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Underground Atlanta

50 Upper Alabama St
Atlanta, GA 30303
(404) 523-2311
underground-atlanta.com
2.5 star rating based on 24 reviews
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Sun 11pm-6pm Mon-Sat 10am-9pm  
Status: Open  
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Historic site and retail mall by day, nightlife destination after

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Underground Atlanta offers unique shopping, dining, history and entertainment experiences for everyone.
Shopping at Underground Atlanta is like stepping back in time. Stroll down some of the original streets of old Atlanta and see what the more than 100 different stores have to offer. Whether you're shopping for clothing and accessories, a great gift for someone special or souvenirs to remember... more
Posted by Citysearch on April 13, 2009

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The intimate Le Clos is located in a 16th Century style French Chateau & Winery surrounded by lush vineyards. Serving contemporary French Cuisine at its finest exquisitely prepared and paired up with Chateau Elan wines.
Posted by 10best on January 13, 2008

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AtlanTIX, Atlanta's only half-price ticket booth offers tickets for same day shows only. It's located on the upper level of Underground.
Posted by Citysearch on April 28, 2009

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Taking advantage of a loophole that allows establishments that serve alcohol to stay open until 4am, a host of new nightlife venues at Underground Atlanta stay open later than most in the city.
Posted by Citysearch on April 28, 2009

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Park at Underground to board the Underground Atlanta/MARTA Braves Shuttle for a hassle free round-trip to Tuner Field.
Posted by Citysearch on April 28, 2009

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Historic site and retail mall by day, nightlife destination after dark.

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The Overview As the site of Atlanta's original downtown, the terminus of its first railroad, the fieriest of its Civil War flames, and the heart of its Victorian recovery, Underground Atlanta has the potential to be a premier historic site, but few tangible reminders of its history are left. The novelty of walking underground on old city streets is its best feature. Underground is... more
Posted by Erin Behan on April 13, 2009, (Edited July 31, 2005)

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Underground Atlanta is not as safe as locals say!!

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The first (and last) time we visited Underground Atlanta, our car was broken into in broad daylight. We parked in an open parking lot caddy corner to Johnny Rockets at around noon on a Sunday to do some shopping before the Braves game. A thief broke into our trunk by somehow popping the lock and took my backpack of clothes, my girlfriends purse and her laptop. I actually happened to stumble... more
Posted by Citysearch User on August 02, 2009

Underground Atlanta needs major improvement

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My 1st visit to Atlanta was in autumn 2007. My aunt & I were dropped off at The Underground by my local friends who recommended it to be the place to purchase souvenirs to take back home to Sydney, Australia. As tourists, we were disappointed to find out that most business's had closed and there weren't many choices of gift shops to browse & buy souvenirs plus there were limited choices of... more
Posted by Citysearch User on June 25, 2009

Wow stay away

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We drove around the Underground part of Atlanta fully expecting to get out and do some shopping because several internet sites recommended this as a great historic shopping area. This was at 5 - 6 pm, not yet dark out. There was NO WAY we were about to get out of the car. I am serious, there was a very very dangerous vibe to this part of town. It was crowded, police everywhere, people... more
Posted by jilmeri on April 13, 2009, (Edited March 21, 2009)
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