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Tourist attractions
Martin Luther King Jr. (1 min)
Bronze statue commemorating civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr., installed in 2017 in Atlanta.
Ellis G. Arnall (1 min)
Memorial statue of Ellis G. Arnall, former governor of Georgia, unveiled in 1997.
Eugene Talmadge (1 min)
Statue of Eugene Talmadge, a notable political figure in Georgia's history.
John Brown Gordon (1 min)
Equestrian statue of John Brown Gordon, a Confederate general and politician, dating back to 1907.
Liberty Plaza Bell (2 min)
Historic monument known as the Liberty Plaza Bell, symbolizing freedom and heritage in Atlanta.
African American Museum (12 min)
The African American Museum showcases African American history and culture through exhibitions and events.
Apex Museum (13 min)
The Apex Museum features African American history with a focus on local Atlanta stories. Open Tuesday to Saturday, 11:00-15:00.
Fairlie-Poplar Historic District (13 min)
Fairlie-Poplar is a historic district in Atlanta known for its early 20th-century commercial architecture.
SkyView Atlanta (1.2 km)
A 200-foot Ferris wheel providing views of Atlanta and Olympic Park.
John Wesley Dobbs (1.2 km)
A historic monument honoring John Wesley Dobbs, an influential civic leader in Atlanta’s African American community.