Centennial Olympic Park

This square is a large park in the middle of the street, free. You can stroll around when you have time, take photos at the Fifth Ring Road, etc. There is a Ferris wheel next to it, and the view of the surrounding buildings is pretty good. Then walk to the CNN headquarters in 5 minutes.

The Olympic Plaza is also a large building. The square itself is very historical. It is quite interesting to visit this place. You can see many Olympic facilities and projects. The interior of the square is also a large space where you can see a lot.

The Centennial Olympic Games were held in Atlanta, so this company has special significance. Although the park is not as big as the Olympic Park in Beijing, I personally think that this park is more fun, full of sports concepts, and there are many introductions to the history of the Olympics and the Atlanta Olympics.

Just next to the Coca-Cola World, the aquarium, by the way

The Olympic Square is free, but currently has some entrances blocked, lots of cars parked and some white sheds built, and is recently filmed with a story about an explosion during the 1996 Olympics. Every red floor tile on the square walkway is engraved with the names of athletes, there is a Ferris wheel opposite the park, children playing in the fountain, a peace!

I came here with friends on the evening of a charity event, a beautiful, huge space with interesting statues, rock parks, waterfalls and other attractions. Many of the trails are covered with bricks carved with the names of charity people, donated by supporters of the Atlanta Olympics. I especially like the decorative towers and the Olympic ring-shaped waterfalls. It is worth a walk.

The Centennial Olympic Park is a famous park in Atlanta. Children will like it very much. The park is very good. It is worth seeing. The scenery is good. Our generation's record about the Olympics starts from Atlanta. The Centennial Olympics stand on the square. It would be like going back to that era, although there are more black people, very friends.

The Olympic Square is located in the city center, surrounded by CNN, Coke World, Aquarium and Big Bowl Court. George Polytechnic is also about1-2 kilometers near the square. This area is also a tourist landmark under Atlanta, basically 1-2 days can play in this area.