Luckie St Northwest, Downtown

Located off at 265 Luckie Street Northwest, Centennial Olympic Park is one of the most exciting places to explore in Atlanta. When I visited last year I was spent an entire days just walking around the park. There are tons of things to do including: a free concert every Wednesday (longest running free concert in Atlanta), music at noon on every Tuesdays and Thursdays during lunch time, and great holiday celebrations (such as 4th of July festivities). The beautiful environment makes this Luckie Street NW park a must see for everyone.

Centennial Plympic Park is located here and is the home to 21 Acre area. It features the Fountain of Rings. Atlanta is referred to as The City of Fountains and it is because of this are. You will expereience wonderful sightseeing and shopping in this peaceful area. You can walk or just relax and enjoy your day.

This street is pulsating with amazing energy on show nights at the Tabernacle. I just love the venue so much and have so many memories of seeing concerts there that I adore this street. You'll usually see a lot of concert goers lining up around the block or scalpers trying to sell their tickets on the street. Local radio station promoters also fill the streets and give out prizes to people in line. It's just chaos, but a lot of fun. This street is quite busy and full of traffic around the hotels in the area. There are mainly people from the ages of 18 to early 30s in this area.

The winter holidays are not complete without an array of lights through the city, and beyond that, ice skating. Each year from mid-November to January, Centennial Olympic Park at 265 Park Avenue W Northwest is transformed into an ice skating rink fit for a king. The outdoor ice rink has a lighted observation seating area for those who like to watch from the sidelines and skaters can skate to the holiday music.