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Surrounded by high-end shopping, destination-worthy dining, and world-class museums, Midtown Atlanta is home to a diverse array of cultural attractions, including Georgia Tech. Situated among pedestrian-friendly streets, discover the best local destinations during your stay at Renaissance Midtown Atlanta.
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Whether you're here for work or play, discover attractions within walking distance of our Midtown Atlanta hotel. Wide, tree-lined streets make it easy to explore Atlanta's heart of the arts on foot. Stroll through Piedmont Park, catch a show at the Fox Theatre, or visit the High Museum of Art during your stay at Renaissance Atlanta Midtown.
On Architectural Digest's 2019 list of the "8 Most Beautifully Designed Botanical Gardens in America," the Atlanta Botanical Gardens feature 30-acres of outdoor green space in the heart of the bustling of the city.
Built in 1929, the historic Fox Theatre is a world-famous venue in Midtown Atlanta that hosts a diverse array of live performances, including ballet, Broadway, rock concerts, and comedy shows.
One of the most popular art museums in the Southeast, the High Museum of Art features a renowned collection of classic and contemporary art, including more than 15,000 works in its permanent collection.
The Atlanta Symphony Orchestra has earned multiple Grammy awards and is know as the leading cultural organization in the Southeast. Performances are held in the Atlanta Symphony Hall at the Woodruff Arts Center throughout the year.
Tiny Doors is an on-going art project consisting of miniature doors scattered along the Atlanta BeltLine. No two doors are the same and each is designed to reflect the characteristics of the neighborhood in which it is located. Perfect for families, art lovers, and urban explorers, go on a self-guided scavenger hunt and see how many you can spot.
The Alliance Theatre is Atlanta's national theatre and winner of the Regional Theatre Tony Award. The Alliance has hosted more than 100 original productions, including the notable premieres of The Color Purple and The Last Night of Ballyhoo.
One of the only venues in the nation offering both visual and performing arts, the Woodruff Arts Center is home to several highly-acclaimed cultural institutions, including the Alliance Theatre, Atlantic Symphony Orchestra, and the High Museum of Art.
The former home of Pulitzer-Prize winner Margaret Mitchell, the Margaret Mitchell House is part of the Atlanta History Center in Midtown Atlanta. Known as Peggy Marsh to her friends, Mitchell wrote her award-winning novel, Gone With The Wind, at this location.
Developed along a former railway corridor, the Atlanta BeltLine is a multi-use trail system that links various parks and neighborhoods throughout the city. Discover numerous restaurants and public art displays along this 22-mile urban trail.
Learn about the past, present, and future of Coca-Cola at Atlanta's World of Coca-Cola. Discover more than 1,200 Coca-Cola artifacts, plus, sample an array of Coke products from around the world.
Take an exclusive, behind-the-scenes tour of the world headquarters of CNN. See how a live broadcast is produced, take an in-depth look at how the world’s largest news organization operates, and discover how CNN became the worldwide leader in news.
Home to world-classes exhibits and programming related to natural history, the family-friendly Fernbank Museum of Natural History bring together nature, history, science, and human culture.
With more than 8 million gallons of water, the Georgia Aquarium is the largest aquarium's in the nation and features more creatures than any other aquarium. Spend the day exploring interactive exhibits designed to inspire, entertain, and educate visitor's of all ages.
Home to the NBA's Atlanta Hawks and the WNBA's Atlanta Dream, the State Farm Arena hosts a variety of popular concerts, sporting events, and family-friendly events throughout the year.
Home to the MLB Atlanta Braves, Truist Park is Georgia's destination for baseball fun.
Constructed for the 1996 Summer Olympic Games hosted in Atlanta, Georgia, the Centennial Olympic Park is home to community events, concerts, festivals, and more.
Visit one of Atlanta's most popular and historic destinations, the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park. Tour the house where Dr. King was born, see the Ebenezer Baptist Church where Dr. King was baptized, and visit the tomb of Dr. and Mrs. King.
Discover the history of college football at the College Football Hall of Fame. Enjoy displays, interactive multimedia exhibits, and historic college football memorabilia at this popular Atlanta attraction.
Home of the NFL Atlanta Falcons and MLS Atlanta United FC, the Mercedes Benz Stadium hosts sporting events through the year, including the SEC Football Championship, the Chick-fil-A Bowl, the Bank of America Atlanta Football Classic, and more.
Make the most out of your visit to Georgia Tech with the help of the community Navigators at Renaissance Atlanta Midtown. From making arrangements to attend campus performances, sporting events, and special exhibits, our local Navigators can provide insider information about university events and campus resources.
Take a ride on the Tech Trolley and easily navigate from the nearby MARTA Midtown Station to the GT campus and other nearby destinations. Surrounded by dining, shopping, entertainment, and more, discover the best of Georgia Tech and the surrounding Midtown Atlanta neighborhood during your stay at Renaissance Atlanta Midtown.
Georgia Tech is always full of excitement on game day. From football, basketball, baseball, and softball, GT games bring together locals, students, and alumni alike. Just minutes away from the Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field, our Midtown Atlanta hotel welcomes Yellow Jacket fans and family.
From new student orientation to commencement, the community Navigators at Renaissance Atlanta Midtown can help coordinate important details, including directions to and around the Georgia Tech campus and making reservations for graduation celebrations or alumni reunions. No matter why you’re visiting Georgia Tech, Midtown Atlanta provides close proximity to campus, local dining, and entertainment.
Midtown Atlanta is home to some of the best places to eat in all of Atlanta! Join us at Rowdy Tiger Whiskey Bar & Kitchen right here at the Renaissance where you can enjoy a wonderful southern-inspired meal, or enjoy a concoction made by some of Atlanta’s favorite mixologists. Either way savor every moment!
Area Sightseeing
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Family & Children's Activities
Georgia Aquarium
1.0 Miles
World's largest aquarium filled with more than 100,000 aquatic animals.
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Center For Puppetry Arts
1.2 Miles
Long-standing puppetry museum with a variety of exhibits, performances, workshops & classes.
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The World of Coca-Cola
1.5 Miles
Learn the history; see the secret vault, interactive multi-media in the world of Coca-Cola!
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Fernbank Museum of Natural History
4.0 Miles
Home to some of the world's largest dinosaurs - it's a must-see!
Fitness
LA Fitness
0.1 Miles
Golf
Bobby Jones Golf Course3.4 Miles
Golf course with 9 holes and a revolutionary design, plus a par-3 course and an academy.
Swimming
Lake Lanier Beach
45.0 Miles
Yes. Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel offers a complimentary fitness center to hotel guests during their stay.
The fitness center includes equipment such as Cardiovascular Equipment, Elliptical Machine(s), Exercise Bike(s), Free Weights, Rowing Machine(s), Stair Climber(s), Strength Equipment, Treadmill(s), and Weight Machines, making it suitable for both quick workouts and full training sessions.
Five Iron Golf, Museum of Contemporary Art of Georgia (MOCA GA), Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum, The Atlanta History Center, The Children's Museum of Atlanta and more are nearby Renaissance Atlanta Midtown Hotel.