Virginia–Highland
United States
Virginia–Highland, an Atlanta neighborhood, links to 1381 places across 13 topics through 33 Bunkabop connections. Government and transportation lead the mix, with landmarks and nature close behind. It shares the most ties with Atlanta, Georgia, then Los Angeles, California and Midtown Atlanta. Local detail runs from the BeltLine Eastside Trail, which marks its western edge, to the Virginia–Highland Civic Association, founded in 1971 to defeat I-485. Ponce City Market, the former Sears building, sits adjacent.
Streetcars in Atlanta
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Druid Hills, Georgia | Westview, Atlanta
Eastside Trail
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Midtown Atlanta | Old Fourth Ward
Inman Park
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Midtown Atlanta | Southside (Birmingham) | Peoplestown
Midtown Atlanta
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Atlanta, Georgia | Buckhead | Mechanicsville, Atlanta
Morningside-Lenox Park
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Midtown Atlanta | North Druid Hills, Georgia | Piedmont Heights, Atlanta
Ponce City Market
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Midtown Atlanta | Midtown St. Louis | Old Fourth Ward
Black Entertainment Television
Connects Virginia–Highland to: East Harlem | Missouri City, Texas | Greeleyville, South Carolina
Atlanta Marathon
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Atlanta, Georgia | Piedmont
food hall
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Indianapolis, Indiana | Whittier, California | San Pedro, Los Angeles | Downtown Anaheim
liquor license
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Hamar, Norway | Santa Cruz, California | Bremerton, Washington | Asbury, Iowa | Hilltop, Minnesota
BeltLine
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Midtown Atlanta | Smyrna, Georgia | Old Fourth Ward | Pittsburgh, Atlanta | South Atlanta
infill
Connects Virginia–Highland to: Upper West Side | Santa Rosa, California | Lakeside Apartments District, Oakland, California | Bayview Village | North Meols