Atlanta Neighborhood Map

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Downtown Atlanta

Downtown Atlanta is the core part of Georgia’s capital city. As the central business district, there’s always something going on. Sports fans love the NFL Falcons and NBA Hawks. No NHL team anymore in Atlanta.

Inman Park

As one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhoods, Inman Park has older style homes. It’s located just east of Downtown Atlanta. This neighborhood also hosts the annual Inman Park Festival, one of the city’s largest street festivals.

Grant Park

Located east of downtown, Grant Park is home to the city’s oldest park, which shares its name. It’s home to the Atlanta Zoo and the popular annual Summer Shade Festival. The neighborhood is named after Lemuel P. Grant, who helped design the city.

Midtown

Located just north of downtown, Midtown is known for its High Museum of Art and the Fox Theatre. It’s also home to Piedmont Park, which is a popular green space. Midtown hosts the Atlanta Dogwood Festival, an annual celebration of arts and spring.

Old Fourth Ward

Situated northeast of downtown, the Old Fourth Ward has seen a lot of redevelopment recently. It’s known for the historic Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site, Ponce City Market, and the popular Atlanta BeltLine Eastside Trail.

Cabbagetown

I love the name “Cabbagetown” so I made a map of it. Cabbagetown in Atlanta is unique and artsy. It’s known for its colorful street murals and small-town feel. Originally a mill workers’ community, it’s now home to galleries, locally-owned shops, and restaurants. The popular food hall Krog Street Market is also located here.

Ansley Park

Situated near Midtown, Ansley Park is a peaceful neighborhood. Known for its winding streets, it has a peaceful atmosphere with easy access to the city’s amenities. Interestingly, it was one of Atlanta’s first designed suburbs, dating back to 1904.