Free Museums in Atlanta

"The High Museum of Art is located in the arts district of Atlanta. This is the perfect place for those interested in arts, history and culture, as it combines all three in its variety of fascinating exhibitions and displays. You can look forward to a choice of exhibitions when you visit this museum, which dates back to the early 1900s."

"The High Museum of Art is one of the nation’s leading art museums with more than 17,000 pieces of art. You can find work by Monet, Ernst, Tournier and so much more. The collections include African art, European art, American art, and different kinds of folk art."

"The Coca Cola brand has become a household name both in the United States and around the world over the decades. Now you can learn all about the Coca Cola story with a visit to the wonderful World of Coca Cola in Atlanta. You will be able to look forward to a fascinating tour as you learn about the world of Coca Cola and of course there will be plenty of tasting to enjoy during your time there."

"For anyone who has ever wondered what Coca-Cola tastes like in every nation of the world, this is the place to go. One of the top attractions in Atlanta, a new museum was revamped and relocated in 2007 to house a larger collection of company paraphernalia. Sixty years of jingles, ads dating back to the 1800’s, and a 4-D movie experience are just a few of the things to experience here."

"Obligatory if you’re in Atlanta with kids, the Fernbank Museum of Natural History creates moments of wonder with its dinosaur skeletons, immersive encounters, hundreds of hands-on activities, fossils, life-sized whale replicas, five-storey 4K theatre and 65 acres of mature forest. “A Walk Through Time in Georgia” is a handy introduction to the state’s natural history, through 15 galleries using geological and fossil records to show what the landscape would have looked like over millions of years. Youngsters are sure to love the life-sizes bronze statues of dinosaurs outside at “Dinosaur Plaza”, and at “Giants of the Mesozoic” in the Great Hall you’ll be met by argentinosaurus, the largest dinosaur ever recorded, facing off against a 14.3-metre-long giganotosaurus."

"From the largest dinosaurs ever discovered, to the biggest movie screen in Atlanta, Fernbank Museum offers a world of adventure for all ages. Immersive, hands-on exhibitions make science, culture and natural history come alive in a big way!"

"Address: 275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30313. The Children’s Museum of Atlanta offers hours of hands-on fun and an unparalleled educational experience for kids. This kid-friendly paradise has exhibits exploring informative topics ranging from science and nutrition to creativity and engineering."

"275 Centennial Olympic Park Dr NWATL, GA 30313(404) 659-5437. From engineering to nutrition, the Children’s Museum of Atlanta features a wide range of exhibitions for curious kiddos. For a memorable visit, allow your children to show their paintings and creativity in the charming art studio."

"There’s much to love about this museum on Emory University’s main campus, some five miles north-east of Downtown. The Michael C. Carlos Museum holds the largest inventory of ancient art of any museum in the Southeast. The collections cover Ancient Egypt, Nubia, Greece, Rome, American pre-Columbian art, the Near East and Africa."

"571 South Kilgo Cir NEAtlanta, GA 30322, United States(404) 727-4282. Michael C. Carlo Museum was established in 1919 and is one of the first museums in the Southwest region of the country. It boasts of about ten mummies from the ancient city of Egypt."

"In the eastern suburb of Decatur, about 20 minutes from downtown Atlanta, the Waffle House Museum preserves the original location of the 24-hour, breakfast-all-day chain that now boasts more than 2,000 locations from coast to coast. The arrow on the bumblebee-colored signature sign points you to the restored restaurant and memorabilia-packed museum. See the chain’s original menus, place settings, uniforms, and more."

"Waffle Houses are a common sight in the United States and you can visit the original restaurant. At the small Waffle House Museum, you can step back in time and look through past uniforms, dishes from different decades, and a collection of menus. It’s a kitschy little spot, but many people have a special place for the Waffle House chain and might love stopping at this little museum that pays homage."

"There is no fee to visit the Atlanta Monetary Museum at the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta, but you will need to show a valid government-issued ID. Photo courtesy of Pixabay. To learn more about the history of money, from bartering goods to the paper money and coins in circulation today, and the Federal Reserve’s role with respect to the American economy, head to the Atlanta Monetary Museum."

"In midtown Atlanta on Peachtree Street you will see the stunning Reserve Bank of Atlanta. You might not think there is a lot to do at the Reserve Bank of Atlanta but it consistently rates as one of the very best free stuff to do in Atlanta. It is cool to get a peak inside the workings and operations of a bank!"

"Although it’s been more than 150 years since the Civil War ended, and a woman holds the second-highest office in the land, the history lessons taught in school still predominantly derive from the perspective of white European males, beginning with Christopher Columbus. But just down Auburn Ave from The King Center, the APEX Museum is dedicated to emphasizing the contributions that Black Americans have made throughout history by telling our nation’s story from their eyes. Dive into the horrifying realities of the African Holocaust during the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, discover Atlanta’s first African American-owned businesses, admire the accomplishments of chemist Alice Ball, and so much more when you visit APEX."

"675 Metropolitan Pkwy SW Suite 3118, Atlanta, GA 30310-2096+1 678-856-4991[email protected]http://ancientafricanhistorymuseum.com. At the Ancient African History Museum, we aspire to bring the hidden history of Africa to life!. As a small museum, we focus on prehistoric through medieval periods of African history."

"The African-American Panoramic Experience Museum shares the story of African and African-American history and culture. There are different exhibits, artifacts, and presentations across many different eras in history. You’ll find things that date back to ancient African civilizations back to 5500 B.C."

"The Center for Disease Control and Prevention has worked to save lives and protect people for years, but they have definitely become a household name over the last year. The CDC Museum features different exhibits about how scientists work on mystery diseases and other public health topics. You can take a guided tour or wander through on your own."

"This unique museum features award-winning exhibitions that focus on a variety of public health topics, as well as the history of the CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention). Four temporary exhibitions—each related to the CDC’s work—are mounted each year. M-F, 9 am-5 pm, open Th until 7 pm."

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"The Vortex is a longstanding Georgia establishment known as “The Godfather of Burgers.” In addition to some of the best burgers in Atlanta, you will also find some scrumptious bar foods and drinks, all set within a rock ‘n’ roll atmosphere. Not into the beef, the Vortex offers beef alternatives, salads and other tasty snacks. Got your kids along?"

"After having an early dinner at a very upscale restaurant, and attending a local show at the Fox, we went back to our room at The Georgian, had a…"

"If you just turned 21 and you’re feeling super edgy, this is the place for you. Posters of half naked girls, smoking bar, and killer burgers."

"Grab everything from classic cake doughnuts and jelly or creamed-filled doughnuts, to crullers and apple fritters at this Ray’s location on Candler Road. Order a box of dozen doughnuts to-go, along with hot coffee, cold brew, or Thai iced tea. Ray’s also serves croissant breakfast and bagel sandwiches, too."

"Order hot or iced coffee and tea, try breakfast sandwiches, bagels and muffins, and of course, a delicious donut or cute MUNCHKINS donut holes.Kid Favorite: Any flavor with sprinkles.Most Unique: GuavaBest Seller: Chocolate FrostedLocation: Multiple locations. – Hayley Markowitz and Emily Webb"

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