Address: 571 South Kilgo Cir NE, Atlanta, GA 30322, USA
Phone: +14047274282
Sunday: 12–5PM
Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 10AM–4PM
Wednesday: 10AM–4PM
Thursday: 10AM–4PM
Friday: 10AM–4PM
Saturday: 10AM–5PM
Ms. K
Wow what an absolutely cool and interesting museum to visit! At first, me and my aunt came in on the wrong floor and there was no staff or anything lol so we thought that it was just a quick little in and out tour but eventually ended up in the right spot and we’re glad we did! This was the best $8 I’ve spent this year! The museum was way bigger than I had imagined and the variety of sculptures and artifacts varied from Asian, African, Mesoamerican, etc. It was a very cool spur of the moment trip. The only quarrel we had which was quite an odd one, was that it was really weird that there was an unbelievable hike of stairs up to the African American history area. Everything else had an elevator and walk up so that was really off. The African American art gallery was also sadly really small. I see that they’re adding some things on but gotta do better because that doesn’t look good. Overall, the museum is a solid 10/10 😍
Angela Comprés
Hidden gem at Emory College! So many treasures of ancient cultures from Minor Asia to the Americas, along with modern exhibition as well. Well curated and beautifully preserved! There are Egyptian mummies in Georgia!
Sherri McCoy
Absolutely fantastic learning experience for people of all ages. So many detailed exhibits from ancient mummies of Egypt to Grecian artifacts. Even New Age art with a few pieces that left us with our heads turned to the side and scratching our head. Guides were available in almost every room and the self-guided tour is very easy to follow. We attended on one of the free days (there are many throughout the month) however we encourage you to make a donation to the museum like we did as the experience is definitely worth it. I brought my 3-year-old nephew and 9-year-old daughter this visit. Although there isn't very much to do for children this young mine are a little bit more advanced in their exploration of art since they were exposed to it at a young age. Definitely better for children ages 12 and above. Exhibits are spaced far enough for persons that are none ambulatory to maneuver in wheelchair. There are also ramps and elevators. There is a small coffee shop on the top floor with very polite baristas. Restrooms were very clean and well stocked. I look forward to my next visit to the Michael C. Carlos museum.
Alexis Potter
Amazing pieces from ancient Greece, Egypt, and more. Wasn’t able to stay as long as needed to see all of the items, sadly. If you come here, be prepared to spend a lot of time reading. I knocked off a star because most of the staff was rude to us during our college-sponsored tour.
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I dont think anything about the museum is appropriate for a 3 y.o. the child would be bored
My mother in-law is from PR she loved the museum. Info is in English.
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