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Flying out of Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL), one of the busiest airports in the world, can be a smooth experience if you plan ahead. Here’s what you should know:
1. Arrive Early
Timing: Arrive 2-3 hours before your flight, especially during peak travel times or holidays. ATL is large, and navigating security lines, parking, and train transfers can take time.
2. Parking Options
ATL offers a variety of parking options, including on-site hourly and daily lots, economy lots, and ParkATL Reserve for guaranteed spaces. Off-site parking lots often provide shuttles to the terminal and can be more cost-effective.
3. Security Checkpoints
ATL has multiple TSA checkpoints spread across Terminals North and South. Check which checkpoint is best for your airline. Consider using TSA PreCheck or CLEAR to expedite the process.
4. Transportation Between Terminals
The Plane Train runs underground between all concourses and terminals. It’s the fastest way to move through the airport. Walking is also an option, as the concourses are connected by underground walkways.
5. Dining and Shopping
ATL boasts a wide range of dining options, from local favorites like Chick-fil-A and Paschal’s to upscale restaurants. Duty-free shops, boutiques, and convenience stores are located in all concourses.
6. Wi-Fi and Amenities
Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the airport. Travelers can also take advantage of amenities such as nursing pods, relaxation areas, and the Delta Sky Club lounges if eligible.
7. Check Flight Status
Use the airport’s official app or website to track your flight’s status, gate changes, or delays. Alerts can help you adjust your timing if needed.
8. Transportation to/from the Airport
Options include MARTA trains, ride-sharing services, taxis, and shuttles. MARTA’s Red and Gold lines connect directly to the Domestic Terminal, making it a convenient and affordable option.
Public Transit (MARTA)
- Details: MARTA trains are a quick and cost-effective way to travel between the airport and Atlanta. The Red and Gold lines connect the airport directly to downtown and other areas.
- Cost: $2.50 per ride, with discounts for frequent riders or those with Breeze cards.
- Location: The MARTA station is inside the Domestic Terminal, near baggage claim.
- Timing: Trains run every 10-20 minutes, depending on the time of day.
Ride-Sharing Services
- Services: Lyft, Uber, and other rideshare companies operate at ATL.
- Pick-Up Zones: Rideshare pickups are in designated areas at both Domestic and International Terminals. Follow signs or use the app for directions.
- Cost: Varies based on distance and demand; expect a range from $20-$50 for most city destinations.
Taxis
- Availability: Taxi stands are located outside both terminals.
- Flat Rates: Some trips, such as to downtown Atlanta, may have flat rates (e.g., ~$30).
- Convenience: No need for pre-booking; just queue at the stand.
Airport Shuttles
- Shared Shuttles: Companies like Atlanta Airport Shuttle provide shared rides to hotels and other destinations.
- Cost: Typically $16-$35 per person, depending on the distance.
- Advance Booking: Recommended for efficiency.
9. International Travelers
International flights typically depart from Concourse F in the Maynard H. Jackson Jr. International Terminal. Allow extra time for customs and security checks.
10. Special Services
If you require assistance, ATL provides accessibility services, including wheelchair support, visual and hearing aids, and a sensory room for passengers with autism.
By planning ahead and familiarizing yourself with the airport’s layout and services, you can make your travel experience out of ATL smooth and stress-free.
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Ever been to a bamboo forest in a metropolitan area is a rare thing. But it’s one of Atlanta’s hidden gems. The bucolic scene, located in Sandy Springs, may put you in the mind of Japan or another Asian country, but the bamboo forest is right here in good ol’ Georgia.
If you’re planning on visiting, this article will tell you what to know before you go to the bamboo forest located at the East Palisades portion of the area’s national park.
What Is The Bamboo Forest at East Palisades?
The Bamboo Forest at East Palisades is a part of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area. If you’re feeling adventurous, walking to the forest is the way to go.
Spanning nearly 4 miles in a loop, the bamboo forest is one of the best trails in the Atlanta area. It typically takes about 1 hour and 38 minutes to finish.
This area is popular for hiking, running, and walking, so expect to see other outdoor enthusiasts. The trail is open year-round and offers beautiful scenery. Leashed dogs are welcome to join you on your adventure.
When we entered the bamboo forest, it took about 2o minutes to walk there after entering the Chattahoochee River National Park Area. We took a lot of pictures and heard rushing water in the background.
How Much Does It Cost To Enter the Bamboo Forest?
Because the bamboo forest is a part of the Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area, you’ll need to pay the per-person fee to enter. At the time of this writing, an annual pass was $40 and a day pass was $5. Visit recreation.gov/ for the latest fee information.
Where Is The Bamboo Forest at East Palisades?
The bamboo forest at East Palisades is located at East Palisades Unit – Indian Trail, 1425 Indian Trail NW, Sandy Springs, GA 30327. Here’s a map to help you find it.
You can get to the bamboo forest via the East Palisades Trail, but there is more than one way to access it. Another entrance is at 4058 Whitewater Creek Rd NW Atlanta, Ga. 30327.
How Long Is the Hike To the Bamboo Forest in Atlanta?
The hike of the bamboo forest at East Palisades is approximately 3.9 miles. Once you get moving, you’ll find that it is mildly challenging in certain parts, but overall, it’s not that bad of a trek.
Final Word
The bamboo forest is an amazing sight to behold. We’re so glad it’s only about 25 minutes outside Atlanta, which means we can drive there easily.
Are you an outdoors fan? Check out these parks to walk or jog in.
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Atlanta is a nature lover’s dream when you think about its ample canopy, mountainous areas and fair share of lush greenery all around.
No matter if you’re looking for Atlanta running trails or a nice place to barbecue with family and friends, these nature reserves around Atlanta are beautiful to visit.
Right at your doorstep, you may find the perfect nature escape. Here are a few suggestions:
Piedmont Park
Address: 400 Park Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30306
Description: Located in the heart of Atlanta, Piedmont Park offers a serene escape with its vast green spaces, walking trails, and beautiful lake. It’s a popular spot for picnics, jogging, bird watching, and various outdoor activities.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
1345 Piedmont Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
The Atlanta Botanical Garden is a beautiful 30-acre botanical garden located close to Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta. It features a Children’s Garden, various plant collections, and exhibits. The garden also hosts special events and art exhibitions.
