Atlanta Facts
Atlanta area workers enjoy great opportunities to have a life outside the office. With a wide variety of affordable housing options and neighborhoods to choose from, matching your needs with your wants is easy.
Atlanta offers thousands of cultural, recreation and nightlife opportunities. In fact, some of the top names in rock, soul, R&B and even country music started out playing in Atlanta's clubs.
The local art scene thrives on the diversity of the population, and you are bound to find gallery, theatre or festival events occurring daily. Atlanta's visual arts scene ranges from major exhibitions to exciting gallery districts showcasing works by local, national and international artists. The city is alive with innovative concerts, original theatrical productions and traditional performing arts forms like ballet and opera.
Atlanta is also known as “The Sports Capital of the World” — home to teams representing all four major professional league sports and consistent host to major sporting events. Because of its many benefits, Atlanta is also home to many professional athletes who play for teams in other large cities. Atlantans also take advantage of the weather by enjoying outdoor activities like biking, running, golfing and hiking in the Appalachians year-round. With a diverse line-up of art, performing arts and sports, you will never be at a loss for something to do in Atlanta.
The Atlanta regional and branch office is located on Peachtree-Dunwoody Road in an office campus known as Embassy Row, located just north of I-284 and east of Georgia Route 400. This area is commonly called “North Perimeter” and offers easy access from any area of the city or suburbs.
There's always something happening in Atlanta!
To learn more visit the Websites for the City of Atlanta, the Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau, and Atlanta.com
