#driving

Driving through Downtown Atlanta , Mechanicsville, College Park and Union City Georgia

Big shout out to some of my favorite rappers and singers out of college park and throughout Georgia and a big shout out to Johnny’s chicken and waffles.

Downtown Atlanta

Downtown is the city’s busy central business district. At its heart is Centennial Olympic Park, with its centerpiece Fountain of Rings and regular lunchtime concerts. Nearby sights include the College Football Hall of Fame, the Georgia Aquarium and the Center for Civil and Human Rights, which has multimedia exhibits. There are several casual, studentfriendly eateries around the Georgia State University campus

College Park

College Park is a deep rooted genuine community with an individuality all its own. Thanks to the international terminal at the nation’s busiest airport, College Park is Atlanta's gateway to the world. The city offers the best of Southern hospitality in its city services, local restaurants, lodging accommodations, parks and recreation, and community events.

Union City

Close to Atlanta by distance, but with an attitude that’s miles away, Union City is the bedroom, the backstage, the peaceful retreat where rural Georgia meets Metro Atlanta. This modest city, fastgrowing yet intimate, combines the cultural, spiritual, educational, and economic opportunities of a large metropolis with the charm and seclusion of a small community. Perfectly balanced, it invites residents and visitors to enjoy a restful way of life just around the corner from the hustle and bustle of the big city.