Fernbank Forest
Address: 767 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30307 Located behind the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Atlanta, Fernbank Forest offers outdoor nature adventures. Visitors can explore the trails and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The forest is part of the Fernbank Museum of Natural History, adding to the overall educational and immersive experience.
Chattahoochee Nature Center
9135 Willeo Rd, Roswell, GA 30075
The Chattahoochee Nature Center is a private, non-profit environmental education facility located in Roswell, Georgia. Situated along the Chattahoochee River, it offers a diverse range of ecosystems for visitors to explore. With woodland trails, gardens, and educational exhibits, visitors can learn about local wildlife, engage in bird watching, or even embark on a canoe trip along the river. The nature centerplaces a strong emphasis on educational outreach, utilizing live flora and fauna to enhance the learning experience for its visitors.
Stone Mountain Park
Spread across over 3,200 acres of natural beauty, Stone Mountain Park offers a plethora of outdoor recreational activities, seasonal family-friendly attractions, and a range of on-site lodging options, ensuring a seamless experience of staying where you play!
The park boasts a colossal granite mountain, enveloping it with hiking trails, a scenic railroad, a sky ride, and an enchanting laser light show during evenings. This awe-inspiring park is built around the world’s largest piece of exposed granite, adding to its unique and captivating allure.Big Trees Forest Preserve
7645 Roswell Rd NE, Sandy Springs, GA 30350
Big Trees Forest Preserve is a hidden gem that offers a serene escape within the city. It features hiking trails through a lush forest with impressive old-growth trees, providing a peaceful and tranquil environment.
This 30-acre nature preserve has a network of signed trails in a scenic streamside setting, offering a refreshing change of scenery. Additionally, this 31-acre park serves as a plant and wildlife sanctuary and features nature trails, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the beauty of nature.Peachtree Creek Greenway
Multiple access points along the trail. The Peachtree Creek Greenway is a developing trail system that follows the path of Peachtree Creek. It provides a scenic route for walking, jogging, and biking, with future plans for additional green spaces and amenities.
Atlanta Beltline
The Atlanta BeltLine is a transformative project that repurposes abandoned railway corridors into a 22-mile loop of multi-use trails, connecting 1,300 acres of public parks and linking neighborhoods together. It provides an ideal setting for activities such as jogging, biking, and inline skating. The 2.25-mile Eastside Trail is a favorite section, offering picturesque skyline views, captivating public art installations, and convenient access to parks and attractions.
Arabia Mountain
Address: 3787 Klondike Rd, Lithonia, GA 30038 Located within the Davidson-Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve, Arabia Mountain offers unique rock formations, stunning wildflower fields, and serene lakes. Visitors can hike, bike, or simply enjoy the tranquil surroundings and diverse wildlife. It is conveniently situated just east of Atlanta along I-20. With its dominating granite outcrops, Arabia Mountain presents a wealth of natural wonders, a rich history, and exhilarating recreational opportunities.
Sweetwater Creek State Park
1750 Mt Vernon Rd, Lithia Springs, GA 30122
Address: 1750 Mt Vernon Rd, Lithia Springs, GA 30122 Situated on the outskirts of Atlanta, Sweetwater Creek State Park is known for its picturesque landscapes and the historic ruins of a textile mill. The park offers hiking trails, fishing spots, and opportunities for kayaking and canoeing. It is located just miles from downtown Atlanta and is named after Sweetwater Creek, which runs through it.
Final Word
These natural retreats offer a range of experiences for nature lovers, outdoor enthusiasts, and families looking to enjoy the beauty of Atlanta’s surroundings.
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With the cooler temperatures hitting Atlanta, you might be ready for some indoor (and some outdoor) activities and recreation perfect for the kiddos and whole family this time of year.
If you’re looking for some great activities to do with younger ones, this article will tell you everything you need to know. You’ll enjoy the many recreational things to do, which you can engage in with your whole family.
Things To Do This Winter In And Around Atlanta, Georgia
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Don’t forget that the autumn is the perfect time for families to get out on the town and into the cool Georgia air for a good time. Here the most fun things to do in Georgia with your kids in the fall.
City Fun
There’s nothing like having fun in the city. Besides downtown and Midtown, there are plenty of kid-friendly and family-oriented things to get into in Atlanta.
1. Titanic Immersive Experience
Check out the Titanic in Atlanta, an an immersive expedition to the depths of the infamous ship’s history. You’ll see life-sized recreations of rooms, immersive video animations, and 3D views place you onboard the ship as a passenger. Get tickets.
2. Atlanta Black History Tour
Learn America’s history through the struggle as you see key landmarks and spots in the community. Book now.
3. Slomoo Experience
Sloomoo Institute – Atlanta offers a transformative world of touch, sound, scent, and sight that awakens your spirit with creative fun. Get tickets.
4. Rent A Scooter
Photo by Denniz Futalan from Pexels Want to have some fun with the whole family? Why not go to one of the city’s beautiful greenspaces and rent a scooter? Here’s how to rent a scooter.
5. Take A Movie Tour
Photo credit: Georgia Department of Film & Development Atlanta is the #1 moviemaking spot in the world. Take your kids to see some of the sites around town where their favorite movie was filmed. Lights, camera, action!
6. Go Kart Racing
Love NASCAR driving? Take a trip to Andretti’s to let the kids race around the track.
7. Visit LEGOLand Discovery Center
In the heart of Buckhead, let your child enjoy an oasis of LEGO at LEGOLand Discovery Center in Phipps Plaza.
8. Ride The Skyview Ferris Wheel
Does your kid love heights? Towering nearly 20 stories above Centennial Park, the SkyView Ferris wheel features 42 climate-controlled gondolas.
9. Visit The Children’s Museum Of Atlanta
Photo credit: Youtube.com One of the must-visit places for kids in Atlanta is the Children’s Museum. Check out the hours here.
