Atlanta, Georgia: The Great Fish
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- Address:
- 265 Pharr Rd NE, Atlanta, GA
- Directions:
- North side of the city. I-85 exit 87, then north on the Turner Parkway to exit 2, then west on Peachtree Rd, then left on Pharr Rd.
- Phone:
- 404-262-3165
- RA Rates:
- Worth a Detour
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65-foot-long bronze statue leaping from a comparatively tiny fountain next to the Atlanta Fish Market.
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This is a 65-foot-high greenish fish with its tail coming out of the ground. It is in front of a seafood restaurant, but don't park in the restaurant lot unless you want to pay a valet. We parked across the street and walked over to take the photo. The wires were in the way across the street. Busy road!
[Lauralei Knight, 09/22/2024]
Totally awesome and astonishing. Definitely worth a drive-by.
[Lauren Adasiak Cocilova, 01/27/2014]
It appears as though the Great Fish is beginning to turn into a bluegill. The bronze has begun to turn blue over the years.
[David, 11/01/2013]The Great Fish has been out in the weather since 1995. We prefer its oxidation to what would have happened to a real, 65-foot-long fish.
I like a tall tale as much as the next person, but I feel its important to present the facts to the public. The giant fish [reported in Georgia tips] is only 65 ft tall and is only bronze colored. For any of you that feel this correction takes the shine off of the this glorious monument, if you wait until christmas, it is festively adorned with a giant santa hat.
[Sarah, 01/24/1998]Page of 2 [Next 1 items]
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The 65-foot-long Great Fish has been astonishing visitors since 1995.