We Tried to Explore Atlanta Without Going Broke
Explore the best of Atlanta without breaking the bank with this curated guide to its most vibrant and affordable attractions. From stunning parks and gardens to eclectic markets and iconic landmarks, discover the heart of Georgia's capital city on a budget.
Piedmont Park
The largest park in Atlanta, home to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens and Atlanta's first baseball team, popular for bike riding, concerts, and access to the Atlanta BeltLine.
Atlanta Botanical Gardens
Located within Piedmont Park, the Atlanta Botanical Garden is a popular destination featuring diverse plant collections and beautiful garden displays.
Ponce City Market
A food hall with many options, topped by Skyline Park, a mini amusement park with rides and carnival games.
Slutty Vegan
A popular vegan restaurant known for its catchy title, high energy, great music, and delicious plant-based food.
Old Fourth Ward
A historic neighborhood in Atlanta with significant black history, including the birthplace of Martin Luther King Jr.
Chrome Yellow
A cozy coffee shop with plants and space to work.
Centennial Olympic Park
A 22-acre park built in legacy of the 1996 Olympic Games, surrounded by museums.
College Football Hall of Fame
A museum located near Centennial Olympic Park.
CNN
Located near Centennial Olympic Park.
Coca-Cola museum
A museum located near Centennial Olympic Park.
Krog Street Market
A food hall accessible from the Atlanta BeltLine with many food and beer options.
Inman Park
Location of Krog Street Market, a food hall in a restored factory.
Little Five Points
A quirky neighborhood where you'll want to eat at Vortex.
The Vortex
One of Atlanta's quirkiest eats, known for its iconic skull entrance, decor, sandwiches, and burgers.
Grindhouse
A burger restaurant with multiple locations.
Skyline Park
A mini amusement park with rides, mini golf, restaurants, and carnival games located above Ponce City Market.