Grant Park Review

Grant Park is a park in honor of an engineer in Atlanta. The small park is quite fun, there are many free views, the plants are also very dense, and you can see a lot of natural resources display area.

Grant Park and nearby neighborhoods are named in honor of a civil engineer who built the Georgia Railway and was known as the "Father of Atlanta". The park is located near the city center and is the home of the Atlanta Zoo. Walk through the 1920s-30s style bungalows and Victorian homes and you can feel the rich historical atmosphere. The park has a large number of avenues and rolling stone hills to wash away the fatigue of your day's work. There are swings, swimming pools, basketball courts too. Bluebird Cafe, on the other end of the park, was recently named the best place to have breakfast by fashion magazine.

Grant Park is very good, the environment here is very good, there are flowers and plants everywhere, the temperature is very poetic, the air is not bad.

It is called the back garden of Atlanta, and the whole park covers a small area, but it is particularly delicate.

This park is named after a general who guarded Atlanta during the Civil War. The park environment is very beautiful, with many tourists, fresh air and flowers in full bloom. We strolled leisurely on the lake and grass. We were very happy!