Explore Atlanta's Historic Neighborhoods

As one of Atlanta’s smaller historic districts, Atkins Park showcases early 20th-century Craftsman homes and a quiet residential charm.

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Home to Atlanta’s oldest park and the famous Atlanta Zoo, Grant Park offers Victorian-era homes and a charming, family-friendly community.

Established in 1850, this Victorian garden cemetery is the final resting place for many of Atlanta’s prominent figures and offers stunning architecture, sculpture, and landscapes.

A notable mid-20th-century neighborhood, Collier Heights is renowned for its role in the civil rights movement and its collection of modernist homes designed for Atlanta’s Black elite.

Once a bustling mill town, Cabbagetown features colorful shotgun-style homes and vibrant murals. Its artistic energy and tight-knit community make it a favorite among locals and visitors alike.

Known for its charming bungalows and proximity to the Atlanta BeltLine, Adair Park was established in 1892 and remains a vibrant, community-focused neighborhood.

Located near downtown, Hotel Row is a cluster of historic buildings that once served travelers arriving at Terminal Station, preserving early 20th-century commercial architecture.

Dating back to 1835, the West End is one of Atlanta’s oldest neighborhoods, featuring stunning Victorian homes and cultural landmarks like the Hammonds House Museum.