your5best | ATLANTA, GEORGIA Drone Video Tour @freshishealthy | Uploaded July 2019 | Updated October 2024, 1 hour ago.
Stone Mountain Park + Atlanta Botanical Garden + Piedmont Park + Bank of America Plaza + Atlanta Downtown at Sunset!
Stone Mountain: A dome-shaped isolated rock hill called a monadnock sitting sixteen hundred eighty feet above sea level with stunning views of the lakes below. Its north face features the largest relief carving in the world - 158 by 76 feet, recessed 42 feet into the mountain of confederate leaders Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and Stonewall Jackson each sitting upon their respective horses, Blackjack, Traveler and Little Sorrel. Despite a controversial past, thousands of people gather each summer night for Stone Mountain Park’s laser show.
Botanical Garden: For more than 40 years, this 30-acre indoor and outdoor monument of landscape architecture has wowed visitors with horticultural masterpieces. Past the breathtaking Japanese garden you’ll find the entrance to the Dorothy Chapman Conservatory – a 16,000 square feet exhibit of more than 1,000 species. The Children’s garden features whimsical sculptures, fountains, educational exhibits and plenty of unforgettable and Instragramable sights.
Piedmont Park: Just 4 miles north of downtown Atlanta is the city’s most-visited green space with courts and fields for tennis, baseball, soccer, volleyball, and basketball. It houses Atlanta’s largest dog park and dog training recreational areas. Multiple fitness and playground areas surround Atlanta’s best place to beat the heat: the famous Piedmont Park Conservancy’s Aquatic Center and Pools – The waters host more than 100,000 guests each year.
Bank of America Plaza: Completed after only 14 months of construction, the Bank of America Plaza is the tallest building in any state capital and 16th tallest building in the U.S. Its peak holds a 90-feet tall obelisk spire plated in 23-karat gold. The 55 stories below make up 1.3 million square feet and contain a health club, salon, and food hall. After the great recession caused foreclosure in 2016, the new owners installed high-tech office spaces to revitalize the landmark.
Downtown Atlanta: These four-square miles offer incredible views of one of America’s busiest districts which contains headquarters for Georgia State University, College Football Hall of Fame, World of Coca Cola, Georgia Aquarium and the Center for Civil and Human Rights. Hosting the ‘96 Olympic Games transformed Atlanta which now houses more than 5.6 million people, the 9th largest U.S. metropolitan area.
Stone Mountain Park + Atlanta Botanical Garden + Piedmont Park + Bank of America Plaza + Atlanta Downtown at Sunset!
Stone Mountain: A dome-shaped isolated rock hill called a monadnock sitting sixteen hundred eighty feet above sea level with stunning views of the lakes below. Its north face features the largest relief carving in the world - 158 by 76 feet, recessed 42 feet into the mountain of confederate leaders Jefferson Davis, Robert E. Lee, and Stonewall Jackson each sitting upon their respective horses, Blackjack, Traveler and Little Sorrel. Despite a controversial past, thousands of people gather each summer night for Stone Mountain Park’s laser show.
Botanical Garden: For more than 40 years, this 30-acre indoor and outdoor monument of landscape architecture has wowed visitors with horticultural masterpieces. Past the breathtaking Japanese garden you’ll find the entrance to the Dorothy Chapman Conservatory – a 16,000 square feet exhibit of more than 1,000 species. The Children’s garden features whimsical sculptures, fountains, educational exhibits and plenty of unforgettable and Instragramable sights.
Piedmont Park: Just 4 miles north of downtown Atlanta is the city’s most-visited green space with courts and fields for tennis, baseball, soccer, volleyball, and basketball. It houses Atlanta’s largest dog park and dog training recreational areas. Multiple fitness and playground areas surround Atlanta’s best place to beat the heat: the famous Piedmont Park Conservancy’s Aquatic Center and Pools – The waters host more than 100,000 guests each year.
Bank of America Plaza: Completed after only 14 months of construction, the Bank of America Plaza is the tallest building in any state capital and 16th tallest building in the U.S. Its peak holds a 90-feet tall obelisk spire plated in 23-karat gold. The 55 stories below make up 1.3 million square feet and contain a health club, salon, and food hall. After the great recession caused foreclosure in 2016, the new owners installed high-tech office spaces to revitalize the landmark.
Downtown Atlanta: These four-square miles offer incredible views of one of America’s busiest districts which contains headquarters for Georgia State University, College Football Hall of Fame, World of Coca Cola, Georgia Aquarium and the Center for Civil and Human Rights. Hosting the ‘96 Olympic Games transformed Atlanta which now houses more than 5.6 million people, the 9th largest U.S. metropolitan area.
