We are often asked where to get the most iconic photos when visiting Atlanta. Whether you are visiting or live in Atlanta, here's a list to get you started and continue exploring.
Thank you to my Atlanta pals @The_Glennjamin_Button and @Noodlethestandardpoodle who provided photos!
Centennial Park:
This park opened in 1996 to be used during the Summer Olympic Games. Today its a multi-use greenspace with downtown views. Bonus- you can run in the Fountain of Rings to cool down on a hot day.
Piedmont Park:
You can find great views of the Midtown Skyline along with the lake found in the park.
Jackson Street Bridge:
This spot was made famous by the show Walking Dead and you can see why with its magnificent city views.
Atlanta Beltline Murals:
The beltline is a trail that connects many parts of Atlanta. Murals can be found along all of the trails making great photo opportunities! Not sure where to go for a mural- check this site to find the location of every mural.
Krog St. Tunnel:
The Krog St. Tunnel is similar to the Beltline and has even more street art.
Photos by: @The_Glennjamin_Button
Rainbow Crosswalks:
This is a busy intersection found at 10th & Piedmont Ave in the heart of the city's LGBTQ community. Note- please use caution when taking photos with your pup! We recommend going very early in the morning.
Tiny Doors ATL:
This art project is made by a famous local artist, Karen Anderson. They can be found all around the city and there is always a new one to be found! You can find a map of them here. Bonus- There is one LARGE Tiny Door
Photos by @Noodlethestandardpoodle
