Duluth

Located about 30 miles northeast of Atlanta, Duluth is a vibrant and welcoming city that beautifully balances its rich Southern heritage with a dynamic, forward-thinking spirit. With a walkable downtown, lush parks, excellent schools, and a thriving dining scene, Duluth offers a high quality of life for residents of all ages.

Once a railroad town with roots in Cherokee history, Duluth has evolved into a multicultural hub with a small-town feel and big-city convenience. Whether you’re strolling through historic streets, catching a concert on the Town Green, or enjoying authentic Korean barbecue, Duluth’s blend of old and new creates a community as unique as it is livable.

What to Love

• A walkable, historic downtown with shops, restaurants, and year-round events
  
  

• Convenient access to Atlanta via I-85 and nearby transit options
  
  

• Abundant green spaces, trails, and parks for active lifestyles
  
  

• A diverse and global dining scene that reflects the city’s cultural richness
  
  

• Excellent schools and a strong sense of community
  
  

Local Lifestyle

Life in Duluth centers around connection—between neighbors, cultures, and generations. The community takes pride in its public art, cultural festivals, and welcoming atmosphere. Whether attending a summer concert on the Town Green, shopping at local markets, or hiking through McDaniel Farm Park, Duluth residents enjoy a well-rounded lifestyle that’s both active and inclusive.

Dining and Shopping

Duluth’s culinary offerings are as varied as its population. Local favorites include:

• O4W Pizza: A cult favorite known for its Grandma Pie and authentic East Coast-style pizza
  
  

• Maple Street Biscuit Company: A Southern-inspired eatery with a modern twist on breakfast and brunch staples
  
  

• Breakers Korean BBQ: A polished, interactive dining experience serving up marinated meats and Korean classics
  
  

• Sweet Octopus: A trendy food hall and bar offering Thai, poke, and more in a stylish downtown setting
  
  

Retail options in Duluth range from unique boutiques in the historic district to major shopping centers like Gwinnett Place Mall and Sugarloaf Mills, providing something for every style and budget.

Entertainment and Things to Do

From history buffs to nature lovers, Duluth has something for everyone:

• Southeastern Railway Museum: Explore Georgia’s official transportation museum, home to vintage railcars, buses, and memorabilia
  
  

• McDaniel Farm Park: A serene 1930s-era farmstead with walking trails, picnic areas, and historic buildings
  
  

• Shorty Howell Park: A 67-acre green space with athletic fields, lakeside trails, and playgrounds
  
  

• Town Green Amphitheater: The heart of downtown Duluth's event scene, featuring concerts, festivals, and outdoor movies
  
  

A Place to Call Home

Duluth offers a wide range of housing options, from established neighborhoods to new mixed-use developments. With top-rated schools in the Gwinnett County Public Schools system, including Duluth High School and Coleman Middle, it’s a popular choice for families.

The city also boasts a strong economy, with employers such as AGCO Corporation, Primerica, and numerous healthcare and tech companies providing stable job opportunities for professionals.