This National historic landmark was built in 1929 as a Shriners temple, but through most of its storied history it has served as Atlanta's premier theatrical venue. A marvel of Middle Eastern Revival architecture that spans a full city block, it is one of the largest theaters built in America during the golden age of the movies. Today, the theater maintains a steady schedule of Broadway shows, operas, symphonic performances and rock concerts. Tours are available, but the best way to experience the Fox is through a night on the town.

The Atlanta Preservation Center (http://www.preserveatlanta.com) offers walking tours of the theatre on Monday, Wednesday, Thursday at 10:00 a.m.; Saturday at 10:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. This tour, available year around, is subject to modification or cancellation due to special events or matinees. Meet beneath the marquee, 660 Peachtree Street. Reservations are strongly encouraged. [-] Less

This National historic landmark was built in 1929 as a Shriners temple, but through most of its storied history it has served as Atlanta's premier theatrical venue. A marvel of Middle Eastern Revival architecture that spans a full city block, it is one... More [+]