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  1. #1
    Join Date
    May 2006
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    Georgia
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    Quote Originally Posted by Haudlady View Post
    Hello! I just found out that I will be going to Atlanta for a few days next week (staying at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Atlanta Perimiter NW). It's a quick trip... but I would really appreciate any advice so I can make the most of it! I've never been to Georgia before.

    I will have a few hours free on the day I arrive - is there anything I shouldn't miss? I won't have a car, but am happy to use the public transportation system.

    Also - any tips where I should eat dinner? I have two nights... lunch will be through work (all of my meetings will also be at the hotel), but dinner is on my own. I like almost anything - but I will be alone (so need a safe area for after dark), and really don't like to eat at the "chain" restaurants.

    Any ideas/tips/suggestions are most appreciated!

    Thank you!
    I second what the others said. It looks like you'll be out of reach for the Marta rail or buses, but there are taxi's of course. I went in Nov. to the High Museum and they have the "Louvre Atlanta", I highly suggest that, it is lovely. It's downtown on Peachtree St. a block or so off 10th and 14th. I don't know much about eateries, I have a friend that goes to Atlantic Station a lot which is where there are sightseeing and shopping venues. Enjoy your trip. Jennifer

  2. #2
    Join Date
    Jul 2005
    Location
    Atlanta, GA
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    This may be too late, but...

    I actually work in this area....not any public transport, unfortunately.
    But in addition to Ray's (which is delish, but $$$$) there are quite a few restaurants on Powers Ferry, most of which are chains. There is an area close by off of Hwy. 41 called Vinnings that has some good places to eat and shop around (including a bike shop!) The desk clerk at your hotel can point you in the right direction!
    There is also Cumberland Mall close by with the requisite food court.
    This area is about 10 miles from downtown, where most of the attractions are. You'd have to take a cab if you won't have a car.
    I hope you enjoy your time in Hotlanta!
    Cyclists know why dogs stick their heads out of car windows.

 

 

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