Atlanta Metro Neighborhood Guides
— Intown to Suburbs

North Atlanta district of high-rise condos, single-family streets and the Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza shopping area

Walkable intown district with arts venues, Piedmont Park and three MARTA stations

Historic intown neighborhood on the BeltLine Eastside Trail, near Ponce City Market and the King birth home

Historic neighborhood around Atlanta's Grant Park, with Victorian and Craftsman houses and Zoo Atlanta

Historic streetcar suburb from 1889, with Victorian homes and BeltLine access

Intown neighborhood of 1920s houses around North Highland Avenue, with John Howell Park

North end of Sandy Springs near City Springs, the Perimeter business district and the Chattahoochee

Unincorporated northeast Cobb County with established subdivisions and Chattahoochee River park units

Unincorporated Cobb community on the Chattahoochee River, near Cumberland and The Battery Atlanta

Downtown Smyrna's Market Village, near City Hall, the Village Green and the start of the Silver Comet Trail

Historic DeKalb neighborhood laid out on an Olmsted plan, next to Emory University

Walkable DeKalb County seat with its own school district, a downtown square and MARTA rail

DeKalb city incorporated in 2016, with a Main Street district and Henderson Park

DeKalb city incorporated in 2012, with the Dresden Drive village center and MARTA's Gold line

Gwinnett city incorporated in 2012, with a Town Center, Town Green and the Curiosity Lab technology test track

Master-planned golf community in unincorporated northeast Gwinnett with a Dacula mailing address

Newnan's historic in-town neighborhoods around Court Square, the "City of Homes"

Fayette County planned city with 100+ miles of shared-use paths for walkers, bikes and golf carts