Turner Field

Turner Field is located in Atlanta, Georgia, USA. It is situated approximately three miles southeast of downtown Atlanta and serves an urban population that is part of the larger metropolitan area, known for its significance in business and culture. The stadium has a seating capacity of 49,586, primarily used for baseball.

Originally built as the Centennial Olympic Stadium for the 1996 Summer Olympics, Turner Field has been known as the home of the Atlanta Braves, a Major League Baseball team in the National League, since its conversion into a baseball stadium in 1997. The facility has hosted numerous baseball games, including multiple postseason matches and notable events throughout its operational history.

Turner Field has recently undergone various infrastructure updates to enhance accessibility and improve visitor experience. It is serviced by major roadways and public transportation options, including proximity to MARTA, Atlanta's public transit system, allowing for convenient access to and from the venue. The facility plays a critical economic role in the community by attracting tourism and hosting large-scale events.

While Turner Field was once the name of the facility, it has been known to some as the "Home of the Braves." There exists a Wikipedia page for Turner Field that provides more extensive information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turner_Field.