10. Visit Ponce City Market
Kids love Ponce City Market, and with so many goodies like ice cream parlors, burger joints and candy stalls, it loves them back. Plan your trip.
11. Fernbank Museum
Is your kid into dinosaurs? If so, then Fernbank Museum is definitely a must-visit. See Fernbank’s hours here.
12. Georgia Aquarium
The Georgia Aquarium has several new exhibitions that cater to little ones. Here’s all you need to know before you go.
13. Play In The Park
Atlanta has plenty of beautiful parks with swings, playgrounds at more. One of the best is Piedmont Park, which encompasses several acres. Check out Atlanta parks.
14. Visit The Martin Luther King Center
The Martin Luther King Center for NonViolent Social Change is a great place to visit for some educational fun. Plan your visit.
15. Tour The World Of Coca-Cola
One of the most state-of-the-art museums in Atlanta, is the World of Coca-Cola. Get a full history of the world’s most famous cola between tastings. Plan your trip.
16. Have Fun At Centennial Olympic Park
Children love the waterworks at Centennial Park in downtown Atlanta. After all the fun, don’t forget to grab a bite downtown.
Farm Fun
Now let’s check out some farms around metro Atlanta that your kids will absolutely love to visit. You take a tour and pick fruits and eat natural treats on site.
16. Drive Up To Big Springs Farm
2100 Sugar Pike Rd, Woodstock, GA 30188 |(678) 899-3900
Big Springs Farm in Woodstock has a vast pumpkin patch that has events such as a harvest festival and tractor show out there.Here’s what one Google reviewer says aobut Big Springs Farm: “So much fun! Def a must do in Fall. The candles are a great gift and beautiful assortment of pumpkins. Bouncy house and play bulls for kiddos. Loved the farms animals. Super sweet and will let you pet them.”17. Find Your Way Through A Corn Maze
Photo credit: Jesse Gardner @plasticmind / Unsplash True, corn is not a major crop in Georgia, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t corn mazes in the metro area.18. Tour Sleepy Hollow Farm
628 Sleepy Hollow Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127 | (770) 880-8846
Sleepy Hollow Farm in Powder Springs is a family-owned farm that offers escape rooms, hopper cabins and more for a good time.
Here’s what one Google reviewer says about Sleepy Hollow Farm: “Took my 10 year old brother and we had a blast today! The staff was very friendly and farm was very cute the kids could pet the goats and the little play ground was my brothers favorite. I was a little worried because of the reviews but I think for the money it’s fantastic. I don’t think it’s the most entertaining for just adults but if you have kids with you you’ll enjoy it.”
19. Take A Tour of Southern Belle Farm
1658 Turner Church Rd, McDonough, GA 30252 | (770) 288-2582
Southern Belle Farm is about 40 minutes south of Atlanta and offers some great fruit picking and harvest events centered around pumpkins, berries and more.Here’s what one Google reviewer says about Southern Belle Farm: “I love this farm, I always go here for strawberry and peach picking. I enjoyed the farm here, just 35-40 minutes from Downtown ATLANTA. The place is cleaned and well maintained. The lovely peach orchard. Good place to get some photos too. I had a good time here.”20. Go For A Hay Ride
If you don’t think hay rides are fun, you haven’t been on the right hay ride. Here are some places to do hay rides in and around Atlanta:21. Visit The Animal Safari
Wild Animal Safari boasts more than 75 species spread out over 500 acres and your kids will love it. too.
22. Go Apple-Picking
If you’re looking forward to making some apple pie or cobbler, pick some apples at Georgia orchards. Here are the best apple orchards in Georgia.
23. Pick Some Pumpkins
A number of Georgia farms have pumpkin patches that allow you to stock up on some gourds. Here are the best pumpkin patches in Georgia.
Nature Fun
Being outside is one of the true joys of Georgia. Even in the winter, as long as you buckle up, you can have a ball.
24. Have Some Foliage Fun
Into foliage fun? Take a road trip around some sites where the beautiful tree canopy has dazzling leaf colors. What’s better than watching the leaves turn colors in fall?
25. Visit Zoo Atlanta
Some of the best wildlife you’ll see is housed right here at Zoo Atlanta. There’s pandas, silverback gorillas and more. Plan your trip.
26. Take In A Festival
Photo credit: VibrantMachine / Pexels Fall festivals celebrating culture, art, food and more are plentiful this time of year. Check out these fall festivals.
27. Kayak Down The Chattahoochee River
Some children love the water, while others love to hate it. In any case, they’ll love to canoe or kayak at the Chattahoochee Nature Center. Get tickets at Canoe With CNC.
28. Hit The Trails
Photo credit: Andrew Ridley via Unsplash The big advantage that autumn has over the other seasons is that it’s cooler so you can stand being outside longer. You also get to take in the brilliant colors of the leaves. And nowhere is this more apparent than on a trail.
You can find some great trails in all the major metropolitan counties surrounding Atlanta. Here are some great ones.
29. Hike a Mountain
You can hike Stone Mountain in about an hour’s time and it won’t burn you out. Kennesaw Mountain is more of a trek, but there are numerous places. Here are some mountains near Atlanta.
30. Take A Trip On The Trolley
Want to see the sights around downtown Atlanta? Grab the whole family and just take a ride on the Peachtree Trolley. Plan your trip.
31. Visit The Selfie Museum
116 Centennial Olympic Park Dr SW
Photo credit: Instagram What do you know about the Selfie Museum in Atlanta? It’s a great place to take the kids and more. Here’s what you need to know if you’re interested in going.
Here’s everything you need to know before you go.
Final Word
The cold weather may bring some of the older folks inside, but children love the chill! It’s exactly because they have no chill that you need to find cool things for your kids to do this week and weekend in Atlanta.
To have fun with your kids, don’t be afraid to explore Georgia and all its natural wonder.
If nothing else, you can always take drive around 285 and look at the new buildings going up. Spend some time with your kids and take them out to eat free of charge.
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Atlanta, being a growing tech hub and business center, offers a variety of remote job opportunities across different industries. Are you in the remote job market? Keep reading to see opportunities.
In this article, we’ll show you some work-from-home jobs available in Atlanta, Georgia, but also elsewhere across the United States.
