State Farm Arena Map Travel Guide
Top Attractions
State Farm Arena is home to the Atlanta Hawks basketball team, and visitors can catch a game or tour the arena. Nearby attractions include the World of Coca-Cola museum, which showcases the history and culture of the iconic soft drink, and the Georgia Aquarium, the largest aquarium in the Western Hemisphere.
Hidden Gems
For a unique experience, check out the Ponce City Market, a historic building turned into a mixed-use development with food stalls, shops, and offices. Or visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, which includes his birth home and the Ebenezer Baptist Church where he preached.
Food Scene
State Farm Arena offers a variety of food options, from classic stadium fare to local Atlanta favorites like Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q and Delia’s Chicken Sausage. For a taste of the city’s culinary scene, head to Krog Street Market or Ponce City Market.
Budget-Friendly Tips
Take advantage of free attractions like the Atlanta BeltLine, a 22-mile trail that connects neighborhoods, parks, and public art installations. For affordable dining options, try the Buford Highway area for ethnic cuisine or the Sweet Auburn Curb Market for local produce and food stalls.
Outdoor Adventures
Explore the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, which offers hiking, fishing, and kayaking opportunities. Or take a day trip to Stone Mountain Park, where you can hike to the top of the mountain for panoramic views or participate in outdoor activities like ziplining and rock climbing.
Historical Landmarks
Besides the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, visitors can also explore the Atlanta History Center or the Carter Presidential Library and Museum. The Oakland Cemetery is also a must-see, with its beautiful gardens and historic gravesites.
Family-Friendly Activities
Take the kids to the Children’s Museum of Atlanta or the LEGOLAND Discovery Center. Or visit the Atlanta Botanical Garden, which features a children’s garden and plenty of space to run and play.
Off-the-Beaten-Path Experiences
For a unique adventure, check out the Krog Street Tunnel, a popular spot for street art and graffiti. Or visit the Cascade Springs Nature Preserve, which offers hiking trails and a beautiful waterfall.
Natural Wonders
Visit the Sweetwater Creek State Park for hiking and kayaking, or the Arabia Mountain National Heritage Area for stunning views and unique rock formations. For a scenic drive, head to the Chattahoochee National Forest.
Vibrant Nightlife
Check out the bars and music venues in the Edgewood Avenue area, or the live music at the Tabernacle. Or head to the rooftop bar at the Clermont Lounge for a unique experience.
Local Markets
Besides the Sweet Auburn Curb Market, visitors can also check out the farmers markets in the area, including the Grant Park Farmers Market and the Piedmont Park Green Market.
Beaches and Mountains
While Atlanta isn’t located near the coast, visitors can take a day trip to Tybee Island for a beach day. For mountain scenery, head north to the Blue Ridge Mountains for hiking, waterfalls, and scenic drives.
Cultural Immersion
Visit the High Museum of Art for contemporary and classic art exhibits, or the Center for Civil and Human Rights to learn about social justice and civil rights. Or attend a performance at the Fox Theatre or the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra.
Art and Music Scene
Besides the High Museum of Art, visitors can also check out the Atlanta Contemporary Art Center or the Museum of Design Atlanta. For live music, head to the Variety Playhouse or the Terminal West.
Walking Tours
Take a walking tour of the historic neighborhoods like Grant Park or Inman Park, or explore the street art and murals in the Krog Street Tunnel area. Or take a guided tour of the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park.
Architectural Marvels
Visit the historic Fox Theatre, the Atlanta City Hall, or the Swan House at the Atlanta History Center for beautiful architecture and design. Or take a tour of the Georgia State Capitol building.
Historical Sites
Besides the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park, visitors can also explore the Atlanta Cyclorama and Civil War Museum or the Margaret Mitchell House, where the author of “Gone with the Wind” lived.
Biking Routes
Explore the Atlanta BeltLine on a bike, or head to the Silver Comet Trail for a longer ride. Or rent a bike and explore the parks and neighborhoods on your own.
Wellness Retreats
Visit the Chattahoochee River or Stone Mountain Park for hiking and outdoor activities, or attend a yoga class at a local studio like Sacred Chill West or Tough Love Yoga. Or check out the spa and wellness offerings at the Mandarin Oriental hotel.