Group Visits

Experience one of the most premier history museums of the nation! Perfect for groups of all ages, the Atlanta History Center offers award-winning, interactive signature exhibitions and changing temporary exhibitions; two historic houses listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the 1928 Swan House and the 1860s Tullie Smith Farm; the renowned Kenan Research Center; and 33 acres home to six historic gardens.
Pre-order lunch from the in the Coca-Cola Cafe from our special group menu.

For more information or to schedule a group tour, call 404.814.4062 or email.

Group tours include complementary admission for the tour leader and bus/coach driver, provided the group has 10 or more paid admissions. View the bus parking guidelines.

Prices are subject to change.

Self-Guided Group Tours (10 or more people)
Includes complete access to the Atlanta History Museum, Historic gardens, and the Kenan Research Center as well as guided tours of the 1928 Swan House Mansion and 1860s Tullie Smith Farm.

$13 for adults
$11 for seniors 65+ and students 13 and up
$7.50 for youths 4 to 12
Free for Members and children under 3

School Group Guided Tours
The History Center offers multi-disciplinary and interactive guided tours for students of all ages that are both educational and fun. Learn more.

School Group Self-Guided Tours
Guide your own groups in specific exhibitions to meet your specific educational needs. Learn more.

No Idling Policy
Vehicles should be turned off when parked and should not be restarted until loading or unloading is complete and the vehicle is ready to depart.

Exemptions may include trailer engines used for the sole purpose of controlling freight temperature, emergency vehicles, vehicles powered by natural gas (CNG) or electric vehicles.

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Accessibility
The Atlanta History Museum and the Kenan Research Center are accessible to people with disabilities. Paved and unpaved pathways through the History Center's gardens lead to Swan House and Tullie Smith Farm. There is limited accessibility for strollers. Large-print reading materials are available for some exhibitions in the Atlanta History Museum and video presentations in the Atlanta History Museum are subtitled. Visitor maps are available in English, French, German, Japanese, and Spanish.