Awesome track in very good condition. Its a good challenge, I almost could of just left the driver at home bc hitting fairways is key here, do that and this course is very scorable. A few holes definitely had the Augusta National feel.

Wonderful, wonderful. I went here for sunday brunch and the service was great. The food was wonderful and cook to order fresh buy the chef. The staff was very friendly and attentive making sure to top off drinks and checking on whether we needed anything else. The grounds are beautiful and can be seen from the dining area. There is a balcony with outdoor seating. The restrooms are clean and only for diners and people coming to golf. The parking area is a little tight but enough to park a truck or SUV. Overall a wonderful experience and I am certain going to return again.

It's a good and fun course to play. Undulating greens with very good speed. Some tee boxes and sections of the fairways need improvements. These negatives do not affect the playability and the challenges the course offers.

This is a very interesting course. The place is so serene. I always enjoy myself there!. Everyone is so professional yet friendly ! After you can relax even more by having a sip @the bar or sitting andhave something to eat. !

I took the kids to this horse park to try something new. I enjoyed it. Some of my kids enjoyed it and some didn’t care for it. They don’t provide horse lessons or horse rides. We saw a free horse show which was cool. But I think the kids and I expected more tricks for the riders and horses since it was a show. It was simply a lot of people in horse riding attire that rode the horse regularly like they were on a trail. No special tricks or anything to showcase actual horse riding talent. I know because I used to ride horse for years as a child. I would hope in the future they do some stunts or tricks to showcase how talented the horses and horseback riders are. Anybody can simply ride a horse if the horse is walking slow. There’s no playground. They do have indoor restrooms though.

Beautiful venue, well manicured and clean. We always enjoyed being a vendor for events and especially having lovely bathrooms, clean, neat and working!

Great venue for the Bill Pickett rodeo!!! See u next year

Went for the Bill Pickett Rodeo Invitational and a time was had. It was very spacious. The seating is bench seating so a stadium pad/seat you'll want especially if you have a bad back. There were plenty of stalls for food and drinks. The sound system was trash though. Couldn't understand a word being said during the 7pm show. There's plenty of parking and the venue was big enough to hold everyone in attendance.

The hike was so peaceful ✌️. Minimum amount of people. Serenity at its finest. Take a picture of the map you can get turned around. Awesome!!

Love going here to run and all the trails they offer. Recently did Muddy Dash and terrain race here and enjoyed the trail we took!

It's always nice to see black cowboys and cowgirls. My peeps!!! I attend every year.

Fun times. My niece had the best time

If I could give zero stars, I would. We came to Monkey Joe’s to celebrate my 6-year-old’s birthday, and what should’ve been a fun family outing turned into an incredibly upsetting experience. My 13-year-old niece was helping my son on the inflatables because I have medical limitations. She was approached by staff and told she couldn’t be on them. She told me when I got out and I said I would explain that she is helping my son since I can’t. A few minutes later, a woman who seemed to be the manager (not in uniform) stormed over and immediately began yelling at my niece, calling her rude for simply asking why she wasn’t allowed to help. When I stepped in to explain, the manager continued being aggressive and dismissive. We asked for a refund and were berated further — she even threatened to call the police while we were waiting by the door for my husband and child to return from the bathroom. Yes, some frustration was voiced by the end (which I addressed with my niece later), but that doesn’t justify the behavior of an adult verbally attacking a child. No child should be spoken to that way — ever. We will never return, and I strongly urge other families to consider whether this is the kind of environment they want their kids in.

You child will have a blast as you can see my grand baby really enjoyed himself!!!

Today is June 16, 2025, my daughter’s 4th birthday! She wanted to come here to play for her birthday and I totally wish I’d taken her somewhere else. I get that the baby area is for kids 3 & under which is completely fine with me… but enforce the rule to everyone not pick and choose which kids you are going to say something to. I wish I had gotten the girl name that very rudely said something to my 4 year old child 3 times because she’s shy and timid, so she kept gravitating back to the baby area. I did my part by explaining to my daughter that because she turned 4 years old today, she can’t play in that area anymore. Once again, I don’t mind following the rules but enforce it to everyone!!! I watched this same rude girl watch several older kids go in the toddler area and didn’t say a word. But went out of her way to keep following my daughter around to the toddler area. & furthermore, if you’re going to work in an establishment where small kids come to play, at least act like you like kids. This staff member in particular acted unprofessional & very rudely the entire time we were there. My family definitely won’t be back. & tbh it’s not even worth the money that you pay.

