Things to do in Roswell

This 1839 Greek Revival estate showcases historic elegance with lush English gardens and a glass-enclosed ballroom. Book well in advance for weddings and events at this cherished piece of Roswell's heritage.

Historic 19th-century textile ruins blend industrial heritage with natural beauty along Vickery Creek. Wander the covered bridge and trails while listening to the soothing cascade of the waterfall dam.

This Greek Revival masterpiece showcases 19th-century Southern aristocracy through original family artefacts. Stroll through the only public antebellum gardens in Atlanta, surrounded by historic outbuildings.

This family-friendly oasis features interactive water sprays and fountains where children can splash and play. Relax in shaded seating areas while kids cool off during Georgia's warm summer months.

This charming 1839 square forms the historic heart of Roswell with its iconic bandstand and fountain. Enjoy seasonal festivals or spread a picnic blanket beneath mature trees while soaking in the peaceful atmosphere.

This preserved 1845 farmhouse offers an intimate glimpse into Southern plantation life through original family artefacts. Explore the historic outbuildings and gardens that tell the storey of Roswell's founding family.

Canton Street is just one of the places to see in Roswell, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels? While in this family-friendly area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.

Step back in time at these three antebellum homes showcasing Roswell's founding families and Southern history. Tour period rooms, stroll gardens, and discover Bulloch Hall where Theodore Roosevelt's mother once lived.