Built for the 1996 summer games, Centennial Olympic Park hosts millions of visitors every year on its wide lawns and walking paths. Many visitors come for concerts at the park's amphitheater, but you'll also want to check out the Fountain of Rings and the Skyview Ferris wheel. Be sure to look down as you walk through the park--the bricks beneath your feet are engraved with messages of people who donated money to build the park. By using our Atlanta tour itinerary planning app, you can arrange your visit to Centennial Olympic Park and other attractions in Atlanta.
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Centennial Olympic Park reviews
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An accessible park, practically in the centre of town. My friend took me to visit this park, and take some photos with the giant monument to the memory of the Olympic games that took place here. It...
An accessible park, practically in the centre of town. My friend took me to visit this park, and take some photos with the giant monument to the memory of the Olympic games that took place here. It... more »
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The park was nice and there was a lot of interesting things to see and do. Is a great place with kids or solo. Wish there was a little more on the bombing and where that happened.
The park was nice and there was a lot of interesting things to see and do. Is a great place with kids or solo. Wish there was a little more on the bombing and where that happened. more »
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Gorgeous public park in the center of many tourist attractions. I've never seen a park so clean in my life! Perfect spot for a picnic or just getting some sun on a nice day. Very safe area to hang out on your own or with friends and family. Lots of great restaurants nearby too and close to MARTA stops and stations.
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1996 this has been one of the most popular attractions of Atlanta Georgia in and after the Olympic games were host, now only it is Mark one of the most amazing time in Atlanta Georgia history. This historic monument and many other monuments that are laid out all around Atlanta City streets became the ultimate world stage.. which led to put Atlanta on the map not only as a city of change but as a city of the world. Even though that's just my personal opinion as being part of not only the culture of Atlanta but a resident of Georgia this is not only my home this is a part of everyone history.. like a young man once said I had a dream today. And a dream has come to put Atlanta Georgia on the map for all the on a global scale. So come out enjoy yourself with your family your friends there are many attractions Ferris wheel you have the CNN center you have the Philips arena which is now State farm arena all the changes that the city has gone through over the years since then everything is on the horizon. So enjoy yourself and the great state of Georgia for always remember we're all champions no matter our color we're all one.
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