Here at Roundabout Atlanta it is our mission to craft personalized, quality sightseeing tours and transportation services that showcase the best that our city has to offer. We offer a variety of hop on hop off bus tours, airport transfer, and van services throughout Metro Atlanta. Our knowledgeable...
Original brick walls. Hand-crafted metalworks. Preserved artifacts. Decorative local works of art. Every square inch of City Mills reflects our unique history and integrated collaboration between historians, designers, architects, and artisans who brought a vision to life.
Steps from the historic...
Get ready for an unforgettable day at City Fest! We're bringing the fun with live tunes from the amazing Emily Ann Roberts, a live broadcast of the Kentucky Derby, and a ton of free activities for kids Shop unique finds from awesome local vendors, and one-of-a-kind shops and treat your taste buds to...
The City of Decatur, the county seat of DeKalb, is just six miles east of Atlanta, and about 15 minutes away from Stone Mountain Park. Acclaimed as the most walkable shopping and dining destination in metro Atlanta, Decatur is home to more than 200 "indie" restaurants, boutiques, galleries, salons...
Old Town Historic Flowery Branch has a small-town appeal with large-town amenities. Travelers often can be seen taking photographs of the quaint downtown historic buildings, some of which date back to the late 1800s. Flowery Branch offers the historic train depot, antique shop, art shop, swimming...
Welcome to Forsyth! Where small-town charm, delicious dining, and a vibrant arts community meet a rich history surrounded by natural beauty ready for you to explore! Whether you’re our guest for a day or a week, you’ll be pleasantly surprised by all the adventure, inspiration, and delight that await...
Nicholson is known for its annual Daisy Festival, which is held the first weekend in May. The festival runs on Friday and Saturday. There is plenty of food, entertainment, games, auctions, raffle, cakewalks, pony rides, live music and more. Craft vendors are located throughout the park with all...
Oakwood originated around 1873 as a railroad stop between Charlotte and Atlanta. Initially called Odell's Crossing, the name was later changed to Oakwood because the location was the regular stop for wood-burning locomotives picking up essential fuel. The community quickly blossomed into a thriving...
Join us for a night of skating, music, and community fun at Port Wentworth’s Shamrock Shake Skate Night!
Whether you're a seasoned skater or just rolling for fun, this is a great way to get active and enjoy a night out with friends and family. Wear your best green gear, lace up your skates, and hit...
The City Park
consists of 200 acres which include five pavilions, six tennis courts, two
handicap-accessible playgrounds, city pool, city golf course and ball fields.
The Division supervises and maintains the landscaping and facilities of the
park and golf course to ensure that all visitors can...