Atlanta’s neighborhoods are a great place to find antiques, art galleries and boutiques. Shopping neighborhoods include Little Five Points, Virginia-Highland, Buckhead, Midtown, the International Corridor on Buford Highway, Vinings, Marietta Square and Historic Roswell, to name a few.

Buckhead, just six miles north of downtown, is home to more than 1,400 retail stores.

Lenox Square and Phipps Plaza offer the most concentrated collection of upscale stores available anywhere in the city, including Barneys, Neiman Marcus, Tiffany & Co., Jil Sander, Gucci, Cartier, Burberry, Jimmy Choo and Louis Vuitton.

Miami Circle is home to more than 80 shops and galleries. Find museum-quality antiques, estate jewelry, rare book galleries, show rooms of unique lamps, lighting and chandeliers and other appealing items for collectors and bargain hunters.

Bennett Street boasts more than 50 different shops and galleries. What began as a supply path that linked Atlanta to the surrounding countryside during the Civil War, Bennett Street now offers some of the best antiques and art in Atlanta.

The Galleries of Peachtree Hills boasts 24 distinctive antique and art galleries. This luxury center is reminiscent of an antiques and art row, with the five-building complex designed in classical French style. The collectors, gallery owners and designers offer experienced service.


Atlantic Station in Midtown’s Westside, boasts more than 20 eateries and 30 retailers including H&M, Ann Taylor, Banana Republic, Bath and Body Works, DSW Shoe Warehouse, Dillard’s, Express, Gap, White House/Black Market and IKEA.


Located close together, these diverse neighborhoods are on the edge of downtown, full of art galleries, eclectic boutiques and chef-owned eateries. With an abundance of coffeehouses and nightlife options, these two neighborhoods also feature unique crafts, clothing and antique stores.