The remote job landscape is constantly evolving, but some categories consistently experience high demand and growth. Here are some of the top remote job categories to consider in 2024:
- Customer service and support: With online customer interactions increasing, remote customer service representatives and support specialists are in high demand.
- Healthcare and medical: Telehealth and remote patient monitoring create opportunities for remote healthcare professionals like nurses, therapists, and administrative staff.
- Social marketing: From writing and editing for social media management, skilled content marketers can find plenty of remote opportunities across various industries.
- Digital marketing: Remote roles in search engine optimization (SEO), pay-per-click (PPC) advertising, and social media marketing are in high demand for online business growth.
- Online instructors and tutors: The rise of online learning platforms creates opportunities for remote instructors and tutors to teach various subjects at all levels.
Another thing, before we get started: These jobs have all been vetted as being legit.
Best Work From Home Jobs In Atlanta, Georgia Right Now
The #1 work-from-home job in Atlanta and Georgia is customer service representative. This position can take many forms, including remote call center work as well as technical assistance for phone companies, catalogs, infomercials, etc.
Digital Marketing Jobs
- Cell Site Engineer | Verizon
- Marketing Technology Director | TransAmerica
- Digital Account Manager | 10Up
Remote Customer Service Jobs
- Customer Support Analyst — Cority
- Business Analyst Coordinator — UnitedHealth
- Content Marketing Associate — DTC
- Senior Customer Success Manager — Trellix
- LiveOps is hiring customer service representatives. Pay is 15.00 per hour for Agent to $30.33 per hour for Receptionist/Administrative Assistant.
- Fiber Customer Support Manager | Verizon
- Customer Service Rep | Verizon
- Customer Care Rep with TransAmerica.
- Customer Development Manager at Colgate-Palmolive.
- Account Manager at Colgate-Palmolive.
- Bairesdev is also hiring for a Customer Care Representative.
Read Our List Of The Best Work-From-Home Customer Service Jobs
Amazon Jobs
- Senior Penetration Testing Engineer (Remote)
- Architectural Design Manager (Remote)
- Senior Partner Sales Manager (Remote)
Health Care and Medical Remote Jobs
- Epic multiple Jobs are available with United Health Group.
- Reimbursement Specialist for Better Health.
- AlthenaHealth has a remote position for Modeling Associate.
- Apply for more remote jobs at AthenaHealth.
Remote Social Media Jobs
- Paid Social Media Manager at Whalar.
- Social Content Creator at Social Element.
- Social Media Community Moderator at Social Factor.
- Social Media Content Creator at AIS Media.
Here are some jobs hiring social media specialists right now
Remote Online Tutors and Instructor Jobs
You’d be surprised how many jobs are out there for translators online. The Princeton Review is hiring for a Online Tutors. They have other remote jobs as well.
These type of jobs only require that you be fluent in English, so you won’t have to worry about learning the student’s language. The only thing that is mandatory is that you have a working computer with a camera.
Here are some of the top companies hiring English translators:
Verizon
Wireless cell phone provider Verizon is hiring for several remote positions right now. View these work-from-home Verizon customer service jobs.
OutPlex is also hiring remote workers for customer service.
Virtual assistants are in high demand because large metropolitan areas are full of small businesses that need clerical and administrative work done.
The best way to find work as a virtual assistant is to have a capable smartphone, laptop and high-speed internet so that you can handle the tasks that need to be done.
Virtual assistants aren’t just limited to small businesses, major companies in fields such as health care, technical, creative services and the movie business all have a need.
How much do they make? Virtual assistants can make anywhere from $25,000 to $75,000, depending on the scale and length of the project(s).
Here are some jobs hiring for tech support right now
How To Find The Highest-Paying Work From Home Jobs in Atlanta, Georgia
Many of the jobs mentioned earlier have both full- and part-time positions. But you may be looking for the high-paying remote jobs. Here are the best-paying work from home jobs in Atlanta:
Here are some links to find stay-at-home jobs that pay well on job websites (Click on the sites below and you’ll automatically be taken to the exact search query):
- Indeed.com work-from-home jobs
- SimplyHired.com work-from-home jobs
- CareerBuilder.com work-from-home jobs
- Monster.com work-from-home jobs
Many stay-at-home jobs ask that you have certain equipment relevant to the job. Here are the best websites to find work from home works.
Here Are The Best Work From Home Jobs Based On Pay /Hour
- Customer service rep — $17 an hour
- Online jobs — $18 to $24 an hour
- Data entry — $15 to $35 an hour
- Amazon — $17 an hour
- Sales Agent — $17 an hour
- Clixsense — $17 an hour
- Graphic Designer — $30 an hour
Work From Home Websites
Here are some of the best websites to find work-from-home jobs:
Final Word
Remote work allows employees to work from anywhere with an internet connection, offering flexibility in location and schedule. This can be a major benefit for people who value travel, have family commitments, or simply prefer to avoid the daily commute.
Are you looking for a change in “scenery” at the job? And when we say scenery, we mean your home? Start the new year off right with a remote job that pays well.
Working from home is one of the best ways to counter the stress of a fast-paced work environment. Countless numbers of people, from new mothers and more, enjoy work from home jobs.
Not only can these type of jobs allow you to set your own schedule, but studies have shown that remote workers are actually more productive. In other words, what’s not to love??
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Atlanta has diverse neighborhoods, each with its own vibe. Whether you prefer the bustling city life in Midtown, the historic charm of Inman Park, or the family-friendly atmosphere of Brookhaven, your neighborhood choice affects your daily experience.
What Neighborhood Should You Live in in Atlanta?
Choosing the right neighborhood in Atlanta depends on your lifestyle, preferences, and priorities. If you work in downtown Atlanta, that would have some bearing on where you’ll want to live. If you live out in the ‘burbs, then things will be different.
Atlanta has several neighborhoods known for their high property values and luxurious amenities. If you’re thinking about relocating or moving to Atlanta, you’ll need to know about them.
Some of the most expensive neighborhoods include:Buckhead
Often referred to as the “Beverly Hills of the South,” Buckhead features upscale homes, high-end boutiques, and exclusive dining options.
