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Marietta Square Shopping Center & Mall ·$$

Marietta Square is the town square and center of all creative and community events. The lush green surroundings, landscaped area and gleaming fountain make for a pleasant sight. It also has a toy train engine playground for kids to enjoy, while parents take a stroll around. However, highlight of the square is the Gazebo, that is an ideal background for your family photographs or wedding video. Evening Concert Series and Brown Bag Concerts, farmers market, public events, weddings and similar events are regularly held here.

Phone: (770) 429-1115

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Depot St NW and McNeel Aly NW

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  • Wed 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM

4 Depot St NW Marietta, GA 30060 ·399.69 mi

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Amenities

  • Accessible
  • Family friendly

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Sabrina C. 06/06/26

Busy Friday night but after dinner we wanted to sit for a bit and people watch. The Square did not disappoint! What a lovely choice. People of all ages and ethnicities gathering, sitting,...

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Antranise N. 07/11/26

Went to Marietta Square with my son after a day of vintage shopping for some great views, shops, food, drinks, and vibes. I love coming to this side of town to explore and teach on the history of...

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Mary C. 10/15/24

The Marietta Square is a destination! Cool events happen and lots of restaurants to choose from so you can spend an entire day! On my visit, I was lucky to be there for the free, Chalk Art...

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Michael I. 05/26/26

Mary the Square sucks! All they're interested in is billing you out of money. It's bad enough everything is overpriced. Then they're also gonna charge you to park! Driving around looking for...

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Bill W. 07/26/23

Located in the heart of Marietta, Marietta Square is actually named Glover Park after a prior mayor from the late 1800's who donated the land for the park. One stipulation what that he had to be...

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