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MINUTES FROM EVERYTHING400 ATLANTA HAS TO OFFER. Peachtree- Dekalb 285 Road Airport y 6 5 Peachtree 407 4 400 Brookhaven Buford HighwaDresden Drive 4 23 1 19 2 2 w Brookhaven q MARTA ★ 1 Station 285 3 1 7 9 Stone Mountain Park 41 Buckhead 85 75 Clairmont Avenue 8 285 41 85 r 3 6 407 s g y t Decatur h 75 Midtown e y r u d f 5 t 285 278 278 78 19 7 9 8 Atlanta Marriott Century Shopping o e Center/Emory Area a 278 i p Attractions Restaurants 20 q u w Complimentary parking and shuttle service to Brookhaven MARTA Station and within a 3 mile radius of hotel. 402 19 Downtown 20 Hartsfield-Jackson 285 Atlanta International Airport 20 407 75 Atlanta Zoo Turner Field ATLANTA MARRIOTT CENTURY CENTER/EMORY AREA 23 2000 Century Boulevard NE41 Atlanta, Georgia29 30345 Phone 404.325.0000 AtlantaMarriottCenturyCenter.com 85 19 FIND IT ALL WITHIN 10 MINUTES. Atlanta Marriott® Century Center/Emory Area is just minutes from all there is to see and do, with everything your group needs for a productive stay, and the Marriott service you know and love. BROOKHAVEN DOWNTOWN Home to Atlanta Marriott Century Center/Emory Area, this new neighborhood offers The premier destination for local entertainment and some of the region’s most charming shops, local restaurants and Brookhaven’s unique and friendly vibe. famous attractions. Restaurants Attractions/Landmarks 1 Hudson Grille 4 Kaleidoscope 7 Georgia Aquarium 10 Georgia Dome 4046 Peachtree Road 1410 Dresden Drive, #100 225 Baker Street NW 1 Georgia Dome Drive NW 404.233.0313 404.474.9600 404.581.4000 404.223.9200 HudsonGrille.com K-pub.com GeorgiaAquarium.org GAdome.com 2 Verde Taqueria 5 Noche 8 World of Coca-Cola 11 Philips Arena 1426 Dresden Drive 705 Town Boulevard NE, Suite Q310 121 Baker Street NW 1 Philips Drive 404.254.5319 404.364.9448 404.676.5151 404.878.3000 VerdeTacos.com H2sr.com/noche-brookhaven WorldofCoca-Cola.com PhilipsArena.com 3 Haven Restaurant 6 Olde Blind Dog 9 Centennial Olympic Park 12 Skyview Atlanta Ferris Wheel 1411 Dresden Drive NE, #160 705 Town Boulevard NE, Suite Q380 265 Park Avenue W Northwest 168 Luckie Street NW 404.969.0700 404.816.5739 404.223.4412 SkyviewAtlanta.com HavenRestaurant.com OldeBlindDog.com CentennialPark.com Restaurants BUCKHEAD Immerse yourself in an ultra chic environment. From stylish boutiques and 16 Thrive 19 Pittypat’s Porch awe-inspiring galleries to legendary shopping and dining, this is Atlanta at its finest. 101 Marietta Street 25 Andrew Young International 404.389.1000 Boulevard NW Attractions/Landmarks ThriveATL.com 404.525.8228 1 Atlanta History Center/Swan 3 Governor’s Mansion PittyPatsRestaurant.com 17 McCormick & Schmick’s Seafood Coach House 391 West Paces Ferry Road NW 190 Marietta Street NW 20 Ray’s In The City 130 West Paces Ferry Road NW 404.261.1776 404.521.1236 240 Peachtree Street NW 404.814.4000 Mansion.Georgia.gov/ MccormicksandSchmicks.com 404.524.9224 AtlantaHistoryCenter.com 4 Chastain Park Amphitheatre RaysRestaurants.com 18 Ruth’s Chris Steak House 2 LEGOLAND® 4469 Stella Dr. NW 267 Marietta Street 3500 Peachtree Road, Suite G-1 404.733.5000 404.223.6500 404.848.9252 ClassicChastain.com RuthsChris.net LegolandDiscoveryCenter.com/Atlanta Shopping MIDTOWN 1 Lenox Square 2 Phipps Plaza Explore a community at the heart of Atlanta’s artistic culture, where restaurants 3393 Peachtree Road NE 3500 Peachtree Road NE are the talk of the town, and nightlife is all the rage. 404.233.6767 404.261.7910 Attractions/Landmarks Simon.com/Mall/Lenox-Square Simon.com/Mall/Phipps-Plaza 13 Atlanta Botanical Gardens 15 High Museum of Art Restaurants 1345 Piedmont Avenue NE 1280 Peachtree Street NE 404.876.5859 404.733.4400 7 Buckhead Diner 10 Fogo de Chao AtlantaBotanicalGarden.org High.org 3073 Piedmont Road NE 3101 Piedmont Road NE 404.262.3336 404.266.9988 14 Piedmont Park 16 Fox Theatre BuckheadRestaurants.com/ FogoDeChao.com 400 Park Drive NE 660 Peachtree Street NE Buckhead-diner 404.875.7275 404.881.2100 11 Bones PiedmontPark.org FoxTheatre.org 8 Holeman & Finch Public House 3130 Piedmont Road NE 2277 Peachtree Road NE 404.237.2663 Shopping 404.948.1175 BonesRestaurant.com 3 Atlantic Station Holeman-Finch.com 1380 Atlantic Drive, Suite 14250 9 Atlanta Fish Market 404.733.1221 265 Pharr Road NE AtlanticStation.com/ 404.262.3165 Restaurants BuckheadRestaurants.com/Atlanta-fish-market 21 Park Tavern 24 Two Urban Licks 500 10th Street NE 820 Ralph McGill Boulevard NE DECATUR 404.249.0001 404.522.4622 Discover a charming community with it’s own subtle quirks, where walkable ParkTavern.com TwoUrbanLicks.com neighborhoods offer a variety of places to see, and friendly locals share plenty of smiles. 22 South City Kitchen 25 JCT Kitchen Attractions/Landmarks 1144 Crescent Avenue NE 1198 Howell Mill Road #18 5 Fernbank Museum of Natural History 6 Emory University/Hospital 404.873.7358 404.355.2252 767 Clifton Road NE 201 Dowman Drive SouthCityKitchen.com/midtown JCTKitchen.com 404.929.6300 404.727.6123 23 Mary Mac’s Tea Room FernbankMuseum.org Emory.edu 224 Ponce De Leon Avenue NE Restaurants 404.876.1800 12 Brick Store Pub 14 The Iberian Pig MaryMacs.com 125 E Court Square 121 Sycamore Street 404.687.0990 404.371.8800, BrickStorePub.com TheIberianPigATL.com 13 Cakes & Ales 15 Farm Burger 155 Sycamore Street 410 W Ponce De Leon Avenue 404.377.7994 404.378.5077 CakesAndAleRestaurant.com FarmBurger.net.
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