As of 2024, average home prices in the Buckhead section of Atlanta are as follows:
- Median Listing Home Price: Approximately $599,900
- Median Sold Home Price: Ranges around $625,000 to $702,243 depending on the month and specific areas within Buckhead.
- Average Sale Price: Reached around $1,714,416, a notable increase from previous years.
Check out the best things to do in Buckhead.
Brookhaven
Although it’s a city and not a neighborhood, Brookhaven is known for its suburban feel with proximity to Georgia’s largest city. Brookhaven boasts large homes and a vibrant community atmosphere.
The average home prices in the Brookhaven section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $678,000.
- Median Listing Home Price: About $680,000.
- Average Home Value: Approximately $692,283.
Check the cool things to do and see in Brookhaven.
Virginia-Highland
A trendy neighborhood characterized by its historic homes and vibrant social scene, Virginia-Highland attracts those seeking a mix of charm and modern living.
As of 2023, the average home prices in the Virginia-Highland section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $775,000, which represents a decrease of about 20.1% compared to the previous year.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $987,500.
- Average Home Value: Approximately $881,775, showing a slight increase of about 4.0% from the past year.
Druid Hills
Renowned for its classic architecture and lush greenery, Druid Hills is home to many historic houses and a prominent golf club.
The average home prices in the Druid Hills section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $820,000, reflecting a slight increase of 3.2% from the previous year.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $900,000.
- Average Home Value: About $686,890, showing a growth of around 1.7% over the past year.
Inman Park
As one of Atlanta’s first suburbs, Inman Park features stunning Victorian homes and is celebrated for its parks and cultural events.
As of 2023, the average home prices in the Inman Park section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $1,150,000.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $1,199,000.
- Average Home Value: About $968,000, indicating a slight increase from previous years.
Midtown
Combining urban living with luxury, Midtown offers high-rise condominiums and proximity to cultural institutions and parks.
The average home prices in the Midtown section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $650,000.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $698,500.
- Average Home Value: About $600,000, reflecting an increase compared to previous years.
Check out the best things to do in Midtown.
Morningside-Lenox Park
This neighborhood is known for its beautiful homes, tree-lined streets, and family-friendly atmosphere.
These neighborhoods are not only known for high real estate prices but also for their amenities, schools, and community involvement.The average home prices in the Morningside section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $1,190,000.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $1,299,000.
- Average Home Value: About $1,045,000, showing a steady increase in recent years.
Final Word
Atlanta home prices can vary significantly based on specific neighborhoods and other factors, so it’s advisable to consult local real estate listings for the most current data.
Different areas have varying safety records. And Atlanta is made up of zones. Researching neighborhoods helps you find a community that feels secure and welcoming, which is essential for your peace of mind.
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There’s a reason why Atlanta’s highways are congested around the clock: A lot of people are passing through. That makes when your guests come in from out of town, they’re looking for something to do in Atlanta.
Here are some of the best spots to take out-of-town guests (so that they say good things about Atlanta).
Where Can I Take Friends and Family in Atlanta?
Atlanta is full of unique and exciting spots to take your guests, whether they’re visiting for the first time or are familiar with the city.
Perhaps they don’t want to be all touristy, and see all the monuments and what not, where can you take them? Well, there are actually several spots that out-of-towners seem to love.
Here are the best Atlanta attractions to see:
Painted Pickle
279 Ottley Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 (404) 253-1115
Have a (pickle) ball by going to the Painted Pickle, a bar/restaurant with indoor pickleball courts. Wanna dance? They’ve also got live music.
Atlanta Ferris Wheel
In downtown Atlanta, there’s a ferris wheel that lights up the sky at night. Skyview has been up and running for a few years now and it’s a wonderful spot to go with a friend or significant other.
While you’re downtown Atlanta, check out these places to eat.
Starlite Drive-in Movie Theater
The Starlite drive-in movie theater on Moreland Avenue on the east side continues to be one of the best Atlanta attractions for many visitors and transplants that have made the city their home.
Of course, Atlanta’s best-kept secrets and obscure attractions can’t all be solitary places — we’ve gotta eat. So let’s talk about some “why don’t more people know about these”-type restaurants.
Check out the best movie theaters in Atlanta.
Mary Mac’s Tea Room
224 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308
While this is not technically a soul food joint, you couldn’t tell that to James Brown, who used to frequent the place upon his stops to Atlanta (his picture among other celebs, hangs on the wall). With one of the most expansive menus in the city, Mary Mac’s is soul food translated through a wholly Southern lens. People from Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana and other parts of the South can find what they need right here on Ponce. Faves include the cookie-colored fried green tomatoes and Chicken Fried Chicken with white pepper gravy.
Check out Atlanta’s best Southern restaurants.
World of Coca-Cola
You’ve never seen Coke like this. Taste more than 100 international and domestic Coca-Cola beverages as you explore Atlanta’s World of Coca-Cola with captivating movies and photo ops with the iconic Coca-Cola Polar Bear. Get tickets.
The Beautiful Restaurant
2260 Cascade Rd SW, Atlanta, GA 30311
Legendary in the West End, the Beautiful restaurant is known for its faithful breakfast and no-frills Southern food. If you need a dependable spot to eat, it’s The Beautiful. Faves include the fried catfish and beef oxtails over rice.
Love collard greens and corn bread? Check out the best soul food spots in Atlanta.
Paschal’s
180 Northside Dr SW #B, Atlanta, GA 30313
Intl Airport, Concourse B, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta, N Terminal Rd Suite T120, Atlanta, GA 30320
Known as the kitchen of the civil rights movement, Paschals has had the most continuous success of any soul food joint in the city. The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr., Ralph David Abernathy and Hosea Williams all planned protests in the back room while collard greens and corn bread baked only feet away from them. Today, Paschal’s has morphed into a mid-upscale eatery with a cosmopolitan clientele. But it still has some of the meanest soul food in the ATL. Best dishes include Gulf shrimp, chicken and Andouille as well as the Caribbean Fish Tacos.
Check out our guide on the best soul food spots in Atlanta.
