Krog Street Market
FreeInman Park's 1920s stove-works food hall, ramen to barbecue, steps from the BeltLine and the mural-covered Krog Street Tunnel.

Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park is a sightseeing stop in Atlanta, GA, part of the Atlanta guide. Cost: free. Open year-round.
450 Auburn Ave NE · Atlanta, GA
Few places carry the weight of history like these blocks of Auburn Avenue: Dr. King's birth home, historic Ebenezer Baptist Church, and the reflecting pool where he and Coretta Scott King rest. The visitor center exhibits set the civil rights movement in vivid context. It's powerful, free, and essential to understanding Atlanta.
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