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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.
Centennial Olympic Park reviews
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Just walking through the park is a wonderful experience. You can take you picture by the Olympic circles. Just lots of happy people
Just walking through the park is a wonderful experience. You can take you picture by the Olympic circles. Just lots of happy people more »
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There are plenty of things to see here and it is just a nice spot to wander. It had just been very cold so no fountains were operating, I'm sure it's lovely in other times of year
There are plenty of things to see here and it is just a nice spot to wander. It had just been very cold so no fountains were operating, I'm sure it's lovely in other times of year more »
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This is a nice peaceful park even though there's plenty of people there. The view around you is amazing and gives the park so much energy. The park is in walking distance to the world of coke, aquarium, college football hall of fame and so much more. The view at night when the lights come on is great! You just feel Atlanta in this park. Great place for a picnic and to come throw the football with your kids. I'll definitely be going back to write some poetry, read, and even just to chill in a peaceful place. It's dog friendly for all dog owners. Depending on where you park you may have to walk a little to get in the park. Most parking areas are $20 and up to park with no time limit but no overnight parking.
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This is such a relaxing fun environment in the middle of downtown Atlanta! When the weather is beautiful you can spend hours playing in the open. The Olympic rings are a great photo op! When we went the water springs were not functional. But those are great entertainment for children! Lots of great restaurants within walking distance of the Centennial Olympic Park.
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