Oakland Cemetery
Photo credit: youtube.com Perhaps the most entertaining cemetery in the nation, Oakland Cemetery is more than a memorial place, it’s a who’s who of Atlanta and Georgia’s dearly departed. It’s also one of the best Atlanta attractions. Who knew that being in a graveyard could be so fun and exciting? The 1850s-era site has voice-recorded tours of Atlanta’s most notable people as well as Confederate veterans and famous African-Americans. 248 Oakland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312.
Piedmont Park
The city’s preeminent park, Piedmont Park in Midtown Atlanta is the perfect place to job, walk or just chill on the green grass. The park is one of the main Atlanta attractions because it has a pristine pond, a huge running track, sprawling jogging paths, basketball courts, dog parks and more. 400 Park Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30306.Fernbank Museum of Natural History
Photo credit: Youtube.com If you or a family member is a science geek, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History in Druid Hills has it all: dinosaurs, skeletal models and a comprehensive exhibit spread our over a three-story, sky-lit great hall. Talk about fun things to do: Every third Friday, there’s a dance party you don’t want to miss. 767 Clifton Rd, Atlanta, GA 30307.
Georgia Aquarium
Photo credit: Youtube.com Come to downtown Atlanta to see more than 120,000 animals of the sea. The Georgia Aquarium is one of the world’s largest aquariums, with tons of seasonal and permanent exhibits, interactive galleries & fun activities for kids and adults alike. 225 Baker St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313.
Explore Atlanta at your own pace
Cool events are year-round in the city. Every Atlanta weekend has something cool to do. The city has a thriving cultural, food, sports and music scene, with venues like the Tabernacle and the Fox Theatre hosting concerts and shows throughout the year.
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So you feel the need to get outside to take advantage of this beautiful weather. We’ve got just the things to do, matter if it’s a month from now or this weekend.
If you want to leave Atlanta, say 20-30 miles in either direction, you’ll enter the great outdoors. Huge canopy trees, waterfalls, mountains and rivers that snake for miles and miles.
Here Are Things To Do Outside In Atlanta
All the outdoorsy adventure you could want is right there, and some of it is free or cheap. This article is going to show you some of the best fun things to do outdoors inside and outside Atlanta.
But if you want to stray from 285 a bit, here are several cool outings that you can get into with your BFF, significant other or your family and it will be free or be pretty cheap.
Run Through A Corn Maze
Take the family or friends just outside Atlanta to a corn maze for some awesome outdoors fun. Here are some of the best corn mazes near Atlanta.
Go On A Wild Animal Safari
If you want to see zebras, big cats and the whole wild nines, there’s no better place than Wild Animal Safari.
From the comfort of your own vehicle, you can travel through the 3.5-mile drive experiencing hundreds of animals you’d see in different spots around the world.
At Wild Animal Safari, many of the animals will come right up to your vehicle for a greeting. That means you could find yourself up close with a bison, camel, a watusi, a zebra.
How Much Does Wild Animal Safari Cost?
Prices for Wild Animal Safari range from around $25 to $29 per individual. Here is a price breakdown:
Admission Gate Price Online Price Adult – Single Admission $29 Seniors – 65+ $24 Children (3 – 12) $24 Toddlers (2 & Under) Free Wild Animal Safari charges $5.25 a bag for animal food.
Wild Animal Safari boasts more than 75 species spread out over 500 acres and your kids will love it. too.
Date Night River Trips
If you’ve ever wanted to be on the water with the one you love, you can do it right here in metro Atlanta. As a matter of fact, you can hit the waves at the Chattahoochee Nature Center 9135 Willeo Rd, Roswell, Georgia 30075. Tickets go fast for Canoe With CNC events, so act with haste.
Atlanta Beltline Walks
Running and walking the Beltline has become one of the city’s most fun activities. It’s also one of our best places for an early morning jog in Atlanta.
If you can wake up early, you can come join an REI Outdoor School Instructor and other like-minded adventurers on a morning hike watching the sun rise over the city of Atlanta.
You will see Atlanta from a different perspective while learning a few tips to make hiking more comfortable. You’ll have so much fun making new friends and soaking in the views that you won’t even notice you are getting some great exercise too!
This is an invigorating way to start your day and take in the colorful art installations. Hiking in the morning will boost your energy level and increase your ability to focus throughout the day.
Climb Stone Mountain
Stone Mountain is the largest landmark in Georgia. Located in DeKalb County, the mountain provides some of the best views in the metro Atlanta area.
You can easily climb it in about an hour at an even pace. According to Atlanta Magazine, climbing at sundown is pretty awesome. “The granite is surprisingly bright in the dark, and reasonably fit adults should be able to finish the trek in about half an hour,” the writer says.
Take A Self-Guided Tour Of Oakland Cemetery
The historic cemetery just east of Atlanta’s center has a literal who’s who of Atlanta and Georgia nobility, and it’s all there to see. If you’ve got a pair of walking shoes and want to see the names behind Atlanta history, you don’t need a tour guide (Although their audio tours are great). The cemetery is located at 248 Oakland Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 and is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. during the week.
Visit Centennial Olympic Park
Centennial Park located in the center of downtown Atlanta rose at the height of the city’s resurgence on the national scene. Gifted with the 1996 Summer Games, Atlanta build up and build out and never looked back. Today, the most visible vestige of that momentous time still stands with Centennial Olympic Park.
Want to get out in downtown Atlanta? Tour the grounds and see water spouts that delight the kids, historic markers and red clay bricks that mark the philanthropic effort the area’s families engaged in to make the city a winner.
Ride The Skyview Ferris Wheel
A heartbeat away from the Olympic Park landmark is one of the newest attractions downtown, the Skyview Ferris Wheel.
Towering nearly 20 stories above Centennial Park, the SkyView Ferris wheel features 42 climate-controlled gondolas.
How Much Does The Skyview Ferris Wheel Cost?
