Centennial Olympic Park Review

This square is a big park in the heart of the street, free. You can stroll around when you have time, take pictures on the five rings, etc. There is a Ferris wheel next to it, the scenery of the surrounding buildings is good, and then walk to CNN headquarters for 5 minutes.

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

The 100-year Olympics were held in Atlanta, so it makes sense for a company. Although the park is not as big as Beijing's Olympic Park, I personally think it is more fun, full of sports concepts, and there are many introductions to Olympic history and Atlanta Olympics.

A fun park that celebrates the Olympics right in the heart of downtown. Great open space to gather in.

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!