Best Museums in Kennesaw

"The High is one of the biggest and best museums in the Southeast, the kind of place Yayoi Kusama might bring her Infinity Mirrors, alongside a permanent collection of some 17,000 works. The campus stands out in Midtown, Atlanta's arts district, with buildings by bold-faced names like Renzo Piano and Richard Meier. Inside, you'll find a bit of everything: photography; decorative arts; classic European and American works; photographs by Dawoud Bey."

"The High Museum of Art lives up to its name by serving as one of the elite art destinations of Atlanta, Georgia. Not only does it have a highly sculptural building with white concrete wrapping around atriums and cutaway cubes, but its hallways are filled with a gorgeous natural light that only adds to the majesty of its exhibits. As for the exhibits themselves, you’ll be amazed at some of the famous works that the museum has managed to snag."

"Atlanta is the home of Coca-Cola so it’s no wonder that the World of Coke is here!. Check out this downtown Atlanta museum showcasing the history, heritage and future of the most popular soft drink in the world. Bring the whole family out to enjoy memorabilia, interactive exhibits and more on weekends."

"Visitors will see a functioning bottling line, watch a 4D movie and taste more than 100 different beverages from around the world."

"The Fernbank Museum of Natural History is another one of those sites that will stop you in your tracks. It has gigantic, fortress-like walls that are guarded by life-sized statues of dinosaurs, and when we say “life-sized,” we mean that they literally look like they could come to life and stomp on puny little humans at any moment. There’s even more to gawk at inside of its walls."

"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!"

"Just a short walk from the Georgia Aquarium and World of Coca-Cola, the Children's Museum of Atlanta is another fun place to visit with children. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock. If you are visiting with children eight and under, one of the best museums in Atlanta is the Children’s Museum of Atlanta."

"This Emory University museum focuses on art and objects from ancient civilizations. “Ancient Egypt, Nubian and the Near Eastern Art” features mummies and ancient artifacts; additional collections include Greek and Roman, Ancient America and Works on Paper. Tu-F 10 am-4 pm, Sa 10 am-5 pm, Su noon-5 pm."

"Location: 571 South Kilgo Cir NE, Atlanta, GA at Emory University. The Michael C. Carlos Museum has collections from Ancient Greece, Egypt, and Rome that cover almost 9,000 years of history. There is some beautiful art from all over the Americas from textiles to sculptures and other decorative arts."

"The Museum of Contemporary Art, Georgia (MOCA GA), focuses on works by artists with strong links to the region. Since its opening in 2002, the museum has developed a strong reputation for the exhibition of contemporary art of the highest quality, establishing itself as one of the leading visual arts galleries Georgia. MOCA GA usually holds around ten dynamic and challenging temporary exhibitions per year by Georgia-based and international artists."

"MOCAGA collects different archives of significant contemporary artworks made by various artists of Georgia. Moreover, this art gallery has well-maintained and tidy premises, giving their clients an enjoyable experience while roaming within their gallery. In addition, a knowledgeable tour guide is present that educates their clients with all of their artworks, ensuring that they will know the history and purpose of their artworks."

"Set right in the heart of the city, this facility offers a beautiful insight into world history from an African-American’s perspective. You and your kiddos will love the displays on the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade, Africa as well as the history of the city’s neighborhoods. Teenagers 15 years and above are more likely to enjoy this experience than the younger ones."

"There are some incredible stories and exhibits on offer at the APEX. This Sweet Auburn gem is a museum of history presented from the black perspective. Established in 1978, there’s a lot of history that goes beyond its opening that’s packed in this small, but super important museum."

"Just north of the Atlanta Arts District, The Breman Museum shares the history, culture, and art of Jewish Americans. One permanent exhibit, Absence of Humanity, details the events that led to the Holocaust, the unspeakable atrocities that resulted in the deaths of millions of European Jews, and the voices of Altlanta-area survivors. The Breman Museum also includes special exhibits and history talks that dive into topics like antisemitism in Atlanta, the history of Rich’s Department Store, and more."

"Atlanta’s Mercedes-Benz Stadium (dubbed "The Benz") has a starring attraction other than the NFL and pro-soccer games and concerts it hosts. One of its culinary stars, not just for game days, is Molly B’s. The sprawling 3,000-square-foot restaurant and bar has sweeping views of downtown and the field and is named for Atlanta Falcons owner and chairman Arthur Blank’s mother, Molly."

"This lovely chain of trail-connected parks along Ponce de Leon Avenue was designed in the 1890s by Frederick Law Olmsted Sr., whose work included the Emerald Necklace of Boston, The Biltmore Estate in Asheville and New York City’s Central Park. These six segments of parks collectively form an Atlanta treasure."