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If you like to walk, stroll, jog, bike or read a book laying on your stomach on the grass, while birds and squirrels keep you company, this is the place. Well, for me personally that means "not summer". Atlanta can be hot and humid as...More
it was a good festival, everyone came out. the parking was high though 40 bucks, food , and beer on hand for purchase. it was HOT though
Piedmont Park has something for everyone: great bike paths, walking trails, swimming pools, the Botanical Gardens, dogs parks, restaurants (Park Tavern), and if you're around longer than three days there's sure to be a festival or some other special event. It's the best!
For a solo walk or as a family outing, I have visited Piedmont Park countless times. This occasion was for a Father's Day family walk. I love he greenery in the middle of Atlanta. This a very relaxing and yet invigorating park and atmosphere in...More
The Piedmont Park Conservancy has really done a great job of restoring this park and making it beautiful again! It is a great spot to go for a walk or run, go bike riding, or just people watch on the weekend.
Piedmont Park was designed initially by the same designer of New York City's Central Park. Strolling around the lake and going up to the fountains there's lots to do even visiting the Tennis Center. Several areas for children to play you'll really love that. Absolutely...More
Son took us to the park while visiting him in Atlanta. Lots of runners, bikers, folks playing soccer, flying kites, walking and just enjoying their day!
A large park with open greens and seating by the lake. A nice place for a wander or sit and read. There is parking and a restaurant at one corner.
Atlanta Symphony Concert in the Park was well attended. Majority of folks arrived with picnic blankets, food; beer available for purchase. Water refills available. Great concert. Park staff were organized. Walked there next morning--place was tidied up, as if there was nothing the night before....More
We usually make a point of climbing Stone Mountain whenever we come to Atlanta. Today we tried Piedmont Park instead. Loved it, loved it, loved it. Clean, safe, scenic, convenient, and interesting. A "10."
