Centennial Olympic Park is located in downtown Atlanta and was built to celebrate 100 years of Olympics, this legacy was created and now lives long in memory. There is many links to the 1996 games such as the massive plaque and the towering Olympic flame torches, there is a fountain stream which is a nice touch, the memorial lives on. It’s a great park, it’s surrounded by buildings, offices and hotel which all over look the park. It has many aspects within its vast space, there is pop up jet streams to cool the little ones in this searing heat, there is a small playground for the little ones, the grounds are impressively impeccably maintained. The Olympic Centennial Park is used from time for events and functions and festivals, I attended the pre 4th July Independence Day celebrations, the event was a ticket only the perimeter was sealed, outside could still see. The celebration started with various mini games, there was classical orchestra music, the music moved onto other music themes before the main event of the fireworks, the fireworks were spectacular, it was quality it went on for at least almost an hour with upbeat music background, this was fireworks at its very best in a spectacular setting.

Centennial park such a beautiful park with so much amusement around it you have to Coca-Cola do you have the civil rights you have the Georgia aquarium and you had the history of the Olympics when it came to Georgia it’s just a beautiful place to the family to look at history, you can See all the contributors names written on bricks. You can see the fountain the greenery the fountains. It’s a beautiful place. You can even have a picnic there if you want it to you or just walk and hold hands with your significant other arches. Enjoy the park with the kids or just a great walk alone. It’s a beautiful place to enjoy if you’re in the Atlanta area absolutely beautiful.

Nice space in a busy city. Visit the park and just walk, sit or bring the kids to play. It’s been a minute since the 1996 Olympics and this area was abuzz with international voices and the spirit of the world coming together for the best in athletic competition. That is of course when someone tried to darken the event but alas the human spirit and the City of Atlanta showed perseverance. Visiting the park conjures up history for me and the victory of a metropolis that continues on, adapting and showing resilience. Enough of history. Visit this park and enjoy the fountain and maybe take in the nearby attractions.

It is a nice walk from any hotel in Downtown Atlanta and easy to access. Honestly, I was a bit underwhelmed. It is a leftover from an event that will most likely never happen again in this location. There is a good deal of green space for picnicking, so that is nice. The College Football Hall of Fame is at one end of the park, so if you are into college football, you may want to check that out!
Picnic area
Big open space for picnicking!

This is one of the free places to visit for free in Atlanta. Centennial Park is in the heart of Downtown Atlanta, very close to the Mercedes stadium that hosted the Atlanta 1996 Olympics. It is a vast park for walking around and relaxing with fresh air... It's an excellent place to enjoy the view, take pictures, and have an amazing time reminiscent of the memories of Atlanta '96. I recommend you stop by if you plan visiting Atlanta, GA!

This is the park that was made to mark the 1996 Olympics held in Atlanta. It is a huge park with lots of free space to walk and relax. There are many fountains and playground spaces here. The park has many monuments to commemorate the Olympics. There are a lot of statues too. The tiles have the names of the Olympics participants to honor them. One can spend a good weekend with family here and enjoy the greenery around.

Favorite park in the heart of the city downtown. Parking can be challenging in weekends. Best lot is the green parking ️ garage which is 5-7 minutes away from the park.
Dog-friendliness
Friendly park for dogs. Must be on leash. Cleanup after your dog . Doggo will love to walk around and play.
Picnic area
Beautiful park and perfect for picning with family and friends.

Very nice park in downtown Atlanta. Great place to go for walks, and you get to admire the beautiful skyline of Atlanta from within the park. Very beautiful and clean park and lots of water fountains, too, so you don't have to worry about getting dehydrated while you're out there in the heat. Everything is just walking distance too from within the park since you're in downtown.

Centennial Olympic Park is lovely to walk through . It is well maintained and has so many historical notes. One in particular is the Olympic Rings which is definitely worth seeing and a great photo op . If you're in the area and have the time, definitely take a stroll through here! Then after, you can always grab a bite at one of the restaurants across the street .

Great park with; fountains, green spaces, memorial sculptures, Just a relaxing place to visit. Great views from the surrounding highrise buildings.
Playground
There is at least one playground available.
Restrooms
Restrooms may be available. I am not sure if they were open.
Dog-friendliness
Several dogs were present on leash, using the green spaces.

Close to the downtown, perfectly located between sports halls. Park is dedicated to the Olympic games that were held in Atlanta 1996, and is all about that. There is Olympic sing on the entrance, names of the olympics in the bricks on the floor, and big Olympic sign fountain in the middle. Lot of green fields, park is beautiful. Can't miss it if you're in Atlanta.

Had a chance to visit Atlanta in Sept. The weather is abt the same in Singapore, good public transport connectivity between airport and downtown. The place reminds me of Sydney with high rise buildings and a good mix of American/Asia/Japan/Spanish food. Not much sight-seeing but a good place for family as they have nice parks and beautiful houses.

I visited Centennial Olympic Park during the Christmas holiday. It's a very walkable park with a nice balance of open-air and wooded spaces. I recommend visiting the entire park if you can as it's something that can be completed in an hour or so. There are plenty of nearby attractions such as the Georgia Aquarium and the Coca Cola Museum.

The kids enjoyed running around this park. There are multiple playgrounds and another park with aquarium and coke tours just across the street. A lot of places to takes cool photos and view downtown Atlanta. The skywheel is also right next to the park. Definitely a nice place to walk around In downtown and spend time.

I haven’t visited Centennial Olympic Park in some years and since the hotel we were staying at was within walking distance, we decided to go for a stroll. It was beautifully decorated for the holidays, very family and dog-friendly. There were some “characters” around but it’s Atlanta.

It's a nice place to visit on your way to the aquarium or Coca-Cola world. Definitely a piece of history. Kids will have fun with the playground and splash zone. Great views on the surrounding downtown. However not much of the shade available to hide from the scorching sun

this history here is uncanny! i took a solo trip at Xmas time and this easily became one of the BEST memories of my entire life!! I love Centennial Olympic Park and every little beautiful thing about it!!

Centennial Olympic Park is located in the Midtown area of Atlanta. The park is very beautiful and clean, and popular to locals and tourists. It’s free for all visitors. Took rest and enjoyed its ambience!

It's a lovely place full of history, each step you dive is a pass into past Olympics games. The place is very green surrounded of between buildings, gardens, and concrete. It's a perfect balance.

The center that holds the downtown Atlanta attractions. So huge and so much to see. The fountains spreading all around of it are truly amazing. Looks coll both at daytime nd at evening.

Nice place to visit in Atlanta. It is a must if is your first time in the City. It is surrounded by World of Coca Cola Museum, Georgia Aquarium and CNN building.

Not a whole lot to do here. A lot of open space. It was safe walking around at night and taking pictures. Park was clean. Locals were friendly. Free admission.

It is a nice place to walk, it is small park around the Coca Cola museum and acuarium, the are many squirrels ️ around and have some monuments around. …

Very beautiful park. And a wonderful remembrance area. Lots of green grass for the kids to run around. Also a splash pad. We had a beautiful day.

Beautiful place in the evening, especially! I would definitely recommend a visit here on a warm Spring or Fall day for the entire family!

Fun Park to visit. I was just walking through the park at night but got some cool pics! The Olympics rings fountain is pretty cool!

This place is a must visit location if you are visiting Atlanta. We appreciated how easily the park was mapped out.

Fun park with a lot of attractions. Could easily spend a full day in this area with all of the activities to do

Park commemorating the Olympic games back in 1996 - a little sparse but nice to have some space here downtown

Nice little park in the midst of the metro area. Well kept and maintained, and not overcrowded.