Slip underneath the city for shopping with a visit to an old underground train facility. Situated next to Georgia State University’s campus, Underground Atlanta is often filled with students entertaining themselves between classes – grabbing a bite to eat with a buddy or soothing themselves with retail therapy after a bad test grade. Underground Atlanta is a spot of the city where youth prevails and retail thrives. Most of the stores you’ll find at Underground are chains you can find anywhere else. Among the unique spots, there’s the World of Coke, Kenny’s Alley (a group of bars), Underground Caricatures, and Okoye’s Gallery to custom-make your own underground experience. Directly across Peachtree from where Underground Atlanta resides, you can find Five Points’ MARTA station – the heart of Atlanta’s mass transit system. MARTA is the way to go here, as parking is limited, especially during the summer when the area hosts free concerts. Above ground, historical site plaques sprinkle the area. Tours, such as Civil War to Civil Rights, are available. Along the course of the 45-minute tour, you’ll make ten stops where you’ll learn about the history of Underground Atlanta. It’s a great way to spend the day with your family. If you don’t have kids or you left them with grandma, you may be interested in the nightclub/bar scene. Underground Atlanta is the place to be, the new hot spot for clubbing. There are six fairly new clubs ranging from Latin dance to Irish pub for a steamy night of drinking and dancing. Late nights are one thing Atlanta’s all about.