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BUCKHEAD. One of Atlanta's favorite shopping destinations, this upscale mall boasts wide, well-lit corridors and some of the nation's most well-known retailers. In fact, more than 250 businesses occupy the mall, ensuring that you'll never go away empty-handed. Among the anchors are Neiman Marcus, Bloomingdale's and Macy's. Other familiar tenants include Brooks Brothers, Polo by Ralph Lauren, Ann Taylor, Burberry, Hermes, Louis Vuitton, and Kate Spade. A food court, full-service restaurants, and a movie theater are available as well.
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BUCKHEAD. A lovely interior and a clutch of exclusive shops render this elegant shopping center one of Atlanta's most fashionable. Just across from Lenox Square (which is accessible via a complimentary shuttle), Phipps Plaza shelters such singular shops as Tiffany & Co., Caswell-Massey, A|X Armani Exchange, Versace, Max Mara, Cache Luxe and Giorgio Armani. Other, more standard venues can also be found, along with restaurants that offer either counter or table service. Anchored by Nordstrom, Parisian, and Saks Fifth Avenue. A 14-screen movie theater is available as well. 100+ shops.
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DUNWOODY. When you need a one-stop destination for goods of all kinds, this busy mall more than suffices. Inside, you'll find a selection of top-notch department stores, including Nordstrom, Bloomingdale's, Dillard's and Macy's. They're joined by such prominent staples as Abercrombie & Fitch, Anthropologie, Crate & Barrel, Gap, J. Crew, Sephora, Nine West, Victoria's Secret, and Z Gallerie. Snack vendors, a food court, and sit-down restaurants also find a place in the mall. 195 retailers.
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MARIETTA. If you're in Marietta and are hoping to while away a few hours shopping, this outdoor complex offers plenty of opportunity. Approximately 50 shops promise the best of upscale retail shopping, and you're certain to find a bargain or two in the process. Among the occupants you'll encounter are Banana Republic, Gap, Harry and David, Pottery Barn, Williams-Sonoma, Borders, and Bed, Bath & Beyond.
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VIRGINIA HIGHLAND. This chic neighborhood near Midtown boasts beautiful 1920s and 1930s homes that have been renovated and updated. Many of Atlanta's top restaurants and bars are located along tree-lined Highland Avenue, and it's second only to Buckhead for evening activities. This section manages to combine the thriving growth and excitement of Buckhead with a friendly, charming vibe. Travel down Highland and you'll discover pockets of restaurants, bars, and specialty stores scattered along the way. Near Piedmont Park.
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MIDTOWN. Pushing the envelopes of urban renewal and multi-use development, Atlantic Station stands poised to emerge as one of the nation's most dynamic districts. Reasons to visit this red-brick "city unto itself" are legion: Popular specialty stores like West Elm and Banana Republic stand alongside busy eateries like The Grape, California Pizza Kitchen, and Claddagh Irish Pub. There's also a 16-screen Regal Cinema, a grocery store, and the first IKEA in the Southeast. Atlantic Station is much more than an open-air shopping center, though, thanks to park areas, wide pedestrian-only corridors, and plenty of luxury lofts and apartments. Heck, the place even has its own zip code!
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VININGS. Offering shopping with a touch of Southern charm, this open-air shopping center serves as the Vinings' unofficial "city center." The village was conceived in the mid-80s, and the developers went to great lengths to ensure that its buildings matched the architectural style of the area's historic homes. Adding to the village's sense of place are old fashioned street lanterns, a clock tower, brick sidewalks and attractive greenspaces. Among the retailers who keep shops here are Banana Republic, Ann Taylor, White House/Black Market and Antiques of Vinings.
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DOWNTOWN. The Underground is one of Atlanta's most popular destinations for locals and visitors alike. Tucked away one level below ground, the complex offers a multitude of shops, eateries, and clubs. Chain stores and local shops help comprise the 100+ businesses that occupy this area where the city was born. Specialty and souvenir shops are particularly prominent, although clothing venues and food vendors can also be found. The mall enjoys a great location near Centennial Olympic Park and Turner Field (home of the Atlanta Braves). MARTA: Five Points Station
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LAWRENCEVILLE. This vibrant, colorful outlet mall is affiliated with the Discover Card, whose members receive such special perks as bottled water, two-way radios for mall use, and gift boxes. More than 200 venues offer a wealth of discount shopping. Among them are Eddie Bauer, Jones New York, Liz Claiborne, Kenneth Cole, Skechers, Neiman Marcus Last Call, and Zales. Also on the premises are a skateboarders' park, an 18-screen movie theater, sit-down restaurants, and a food court.
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DECATUR. Convenient to Emory and the DeKalb Medical Center, the North DeKalb Mall is an enclosed structure that offers a comfortable, year 'round shopping experience. Wide, well-lighted corridors afford easy access to its 80-plus specialty shops, which in turn represent a wide range of prices and styles. The mall is anchored on one end by Macy's and on the other by a 16-screen AMC theater, ensuring that there's always plenty of ways to while away an afternoon spent here.
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