Guide to Atlanta: Popular Neighborhoods

Atlanta's Most Notable Haunts and Havens

Atlanta is a historic and active city, so it should be no surprise that each neighborhood has an involved civic association and an allure of its own to draw potential residents. From historic houses and wide brick sidewalks to trendy and eclectic lofts, here are some popular neighborhoods in the South's most popular city.

Ansley Park

Since 1904, the 230 acres of homes in Ansley Park have enticed residents with their beautiful architecture and well-maintained beauty. Walking tours are available.

Cabbagetown

Proud of its eclectic style and friendly neighbors, Cabbagetown offers trendy new homes at decent prices along with a wave of upstart restaurants and shops.

Decatur

Since the Civil War, Decatur has graced Atlanta with tree-lined streets, great shops and restaurants, and a cozy neighborhood feel--right in the heart of the city.

Downtown

Downtown is the place to be if you're a business professional in search of an urban lifestyle and all its restaurants, coffee shops, lofts, and condos.

Druid Hills

Druid Hills is acclaimed for its interpretation of the grace and beauty of the South. A two-hour tour will let you explore and learn about homes in this neighborhood.

Grant Park

Cute bungalows, large Victorians, and the charm of the 1920s await you in the Grant Park neighborhood; take advantage also of the park and zoo nearby.

Midtown

With museums, theater and clubs galore, Midtown is an exciting place to live. Piedmont Park, with all 200 acres of welcome greenery in the heart of the city, adds the quality of life. This is a favorite of Atlanta's LGBT community.