Downtown is Atlanta's primary business district and newest neighborhood. One-time prestigious office buildings and department stores are now loft apartments, restaurants, art galleries and shops. Underground Atlanta is located here.

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From the Fox Theatre to the Woodruff Arts Center, Midtown is the heart of the arts. Known for its vibrant and diverse residents and the city's largest green space, Piedmont Park, Midtown offers an eclectic blend of dining, culture and nightlife.

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This area built up around the Atlanta Steel compound of yesteryear is now a haven of warehouse shopping and fabulous restaurants. Residents have even started building homes and creating a loft district in this area, not far from Georgia Tech.

One of Atlanta's most prestigious neighborhoods, Buckhead is located north of Midtown and Downtown. Comprised of high-end homes from high-rise condos to the Governor's Mansion, the neighborhood also boasts upscale shopping and the Buckhead Village of 100 bars, restaurants and clubs.

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Atlanta's most bohemian district is the best place in town for vintage clothes and vinyl records. Great casual restaurants, pubs and theaters line the main streets of Moreland and Euclid Avenues.

Located just east of Piedmont Park, Virginia-Highland gets its name from the intersection of Virginia and North Highland avenues. Clusters of independent restaurants, boutique shopping and neighborhood spots like Blind Willie's blues club and Hand in Hand pub give this area its unique flavor.