Element Atlanta Midtown




The Element Atlanta Midtown Has Not Been Certified As Dog Friendly
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Sights: The Fox Theatre, Georgian Terrace Hotel, The Varsity, Centennial Olympic Park, CNN Center, Engine 11 Firehouse Tavern, AT&T Building, All Saints' Episcopal Church, Bank of America Plaza, Peachtree Summit #1, TWELVE Centennial Park Tower I, W Hotel, Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, Atlanta First United Methodist Church, World of Coca-Cola, Statue of John Pemberton, Georgia Aquarium. Accessibility: There are at least 4 designated accessible spaces in the paved parking lot off of...
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PATH's first trail connected Olympic venues at Georgia Tech and Stone Mountain. The trail now begins at Centennial Olympic Park and travels through Freedom Park before becoming an on-street connection on moderately traveled streets through Candler Park and Lake Claire neighborhoods. The Stone Mountain Trail becomes a side path through Decatur and then a rails-to-trails greenway into Clarkston (over I-285). This trail is a side path to the outskirts of Stone Mountain Village. There are several...
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This 189 acre park has playgrounds, a pool, nature activities, dog park and more for serendipitous family fun. Atlanta's Piedmont Park is located about two miles Northeast of Downtown Atlanta on 189 acres. It is adjacent to the Atlanta Botanical Gardens and along the Atlanta BeltLine. The park has a storied history. The space was the site of exhibitions, a World's Fair, professional baseball games and the first football match up between Southern rivals University of Georgia and Auburn...
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Learn the history of Centennial Olympic Park on this city walk and park stroll. Just 15 minutes from Hartsfield Jackson International Airport, easily accessible by Interstate and rapid transit is Centennial Olympic Park, a legacy from the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. Surrounding the park are some of Atlanta's most visited attractions. According to wheelchairtraveling.com: Centennial Olympic Park seems as though there is always an event going on at this park. One of the biggest events every...
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This is a pleasant paved multi-use path around the park with nice views of the lake. Dogs are not allowed on the track section of this trail. Accessibility: This route starts in a paved parking lot at the southeast corner of the park, and it is unclear if there are any designated accessible parking spaces or striped access aisles there. The trail surface is paved, typically at least six feet wide, and mostly gentle with an estimated grade of 5% or less except for at about 0.8 miles (on the...