Atlanta, Georgia

Wagaya Westside
Home to world-famous attractions, amazing museums and beautiful parks, Atlanta is a great vacation destination.
The city is also known for its many public parks and green spaces, which may be accessed for free by residents and visitors alike and have earned Atlanta the nickname "the city in a forest."
Atlanta moved with its own rhythm—fast and full of life, but rooted in something deeper. I came for the food, the history, maybe even the skyline, but I remember thinking, “This city holds more than it shows at first glance—it’s alive with memory and momentum.”
What stayed with me were the contrasts: a soulful museum visit followed by a street artist painting in the open air. A Civil Rights landmark just blocks from a trendy café. Southern warmth blended with constant motion. I left Atlanta with my mind stirred and my heart fuller than I expected.
Whether you’re craving world-class food, meaningful museums, green parks tucked between skyscrapers, or stories that shaped the nation, these guides reflect the Atlanta I came to know—bold, complex, and impossible to forget. It’s a city that stays with you long after the traffic fades.
Plan ahead for these events: Atlanta Jazz Festival, Atlanta Pride Festival, and Screen on the Green summer film series.