If you’re wondering how much does the Skyview Ferris Wheel costs, here are the prices:
- Adults pay $14.50 plus tax
- Seniors (65+) pay $12.50 plus tax
- Children pay $9.50 plus tax
- Kids under age 2 are FREE
Guided Swamp Tours
About four hours from Atlanta, you can tour some of Georgia’s most swampy waters in Waycross, Georgia. There in the Okefenokee Swamp Park, visitors will be instantly transported into a prehistoric environment, populated by living dinosaurs – alligators. Tour routes may vary with water levels, weather, and wildlife activity.
Every tour is different as each guide brings his or her own perspective to your swamp experience. Most of our guides have family roots in the Okefenokee, they were born and raised here, and several have been leading swamp trips for 30 years or more. Here’s the price of admission.
Visit Great Wolf Lodge
This indoor water park is about an hour from Atlanta in LaGrange, but it’s worth the drive. At Great Wolf Lodge, there are tons of kids activities to engage in, from Storytime to the Camp H.O.W.L. Kids Club to the Lunch Lineup and more. There’s also shopping and dining at several restaurants and stores on the lodge.
Here are directions from Atlanta to Great Wolf Lodge in LaGrange, Georgia.
You can save 25% when you stay two or more nights at Great Wolf Lodge. Also, you can save 50% when you book more than 60 days out! Read more.
Walk Up Amicalola Falls
Don’t go chasing waterfalls, at least not unless it’s the Amicalola, which is Cherokee for “tumbling waters.” The falls are comprised of seven cascades at Amicalola Falls State Park. At 729 feet, it is the tallest waterfall in the state.
Located in the Northeast Georgia Mountains north of Dawsonville, the park and falls are a perfect family destination for the adventure set.
Here are some other Georgia state parks to visit.
Atlanta Botanical Garden
Known as that fancy schmancy place where cool people have weddings and dinner parties, Atlanta Botanical Gardens is one of the most beautiful venues in Atlanta. Everywhere you look, there’s lush greenery and blooms. Spread out across 30 acres in Piedmont Park, Atlanta Botanical Garden has special events on the regular and is a great place to catch some fresh air and admire nature’s beauty.
Go Fishing
Photo by Berkan Encelek from Pexels If you have your fishing license, visit one of Georgia’s lakes and go fishing. Here are the top spots to go fishing in Georgia.
Know of any other cool spots in metro Atlanta or Georgia? Let us know in the comments.
Final Word
Believe it or not, a lot of people still haven’t ventured outside much in more than two years. Are you ready to enjoy Atlanta’s great outdoors? There are a lot of fun things to do and sights to see!
Explore Atlanta At Your Own Pace
First, to find all the good things happening in the city this week, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. The Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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Fall weather is the perfect time to get outdoors in the cool sun in Georgia. If you love barn fires, pumpkins, sweet potato pie, hay rides and more, check these autumn activities out.
In this article, I’m going to show you the best fall festivals to attend in Georgia. Let’s jump right into the fun.
Here Are The Best Georgia Fall Festivals
In this article, we’ll look at some of the best Georgia festivals you can attend this fall.
Atlanta Fall Wine Festival
Photo credit: Atlanta Wine Festivals The Atlanta Fall Wine Festival is happening Nov. 16 in Old Fourth Ward just across the street from Ponce City Market (whoohoo!) and it runs from1 pm-5 pm.
Atlanta Mimosa Festival
Photo credit: Atlanta Mimosa Festival Food and drink have never looked more fun than at the Atlanta Mimosa Festival, which takes place this Oct. 19, 2024 in October in Georgia’s biggest city.
Date & Time:
- Session 1: 12pm-4pm
- Session 2: 6pm-10pm
Location:
Old Fourth Ward Skate Park, 830 Willoughby Way NE, Atlanta, GA 30312
Atlanta Bourbon Festival
The Atlanta Bourbon Festival kicks off with lively spirits and cool music for attendees.
Date & Time:
Sat, Oct. 26, 2024
Location:
Guardian Works
755 Echo St NW, Atlanta, GAGrandiose Grape Wine Festival
The Grandiose Grape Wine Festival will take place in Roswell this fall. Come on out for some vino, live music and more. Learn more here.
Date & Time:
Sat, Nov 5, 2 PM – 5 PM
Location:
The Mill Kitchen and Bar, 590 Mimosa Blvd, Roswell, GAWild Georgia Shrimp Festival
– (Jekyll Island, GA) Shrimp & Grits: The Wild Georgia Shrimp Festival, November 3-4 2023
The Shrimp & Grits Festival is set for Saturday, Nov. 3 and 4, 2023 on Jekyll Island, Georgia. The Festival brings together some of the best food businesses on the coast and other parts of Georgia.
Date & Time:
- Friday, October 25 from 4–9 PM
- Saturday, October 26 from 10 AM–9 PM
Oktoberfest
Photo credit: Pixabay
When the weather starts to get a bit cool, throngs of people are going to flock to Helen, Georgia in North Georgia for Oktoberfest.
The Helen, Ga. Oktoberfest, the longest running such festival in the United States, goes from September 5 through October 27. Like its German counterpart, the celebrations are wildly different from weekday to weekend.
The Southern Hart Brewing Co. is also having an Oktoberfest event: HartOberfest Music & Craft Festival in Hartwell.
Date & Time:
October 19, 2024, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Location:
Carolina Street on Hartwell Mainstreet, Hartwell, Ga.
Johns Creek Arts Festival 2024
The Johns Creek Arts Festival is back Oct. 19 and 20 in the North Fulton city. It’s happening just off Medlock Bridge Road and features artists showing off their wares, including pottery, metalwork, folk art, glass, jewelry and more.
Taste & Brews Fall Fest
Taste & Brews Fall Fest comes to Canton, Ga., the second weekend in October. It features live music, and of course, brews and BBQ.
Date & Time:
Sat, October 12 and 13, 2024, 11:00 AM – 6:00 PM EDT
Location:
Etowah River Park 600 Brown Industrial Parkway Canton, GA 30114Taste of Soul Fest
Friends Fall Festival
The Friends Fall Festival and Pumpkin Painting is an annual event geared toward the entire family. Bring your own pumpkin & make pumpkin art, games & food at Tumlin Park!