Great time with grandkids. Fun place except when daycares are there. Cute point system prizes.

I do not recommend the Warner Robins location. The staff is not ensuring the safety of our children. The equipment is faulty and causing injuries, the medical supplies are insufficient to treat the injuries sustained by the negligence of the staff to ensure equipment is is working order. Older kids are physically harming small children and staff are not present. The lack of professionalism, empathy, compassion, and work ethic is ever present at this location. I do not recommend taking your children here. Communication of any concern is not acknowledged and no responses are given.

My experience was great for my son's birthday party what I am not happy about is the fact they let him leave out the door with his grandparents and not his me or my wife I am upset about that so yall need to retrain those employees.

Great place to visit history! Whether you like the band or not, this is a great place to visit. So many cool artifacts and lots to learn about the band. I am a fan of the band and this was amazing for me to see. The pool table in the set of photos was owned by Greg and Cher while married. If in Macon, take time to go here. Such a great place. People working there are friendly and knowledgeable and have connections to the band. Also cool to see a photo of Greg of him outside this museum after it opened. Go here!! It's a must see!

Really great museum. We have visited many musicians' museums and this one is very well done. The displays were great and very professional. The home was beautifully done and the staff was very knowledgeable.

I must say my wife and I had a great time walking through the Alman Brothers museum there was so much memorabilia to look at it would take all day. We have so many pictures I'll post a couple good ones.

The museum was much better than what you would expect. It was well organized, super informative, and run by people that have had personal relationships with the Allman Brothers. The people working there make an already great museum, even more special.

It was Groovy! Felt like I went back to those awesome 60s and 70s. So many items and loved the house. Worth it for sure. Buy something at gift shop too.

I love The Big House the Allman Brothers Band Museum. I make sure I visit any time I am in the area. I had a huge collection of all the bands artifacts, instruments, and memorabilia from that time and place in Macon and all of their albums, concerts, tours and escapades. If you love the Allman Brothers or just have a passing interest in their music it's a must stop. The staff is very friendly and will answer any questions about the band, the place and the times.

A place full of history, emotion, and great music. The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House is a must-visit for any Southern rock fan. The museum preserves original memorabilia, instruments, photos, and personal items that tell the story of the band’s beginnings. The atmosphere feels intimate and authentic — you can almost feel the creative energy that once filled the house. The staff is friendly and passionate, making the visit even more special. A true musical gem in Macon!

Beautiful. It was great to see the detail and work put into building the home and restoring it. The tour guide was wonderful. So knowledgeable. She could answer every question with ease and made us feel comfortable. It was also nice to learn the history of the city. Definitely worth experiencing

We took a tour of the Hay House with the fabulous guide Deborah. The house is gorgeous with many ingenious features such as running water (before the White House had that) and a cooling and warming system. The way Deborah spoke about the house and everything it made the tour more special. In the summer I do recommend to take the tour as early as possible (first ions is at 10AM) due to the heat.

My friends and I attended the Christmas luncheon in December. It was a lovely event with live music. Afterward, we took a tour of the home. It's magnificent and beautiful restored. We enjoyed hearing all the stories about the home, and the owners from the staff. This place is definitely worth a visit.

This is a beautiful place to visit, amazing architecture, gorgeous details. GPS gave terrible directions, but we figured it out. The tour guide was very good, extremely happy we went.

Lovely at Christmas time. It was a great date night. A blast from the past as if visiting my great grandparents again.

