FAQs
What is the oldest historic landmark in Atlanta?
The oldest historic structure within the city limits is the Joseph Willis House, built in 1840. The 1840 Tullie Smith House at the Atlanta History Center is also one of the oldest landmarks and still stands tall.
What are some free landmarks to visit in Atlanta?
Relax in the well-groomed Centennial Olympic Park and cool off at the fountain rings or spend the day on the playgrounds. Some museums offer free entry during special events for families. The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park doesn't require a ticket.
Are there any guided tours that focus on the architecture of Atlanta's landmarks?
Go on an architecture tour and admire the architectural gems that arose in the 19th and 20th centuries. Marvel at the architectural landmarks and admire pieces of art on Atlanta's streets.
How can I get the best views of scenic landmarks in Atlanta?
Visit Skyline Park and enjoy the view of the city, including the scenic landmarks. Alternatively, soar almost 20 stories above the Centennial Olympic Park on the Ferris Wheel for impressive views of the park and the skyscrapers in Atlanta.
What are some natural landmarks near Atlanta worth visiting?
Enjoy natural landmarks in the city and explore a variety of terrains, including mountains, rivers, and creeks. The top natural landmarks available in Atlanta include Stone Mountain Park, Chattahoochee River, and the Atlanta Botanical Garden.