Date & Time:
Sat, October 19, 2024, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM EDT
Location:
Tumlin Park 400 Chestnut Hill Road Southwest Marietta, GA 30064
Little 5 Points Halloween Festival and Parade
The Little 5 Points Halloween Festival & Parade is happening from Oct. 22 and 23. This year, there won’t be a parade. This event will still be just as fun. See the details.
Date & Time:
Saturday, October 22 and Sunday, October 23, 2022
Location:
The parade will creep down Austin and Moreland Avenue and end at Freedom Parkway in Atlanta.
Find a spot to watch on Moreland Ave!AJC Decatur Book Festival
The AJC Decatur Book Festival is back in-person this year after being virtual the last two years.
That means you are invited to gather with artists, authors, book lovers and more in person. The AJC Decatur Book Festival is scheduled for Saturday, October 1, at the First Baptist Church of Decatur.
Georgia Mountain Fall Fest
The Georgia Mountain Fall Fest kicks off October 8 and runs through the 16th. Come to Hiawassee, Georgia to experience the best in downhome arts and crafts, live music and great food. This year, the festival takes place at Georgia Mountain Fair Inc., 1311 Music Hall Dr..
Date & Time:Oct 7, 10 AM – Oct 15, 7 PMLocation:Georgia Mountain Fairgrounds1311 Music Hall RdHiawassee GA 30546Georgia State Fair
Come on down to Hampton, Georgia for the Georgia State Fair, which is set for Oct. 1 through 11. The kids can enjoy a petting zoo, rides, and races. Adults can enjoy the live music.
Time:
September 30, 2022 – October 9, 2022
Location
Atlanta Motor Speedway
1500 Tara Pl, Hampton, GA 30228
Fall Festival on Ponce
The Fall Festival on Ponce is set to be an arts and crafts bazaar with food and fun. The event is set for October 9 and 10 at Oak Grove Park.
Time:
Sun, Oct 9, 11 AM – 5 PM
Location:
Olmsted Linear Park 1788 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA
Braselton Antique and Artisan Festival
The Braselton Antique & Artisan Festival is set for Oct. 22-24. Attendees can shop arts and crafts, including furniture and woodwork. The festival will take place at 115 Harrison St Braselton Ga 30517.
Date & Time:
Friday, October 21, 2022 – 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Sunday, October 23, 2022, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Location:
Countryside Antiques
115 Harrison St Braselton Ga 30517.
Pumpkin Festival
If you love laser shows, live music and pumpkins, the Pumpkin Festival at Stone Mountain is a great event. The festival takes place through October 30, 2022.
Other Pumpkin Events Around Georgia:
- Pumpkin Patch Minis (Lawrenceville, Ga.) – Oct. 3
- Pumpkin Patch at Oakland Cemetery (Atlanta, Ga.) – Oct. 8 & 9, 2022
- Bremen Pumpkinfest (Bremen, Ga.)- Oct. 15
- Pumpkins at Callaway (Callaway Gardens) – Sept. 16-30
- The Great Pumpkin Fest (Canton, Ga.) – Oct. 22
Wild Rumpus Parade and Spectacle
The Wild Rumpus Parade & Spectacle happens every year in downtown Athens. This year, the event will happen on Saturday, October 29.
Chastain Park Arts Festival
The Chastain Park Arts Festival is slated for Saturday, Nov. 7 and 8, 2021 in Buckhead. The event is put on by the Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces. This two-day event will feature more than 200 fine local and regional artists and artisans set up along Park Drive in the park. Read more.
Time:
Saturday, November 5, 2022 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. through Sunday, November 6, 2022 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Location:
4469 Stella Dr NW Atlanta, GA 30342
Viva Tequila Festival
The Viva Tequila Festival is an annual celebration of Latin America’s favorite alcoholic drink. Held in Atlanta each year, this year’s event will be something special. Get tickets.
Date & Time:
Sun, November 6, 2022, 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM EST
Location:
West End – Monday Night Brewing Garage 933 Lee St SW , Atlanta, GA 30310
Georgia Farm Festivals
Photo credit: Frances Gunn / Unsplash If you want to visit a Georgia farm this year, festivals are a great recreational activity — they also provide food! Here are some farm festivals in Georgia you don’t want to miss.
- Apple Pickin’ Jubilee at Hillcrest Orchards — Through October 31, 2021
- Fall Fun at the Still Farm — Sept. 25 – Oct. 31, 2021
- Mitcham Farm Pumpkin Festival — Oct. 9 and 10, 2021
Final Word
For family and friends, there are a lot of fun things you can do with your family in Atlanta in North Georgia and across the state.
There are so many Atlanta events popping off every week it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest gatherings, Atlanta happenings, parties and more delivered to your inbox.
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A high-quality, natural-looking wig closely resembles real hair, making it nearly indistinguishable from your own. Whether it’s made of human hair or high-quality synthetic fibers, the texture, movement, and shine can give you a very authentic look.
This article will show you some of the best natural-looking wigs you can buy online.
What Are The Most Natural-Looking Wigs?
For wigs with the most natural look, opt for human hair rather than the synthetic variety. And make sure it’s a good brand. While synthetic wigs may be more durable, nothing beats the organic and real look of natural hairpieces.
Natural hair has some characteristics that make it a top choice: Bounce and the way it blows in the wind and hangs off the head are easy clues as to a wig’s authenticity.
What Is The Most Realistic Wig You Can Buy?
There are many realistic wig brands that specialize in realistic-looking hairpieces. What they all have in common is that they typically use lace front, hand-tied hair that comes from India, Asia or Europe and is 100% real.
Here Are The Best-Natural Looking Wigs For Sale
Glueless Human Hair Pre-Plucked Deep Part Lace Frontal
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Final Word
Natural-looking hair boosts confidence: Wearing a wig that looks like natural hair can boost your confidence, especially if you’re concerned about hair thinning or loss.
Many natural-looking wigs, especially human hair wigs, allow for heat styling with tools like curling irons and flat irons, giving you flexibility to change your look.
Wigs come in various lengths, textures, and colors, allowing you to try new hairstyles without committing to a haircut or color change.