Metro Atlanta

===Professional sports teams===
{{see also|Sports in Atlanta}}

{| class="wikitable sortable" 
|-
!Club
!Sport
!League
!Venue
!City
!Since
!Titles
|-
|[[Atlanta Braves]]
|[[Baseball]]
|[[Major League Baseball]] 
|[[Truist Park]] 
|[[Cumberland, Georgia|Cumberland]]
| 1966
|2 ([[1995 World Series|1995]], [[2021 World Series|2021]])
|-
|[[Gwinnett Stripers]]
|[[Baseball]]
| [[International League]] [[Triple-A (baseball)|(AAA)]] 
|[[Coolray Field]]
| Lawrenceville
| 2009
|
|-
|[[Atlanta Falcons]]
|[[American football]]
|[[National Football League]] 
|[[Mercedes-Benz Stadium]] 
| Atlanta
| 1966
| 
|-
|[[Atlanta Gladiators]]
|[[Ice hockey]]
|[[ECHL]]
|[[Gas South Arena]] 
| Duluth
| 2003
|
|-
|[[Atlanta Hawks]]
|[[Basketball]]
|[[National Basketball Association]] 
|[[State Farm Arena (Atlanta)|State Farm Arena]] 
| Atlanta
| 1968
|
|-
|[[Atlanta Dream]]
|[[Basketball]]
|[[Women's National Basketball Association]] 
|[[Gateway Center Arena]] 
| College Park
| 2008
| 
|-
|[[College Park Skyhawks]]
|[[Basketball]]
|[[NBA G League]]
|[[Gateway Center Arena]]
|[[College Park, Georgia|College Park]]
| 2019
|
|-
|[[Atlanta United FC]]
|[[Association football|Soccer]]
|[[Major League Soccer]]
|[[Mercedes-Benz Stadium]]
| Atlanta 
| 2017
|1 ([[MLS Cup 2018|2018]])
|-
|-
|[[Atlanta United 2]]
|[[Association football|Soccer]]
|[[MLS Next Pro]]
|[[Fifth Third Bank Stadium]]
| Kennesaw 
| 2017
|
|-
|}

Former teams include the [[Atlanta Flames]] (now [[Calgary Flames]]) and [[Atlanta Thrashers]] (now [[Winnipeg Jets]]), both of the [[National Hockey League]].

Atlanta also plays host to one [[NASCAR Cup Series]] race each year at [[Atlanta Motor Speedway]].

The Atlanta metropolitan area is also home to three [[Division I (NCAA)|NCAA Division I]] programs, with the [[Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets]] and [[Georgia State Panthers]] in Atlanta proper and the [[Kennesaw State Owls]] in [[Kennesaw, Georgia|Kennesaw]]. Both Georgia Tech and Georgia State are members of the [[NCAA Division I Football Bowl Subdivision|Football Bowl Subdivision]] in the [[Atlantic Coast Conference]] and [[Sun Belt Conference]], respectively, while Kennesaw State is a member of the [[ASUN Conference]] in the [[NCAA Division I Football Championship Subdivision|Football Championship Subdivision]]; however, Kennesaw State accepted an invitation to move up to the FBS level from [[Conference USA]] starting in 2024. 

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