Atlanta's Oldest Park, Tavern Plates and Panther Football

Begin with shaded trails and sprawling green space in Atlanta's oldest park, then try Ticonderoga Club's inventive tavern dishes at Krog Street Market. Center Parc Stadium is home to Georgia State Panthers football, with clear field views noted by visitors.

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Grant Park
840 Cherokee Ave SE

Grant Park is Atlanta's oldest park, at 840 Cherokee Ave SE. Shaded walking trails offer a place to stretch your legs. Its sprawling green spaces make room for an unhurried pause outdoors. The park also hosts regular outdoor festivals, bringing gatherings to the grounds.

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Ticonderoga Club
4.7 (802)
99 Krog St NE Ste W

At Krog Street Market, Ticonderoga Club is a Michelin Guide Recommended tavern pairing inventive cocktails with adventurous dishes. The kitchen serves mackerel fried rice, crispy-skinned trout and tangy tavern chicken. Private dining rooms include The Captain’s Quarters and The Pineapple Room, while a parking deck sits off Krog Street. Find it at 99 Krog St NE.

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Center Parc Stadium
4.4 (3,433)
755 Hank Aaron Drive SE

Center Parc Stadium, at 755 Hank Aaron Drive SE, is home to Georgia State Panthers football. The venue also accommodates broader university sports and events such as 5k races. Visitors point to spacious entrance areas, clean grounds and clear field views, while reviews note cramped seating and pricey concessions. A clear bag policy is enforced, and children four and under are free.

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