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Are you planning a trip to the United States to visit Georgia? Here are the different areas to sleep in Atlanta during your stay!

Capital of Georgia, Atlanta is the most populous city of the state, located north. The Ninth United States agglomeration with 486,290 inhabitants and 5.88 million people in the urban area, Atlanta is one of the largest economic and demographic growth in the United States. Popular and lively, Atlanta is characterised by its skyscrapers but many forests and green spaces ring the city – if you have followed the Walking Dead series, you know that multiple scenes from the beginning of the series are shot in Atlanta and around -, in a mix of cultures, making the city one of the most pleasant and welcoming of the United States.

Are you looking for where to stay in Atlanta? It is located that Atlanta has a large offer of over 92,000 hotel rooms where to sleep near the centre and in many pleasant areas to live. The city also has a very vibrant cultural life and a must-see cultural heritage. Here to guide you a presentation of the neighborhoods where to stay in Atlanta.

Downtown

Downtown , it is the historical district as well as the business district – the CBD – the most active and central place to stay in Atlanta.

It contains all day and night activities to do. High buildings and skyscrapers catering the clouds by raising your eyes, wander through the countless shops and cultural infrastructure of the neighborhood: shopping malls, Centennial Park, the Coca-Cola Museum CNN's studios. The Apex Museum, the Fox Theatre , the Center for Civil and Human Rights (Centre for Human and Civil Rights) – Atlanta, hometown of Luther King is a city at the outpost of the struggle for Human Rights – and the Aquarium of Georgia -the largest in the world - are essential in the neighborhood. Not to be missed either, the Skyview of Atlanta, an attraction to see the city from the top of a great wheel. Besides, there is obviously a plethora of bars, cafes, restaurants and hotels where to stay in Downtown Atlanta. Be careful, staying in Downtown will be expensive!

Sweet Auburn

Sweet Auburn refers to a personality that everyone knows: bordering on the east of Dowtown, Sweet Auburn is the neighbourhood that saw the birth and living of the icon of the struggle for Human Rights and against Discrimination and Racism: Martin Luther King, born in Atlanta on 29 January 1929 and murdered in 1968. There are several monuments in tribute to Mr. Luther King, including Historical National Park of Martin Luther King Jr. and the eponymous museum. There are few hotels where to stay in Sweet Auburn.

Midtown

Midtown is a neighbourhood bordering Downtown, north. It is a very lively neighborhood attracting the rather bobo and trendy population of the city. There is the Georgia Institute of Technology campus, which attracts a young and ultra-qualified population. This helps to gentrify the neighborhood and make it a trendy and expensive area to stay in Atlanta.

To see and do in the neighborhood: the High Museum of Art Margaret Mitchell's house and the Center for Puppertry Arts. The Piedmont Park and its botanical garden, east of the neighborhood, are essential. To stroll around it for a while, this is where you have to go, around Lake Clara Meer and many amenities.

Buckhead

There, we start to be really far from the city centre of Atlanta. Choose to stay Buckhead If you don’t like the world’s groubling city centers and where all prices are 30% more because of a sempiteral law of supply and demand.

Buckhead is a residential area perched on the heights north of Atlanta, composed of Victorian-style houses, and large manor houses at the foot of vast wooded parks: it is not really the poorest population in the city who lives here! To find peace and feel like in the countryside, go to the Atlanta Memorial Park, Chastain Memorial Park North or Brookhaven Park. In this vast area, visit History Center a museum retracing the history of the city of slavery to the Second World War.