An unforgettable visit — especially thanks to Deborah! Our visit to Hay House was absolutely wonderful, and a big part of that was thanks to Deborah, our tour guide. She led the tour in such an engaging way that even my six-year-old children were fully captivated — and that’s no easy task! Her storytelling, warmth, and energy truly brought the house to life. And the house itself… it’s breathtaking. The moment you step inside, it literally takes your breath away. A true architectural and historical gem. We’ll definitely be back in the winter when all the floors are open and the house is decorated for Christmas — we’re sure it will be magical!

One of the absolute best tours we have ever had. The extremely knowledgeable lady that took us through the house was a gifted storyteller. She had stories for every room that were funny and informative. The house was fantastic as well, very amazing rooms throughout the home that will definitely wow you. But without the tour guide it would have been no where near as impactful! We went on the 1pm tour 5/13/23 highly recommended the visit

Beautiful cemetery. We went to see the resting place of Greg, Duane, Butch and Berry and saw a lot more. Found the Bond Tomb and Little Martha too. Amazing place filled with history.

Very tight driving spaces and hard to maneuver this place, but this cemetery is my second favorite after Bonaventure. Beautiful marbled statues and mausoleums. The place was so large and hot that I could barely see a fraction of it. The best plan is to park outside and walk in, but if you come to see Duane Allman grave drive down and park by the train tracks. Also, humans make good food for plants and wildflowers

Wanted to walk around Macon today after work and decided first on The River Walk Park with accompanying Heritage Trail. I don’t really recommend that walk, interesting but decided to check out this cemetery. Very peaceful, tranquil, beautiful, and historical here. Many gorgeous plots Of people from the 19th and 20th centuries laid to rest here. Many paths to walk along and admire the stone and marble headstones, pillars, and obelisks. Much attention to detail in these carvings as well as the iron works surrounding the plots. If you do choose to come here, please be mindful and quiet in respect to people there, both in this world and the other world.

The best peaceful place to understand the importance of the history of Macon County. Since 1840 the cemetery looks in great condition and clean. Excellent place to walk around and see how important these people are to the city.

Beautiful cemetery. So much history. Gregg Allman, his brother and another band member are buried here. Worth the trip if you're passing through Macon. They hung out here by the railroad tracks and wrote many of their songs.

Beautiful cemetery. The lady I spoke with at the office was very sweet. The paths are narrow but you can drive around if you don't want to fight the hills. Beautiful scenery all around. I especially Iove the layers to it and all of the little steps to get from one level to the next. Be careful though, some are loose. There's a lot of history here like the Allman brothers and band member. The Hebrew burial ground was interesting and my favorite spot in Rose Hill. I can't read or speak Hebrew but it makes me want to learn. My little girl is very sensitive, she particularly feels for the children's grave. She laid dandelions on the children's graves when she spotted them and would tell me what she thinks they would be doing if they were alive today. So sweet. I recommend it to anyone who has a little extra time for a stroll. There's also flag that you can go towards to get to the soldiers area. It's a nice memorial with some informative plaques. I think there's something for everyone wether your a history buff, photographer or just needing to get in a few extra steps for the day. Family friendly, even my kids love walking around and imagining who the people were or could be today. ❤️

Beautiful and full of history. Many, many historically local, state, and nation figures and families are here. Well maintained. Great walking areas especially if you like hills! Great architecture and really transports you back in time!

We all had such an awesome time during the annual Native American festival; the performances, the variety of booths with items to peruse and purchase, the hands-on learning stations that taught my d.d and I how to weave baskets, make cornhusk dolls and turquoise-beaded leather bracelets, as well as the many trails, and breathtaking views of the mounds was beyond what I expected. We ended the day with a nice cool down at the museum that had fairly in-depth exhibits and a modest gift shop. This will without a doubt be a yearly event our family will hope to never miss!

This location needs to be deleted. It will send you to no where and just stop in the middle of the highway. There is another monument tag that will send you to the visitors center.

Well worth the stop to view the mounds on foot but disappointed that I was not able to drive through the park due to low height restrictions of 8ft 6 inches.

Well worth a visit to learn about some of the history of the indigenous population.

Beautiful and historic site

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A view like no other