Suggestions for Historic and Protected Site near Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta

Katherine S. • July 18, 2013The home and the information from the tour guide were interesting. The guide was pretty knowledgable.

Pamela B. • May 1, 2016The center is great! You should definitely visit if you haven't yet.

Pamela B. • May 1, 2016Very nice! This historical place is wonderful.

Lynn B. • June 14, 2012Built in 1995 by former Atlanta Falcon Taz Anderson, the tower is meant to be a beacon for the city. The 16-foot torch on top is modeled on the Statue of Liberty's flame.

John B. • February 21, 2010Plenty of parking right behind the cauldron!

Ben T. • June 24, 2012If you are coming to our wedding, this is where you will be! Beautiful old-style architecture, a refined sense of style and of course, plenty of space for dancing!

Kimberly D. • August 25, 2012An awesome neighborhood with the best neighbors!

The Ritz-Carlton • February 8, 2013Take a tour of Rhodes Hall, called the “castle on Peachtree”. Once a residence and now a house museum, the upper floors are home to the The Georgia Trust for Historic Preservation.

Leslie M. • September 8, 2012Versatile old building with nice staff

Penina M. • April 2, 2014Place where history meets  present. If you are interested in artifacts you ought to visit Sam Nunn Atlanta Federal Center.

Atlanta • January 26, 2012Stroll down Sweet Auburn Avenue and discover landmarks of the Civil Rights Movement, and several historic African-American churches.

Hops Diva • July 20, 2011Original owner Victor Hugo Kriegshaber commissioned this house to be built just before 1900. It's now home to The Marianna, an event space named for his daughter, Marian and The Wrecking Bar Brewpub.

Aaron C. • July 23, 2014Relive Braves history by running the bases, seeing the outfield wall in what is otherwise now a parking lot. The metal, outfield fence still sits where Hank Aaron hit #715. Great skyline views too.