Atlanta History Center

The place is amazing with lots to see and learn. Be sure to have plenty of time to walk through the Swan House, a 19th century working farm, courtyard, exhibits and museums. Visiting the Civil War Museum alone, reviewing that history, unknowingly an hour or two passed. Great artifacts and paperwork, I really want to go back to spend more time in the Civil War Museum, put on headphones to listen to the explanation. The exhibition of the 100-year Olympic Games is also very interesting. It is best to wear comfortable shoes and you will walk a lot. This is a history lesson for teenagers, but it is not recommended to bring children. It took four hours, but still not all finished, I will definitely come back.

The Atlanta Historical Center is a very interesting place, the whole historical center is quite large, there are many historical introductions in Atlanta, and it is also a good understanding of American history, very good.

Atlanta Historical Center, very good, very complicated introduction of the entire history and cultural history of Atlanta, especially the kind of historical sense that European pioneers have built a new kingdom here.

This place is romantic and literary, really suitable for feeling the atmosphere, too suitable for relaxing on holidays

The environment is very elegant, it can be seen that it has been carefully designed, which makes people shine

Must score a full score 💯 The service is really super good, warm and attentive

The history museum is divided into several exhibition halls, showing the history of urban development, the Civil War, art, sports and Indians. There is also a swan house behind, originally a manor's private house, decorated gorgeously. Student tickets are cheaper than adult tickets. If you don't check the ticket, you can buy the ticket by yourself.

If you take the bus, the Red Line or Golden Line Arts Center Station can be reached by 110. The attractions are composed of two parts, part of which is to introduce the history of the city of Atlanta, there are Olympic Games, Asian city events, celebrities, etc., and the Civil War, and the other part is Swan Castle. The attraction is good and worth a visit. Tickets $16, plus tickets to Margaret Mitchell's former residence.