Forest Park Things to Do

Producing a crowded annual program for more than 20 years, 7 Stages has become the center for contemporary theater in Atlanta. This vibrant venue's repertoire regularly includes modern classics as well as the works of promising... more

Experience a paramount piece of history at this extraordinary historic site. Take a ranger-lead tour of Dr. King's birth home, learn about his life and how he influenced the world, and visit the Peace Plaza, a gorgeously landsc... more

Set atop the Hilton Atlanta and Towers, this restaurant offers the epitome of romance. The view from the roof is breathtaking, and the elegant service is second to none. The gourmet menu features fine Russian cuisine, and the d... more

"The Earl" is actually an acronym for "the East Atlanta Restaurant and Lounge." Located in East Atlanta Village, this is a favorite spot among high-spirited partiers in the area; the music here is loud, and the crowd is never d... more

When the hipsters come out to play in East Atlanta, this is where they meet up. Much clubbier than the quiet taverns typical of this neighborhood, the Eastside Lounge has carved out its own niche and attracted a following from... more

Casual sophistication awaits at this downtown restaurant, opened in 1981 in a two-story, early 20th-century warehouse. Businessmen frequent this establishment, decorated with carousel horses and leather booths, and often head s... more

Don't let the 20-foot (six-meter) skull that serves as an entryway deter you from enjoying the best burgers and pub food in the city. When club-hopping in Atlanta, a visit to this late-night spot is a must. This fun restaurant... more

In their inaugural year as Atlanta's first NHL team in nearly 20 years, the Thrashers found a home in the newly built Philips Arena. The team is coached by Bob Hartley and led by star player Dan Heatly. While stellar results ar... more

This park, created for the 1996 Olympic Games held in Atlanta, has 21 acres of green space, rock gardens and artwork. The nearly 500,000 commemorative bricks that make up its main walkway were part of fund raising efforts for t... more

Built in 1904 by Coca-Cola founder Asa Candler, this 17-story masterpiece is a prominent fixture on the Atlanta skyline. The elaborate detail on the white marble facade is a fine example of the style of the period, when functio... more