Suggestions for Landmarks and Outdoors near Grant Park, Atlanta

Aaron C. • July 23, 2014The oldest city park in Atlanta, checkout the zoo within and the old-school Victorian homes that surround it. A favorite spot to go for a walk in the city.

Tim D. • July 28, 2013New equipment, big enough for a park sized crowd and plenty of adorable little ankle biters. Address says Moreland but its in grant park, equidistant to the pool and the farmers market.

Wendy D. • April 20, 2017Visitor's Center & Giftshop is well worth a visit – nice selection of books, other items related to cemeteries, Atlanta history. You can also ask questions about the cemetery and get assistance.

Mrs. M. • November 22, 2013Kids like the playground

Ladi A. • September 7, 2011Ugh I use to hate working in rides period lol

Robbert • March 30, 2017Love the goats!

Abby L. • November 23, 2013Great place to hang out and meet neighbors while your dog tires out.

2birds • April 20, 2013The membership is worth it for this playground alone! I know where we'll be a lot this summer!

Chris G. • May 31, 2011This is the highest point in the area!

Kimberly K. • September 29, 2012Simply not to be missed! The unexpectedly romantic pathways ramble through ancient Victorian gardens filled with stunning architectural monuments. GREAT stories on the different guided tours!

Oakland Cemetery • March 17, 2011It was built in 1856 by Lemuel P. Grant for whom Grant Park was named. Golfer Bobby Jones was born here in 1902 when the home was used an apartment building. Now home to the ATL Preservation Center.