Georgia Capitol Museum

Museum · Atlanta

Georgia Capitol Museum

Museum · Atlanta

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206 Washington St SW, Atlanta, GA 30334

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206 Washington St SW, Atlanta, GA 30334 Get directions

libs.uga.edu
@universityofga

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206 Washington St SW, Atlanta, GA 30334 Get directions

+1 404 463 4536
libs.uga.edu
@universityofga

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wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance
wheelchair accessible restroom

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Aug 8, 2025

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"Touring the Georgia Capitol and Museum A visit to the Georgia Capitol allows guests to see the role of the government firsthand. It's free to go on a self-guided tour of the grounds and capitol and if the House and Senate are in session, you can watch from the gallery, too. The museum on the fourth floor features exhibits on Georgia wildlife and natural resources as well as artifacts from the history of the capitol itself. When you get outside, admire the Dahlonega gilded dome."

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Iryna Shchukina

Google
The Georgia Capitol Museum is similar to other Capitol museums, but still worth a visit. The building itself is impressive and quiet, with hardly anyone around. We enjoyed walking through, taking photos, and exploring the historic space.

Arch Angel

Google
Great experience, a true palace of democracy, sad that in the modern day the public servants there, do not follow the principles of it. Instead degrading into corruption, immature and disgusting philosophies that bring shame to this great nation! When did the young generation stop learning from their ancestors? Building on their knowledge instead of completely disregarding it. Even though technologically they might have been less advanced in philosophy and leadership they have far eclipsed any of today.

Hailey

Google
Very interesting museum. The dioramas of the different regions of Georgia were really cool, as well as the agriculture exhibit. Will have to go through security to get in and the entrance is off MLK Jr. Dr. The guards were helpful and pointed me to the right direction. Overall, super cool to learn about Atlanta and Georgia overall.

Jani O

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Explored the Georgia Capitol Museum during a day trip to Atlanta in late August 2024. Good place to learn facts about Georgia and state politics. Beautiful building.

Nick Mattera

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Being museum buffs, the Capitol Museum did not disappoint. Hughes amounts of history, 4 floors of history. We actually saw the Senate and the House in session. Very impressive.

Rand Eberhard

Google
Driving through the heart of the city of Atlanta, Georgia is an amazing experience, aside from the traffic obviously. The skyline is beautiful any time of the day. 🇺🇸💯 Atlanta, Georgia is one of the best cities in the country. Endless places to see, eat, experience and explore. People from all over the world live here and make their way through. Come see us 💎👏🏽🐺

Peter Gabriel

Google
It was no cost. In session so busy. Nice portraits and busts.

Ricardo Ramos

Google
The building was getting painted while we were there. One half wasn't visible in its grandeur. The public entry is relegated to a small door on the side of the building so some of the awe of the architecture is lost when you can't see what the builders intended. Overall, still a worthwhile visit.