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Escape the City and Discover Marietta

With its proximity to Downtown Atlanta, Marietta is the perfect destination for your next adventure. Discover the best ways to get here and, once you arrive, how to navigate our charming city to experience everything Marietta has to offer. Are you ready to explore Marietta?

Visit Marietta Destination Guide

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Visit us at the Marietta Welcome Center

Our operations are centered at the Marietta Welcome Center, housed in the historic Western and Atlantic Passenger Depot. Built in 1898, this classic brick structure exemplifies the charm of turn-of-the-century passenger depots and serves as a welcoming point for all visitors.

4 Depot Street NE
Marietta, GA 30060
770.429.1115

Plan Your Event

If you need help planning a family reunion at one of Marietta’s many local event spaces or preparing the perfect location for a corporate conference, we’d love to be a resource for you! Simply let us know what you need, and our staff will help you make connections, book your rental space and create lasting memories—all in Marietta!

Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

Planning your trip to Marietta? We’ve got you covered! Our FAQs section provides answers to common questions about things to do, places to stay, and more!

Where can I find parking in Marietta?

Parking in Marietta is convenient and accessible with several options available for visitors. The Marietta Square offers multiple parking decks and surface lots, including the Cobb County Parking Deck at 100 Cherokee Street and the Lawrence Street Deck at 205 Lawrence Street. Additionally, there are numerous metered street parking spots around the square and surrounding areas. Parking is generally affordable. Always check the signage for any time restrictions or fees. For special events, additional temporary parking may be available, so be sure to look for event-specific parking information.

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Marietta City maintains an impressive number of recreational facilities. Descriptions and maps are available at their website.

Yes, Marietta offers a variety of tours that cater to different interests. You can explore the rich history of the area with a self-guided tour that you can pick up at the Root House . For a spookier experience, try the Ghosts of Marietta tour, which offers a glimpse into the city’s haunted past. Additionally, there are food tours that showcase the diverse culinary delights of Marietta, and the Beer Bus.

Every year Marietta has the best events and festivals:

  • MLK Parade
  • Marietta the Gathering
  • Glover Park Concert Series
  • Taste of Marietta
  • May-Retta Daze
  • M2R TrailFest
  • Juneteenth Celebration
  • 4th in the Park
  • Art in the Park
  • Chalktoberfest
  • HarvestFest
  • Veterans Day Parade
  • Gobble Jog
  • Christmas Tree Lighting & Ugly Sweater Parade
  • Marietta Pilgrimage Christmas Home Tour
Visitors to downtown Marietta can walk around downtown sipping a cocktail, beer or wine, any time of the day. The drink must be 12 ounces or less, bought from a licensed establishment (restaurants, breweries, or bars) within the district and contained in a clear plastic cup.

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How to Get Here

Whether you will be driving, flying, or taking the train into Marietta, getting here is a breeze.

By Plane

Marietta is just 30 minutes north of the airport, and the fastest way to get to your Marietta destination is by car or Uber/Lyft/taxi/shuttle service available at the airport. Take I-285 W all the way to I-75N toward Marietta/Chattanooga. Take exit for Marietta.

By Car

Marietta is easily accessible from all points via I-75.
Get driving directions on Google Maps.

Northbound

If you’re driving north from Atlanta, take I-75N to Exit 263, South Marietta Parkway 120. At the exit, turn left and go west about five miles. Turn right onto Atlanta Street, and the Square is two blocks ahead.

Southbound
If you’re driving south from North Georgia, take I-75S to Exit 265, North Marietta Parkway 120. At the exit, turn right and go west about two miles. Turn left onto Church Street, and the Square is two blocks ahead.

The Marietta Square offers multiple parking decks and surface lots, including the Cobb County Parking Deck at 100 Cherokee Street and the Lawrence Street Deck at 205 Lawrence Street. Additionally, there are numerous metered street parking spots around the square and surrounding areas. Parking is generally affordable. Always check the signage for any time restrictions or fees. For special events, additional temporary parking may be available, so be sure to look for event-specific parking information. Check out your options for parking in Marietta here.