Centennial Olympic Park

Name: Centennial Olympic Park
Address: 265 Park Ave W NW, Atlanta, GA, 30313, US
Telephone: (404) 223-4412
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.6

4.6

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18010 reviews

|Recreation|Atlanta, GA 30313 United States

265 Park Ave W NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 United States

(404) 223-4412

https://www.gwcca.org/centennial-olympic-park

Parks, Walking Tours

Open now:7:00 am - 11:00 pm

About

The Georgia World Congress Center Authority (GWCCA) was established in 1971 to oversee development of an international trade and exhibition center in Atlanta that today is known as the Georgia World Congress Center. Along with the convention center, GWCCA’s ever-evolving campus spans 220-plus acres and includes Centennial Olympic Park, the lasting legacy of the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, home of the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United and, opening in 2022, GWCCA’s headquarter hotel Signia by Hilton. The Authority, a self-sustained state agency, is entrusted as stewards of these state-owned assets, and has invested more than $360 million over the last decade to improve

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Najla C. on Insider Pages

★★

18 years ago

best This park has alot of fun things to do, nad if you dont liek it theres always downtowm you can look about since its near there. I love going here all the tiem, its the best.

CitysearchUser 1cea5a on YellowBot

★★

18 years ago

The best thing about centennial park is the awsome lights they have there at night time. Its a huge park located downtown so what more coul...

CitysearchUser 114cd5 on YellowBot

★★

18 years ago

This park has alot of fun things to do, nad if you dont liek it theres always downtowm you can look about since its near there. I love goin...

Tim w. on Insider Pages

★★

18 years ago

very nice for activities i lvoed the sight and everything about centennial park, It was beyond awsome, especially during chrisctmas time, the light shows are very nice and its free to look at them.

CitysearchUser 1b10f7 on YellowBot

★★

18 years ago

i lvoed the sight and everything about centennial park, It was beyond awsome, especially during chrisctmas time, the light shows are very ni...

Kristen B. on Insider Pages

★★

18 years ago

A lot of money, for a little park Centennial Park is really a tourist-y spot. I am glad the city of Atlanta spent the cash to build it, and they do have a good free concert series in the summer. On the other hand, they should invest more in expanding Piedmont Park, which is far more beautiful.

farrah w. on Insider Pages

★★

18 years ago

park This park has it all, water area for kids pavillions for family picnics, nad even an ampitheater. I would highly recommend this fora nice place to go if you are visting georgia. It was home of the 1996 olmypics so its full of history. Its a nice park to go to and you can just sit back nad have fun.I go to some of the festivals they have thruoghout the year nad family fun activities.

CitysearchUser 17042013673200 44 on YellowBot

★★

18 years ago

This park has it all, water area for kids pavillions for family picnics, nad even an ampitheater. I would highly recommend this fora nice pl...

Leslie F. review for Centennial Olympic Park

Leslie F. on Insider Pages

★★

18 years ago

interesting visit, but nothing major Centennial Park is smack dab in the middle of downtown Atlanta. This was the center of the 1996 Olympic Games. It was the mecca of entertainment in 1996, but right now there's really not that much going on there. There is an interesting fountain and some occassional live music, but it's not really worth going out of your way for. There really isn't anything to do there, but it's neat to see where the Olympics were and to check out all the bricks (people could "buy" bricks and have their names forever embedded on the floors of the park's sidewalks during the Olympics). PROS: neat history CONS: not much to do there