Originally built for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, Centennial Olympic Park has transformed into a lively 21-acre gathering place in the heart of downtown Atlanta. Managed by the Georgia World Congress Center Authority, this public park welcomes more than three million visitors each year with its fountains, plazas, and views of the Atlanta skyline. It’s an ideal stop for locals and travelers exploring the city’s top attractions.

Recommended For

Centennial Olympic Park is perfect for:

  • Families and kids who want to play in splash fountains and explore nearby attractions.
  • History and Olympic fans interested in the park’s origins and legacy.
  • Music lovers attending outdoor concerts like the Wednesday WindDown series.
  • Urban explorers and photographers capturing views of downtown Atlanta.
  • Travelers on foot who want a scenic and walkable base for downtown sightseeing.

Location and Nearby Attractions

  • The park is conveniently located near:
    • World of Coca-Cola
    • Georgia Aquarium
    • SkyView Atlanta Ferris wheel
    • Children’s Museum of Atlanta (Imagine It!)

Notable Features

  • Fountain of Rings – A playful, interactive fountain featuring choreographed water and light shows set to music.
  • Plaza of Flags – A tribute to Summer Olympics host nations, encircling the central plaza.
  • Amphitheater – Hosts regular live events including the Wednesday WindDown summer concert series.

Planning Your Visit

  • Address: 265 Park Avenue West, Atlanta, GA 30313
  • Phone: 404-223-4412
  • Website: gwcca.org

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