Enjoyable experience, but the security felt like it was breathing down our necks a little. I get the need to protect the art however so I understand. All the art here was in the main exhibits floors 1 2 and 3. On LL there is a poster exhibit full of interesting posters, however I didn't get any pictures. The being oval mirror was also a favorite for me and many of the people there. My favorite part is all in the architecture of the building. One complaint there being the noisy flooring. All around well made exhibits and as i said, an enjoyable experience.

I love the High Museum of Art. My favorite time to go is on the first Friday of every month for High Frequency Fridays. They have a live band and a bar. It’s definitely a place to take a date or have a cute sophisticated night with friends. Staff is always polite and even on its busiest nights, the wait to get in is never long. Also, the membership is totally worth it! You won’t regret buying it, even if you are new to the art scene like me.

The High Museum of Art is perfectly designed for art lovers to enjoy. Each exhibit is remarkably as amazing as the other. I spent about three hours, and was able to see all of the exhibits. I was pleased to learn about so many different cultures. The museum is very beautiful, and I had an amazing experience.

Nice place to visit in Atlanta. Very close to Art Center Station. The entrance is free on the Second Sunday of every month. There is beautiful artwork and the museum is spacious. There is museum staff at the lobby with a board "ask me" to guide you if you have any problem. This is a place you should visit at least once. It is a nice experience.

When we went, it wasn’t overly crowded but still a lot of people. I wouldn’t say it’s that small, there were many floors with a lot of pieces. Admission is under $20. Not too bad. Museum was clean and staff was pleasant. It took me a few hours to look at everything. I don’t go too fast in case I miss something.

So I only saw a small portion of what they have due to chaperoning a bunch of kids for a school trip. What I saw was great. We saw the Paris, Samurai and the food court exhibit(these kids were taking about eating as soon as we got here). It's clean and the staff is really friendly. The Paris portion was cool. I'm not an art enthusiast but it was interesting. Now the Samurai exhibit was amazing. It's worth the price to get in just to see that. I loved it. When my oldest comes back for a visit from college in gonna drag the bum down here.

This is a really cool museum located in Midtown in Atlanta Georgia. The pictures are from a particular show which was the light show. However they always have different exhibits running so it’s worth checking out. It is so large and such a wide open space that you don’t feel claustrophobic walking around. Also they have fun nights on Friday night I believe where they play jazz and there’s a bar and you can drink and walk around. Overall this is a great place to walk around and catch some art. Also it brings you into Midtown which is a great part of town and there’s lots of places to eat around there. There’s also the botanical gardens around there which is super cool. Highly recommend.

First visit, and I've been in GA for 26 years. I was amazed at the artwork and facilty. The staff was helpful. Perfect for a date and gathering with friends; much to talk about. I've posted a few of my absolute favorites. The venue is spacious and pristine. 3 floors, stairs with a view, may be scary if you are afraid of heights. There are huge elevators for use. The experience was exceptional. I visited on a Sunday so quite a number of people yet still plenty of elbow room. As far as time, we leisurely perused for nearly 2 hours, but you can see it all in less time.

We always enjoy a day to appreciate good art at the High Museum! We had tickets for the Obama portrait tour and it was pretty interesting to see as we got the full details of the portrait! If you’re around Midtown Atlanta, I highly recommend coming here to enjoy a great day to appreciate all types of art! There is a specific day each month that you can enter the museum for free!

Fantastic way to spend the morning. The online ticket purchase was very easy with no wait at arrival. Parking was also very accessible and close to the museum entrance. We spent about 2.5 hours at a leisurely pace. The staff was very friendly and provided good insights into the exhibits.

I had a great time at Friday night jazz. The best part was walking the museum and listening to the show. If you want a seat I encourage you to get there early. It was a really different and fun vibe in the city!

Its nice. There are three buildings worth of art. (2 wings and the light exhibit in the building across the wall way). The art varies from photography to scrap yard art. The museum embodies people from all walks of life. They have a nice play area for kids 2 different rooms. I think this is a great spot for a date or family outing. Some of the art is explicit though. So beware.

When they are not filming the TV series “The Resident” this place is a wonderful museum. We just went to the traveling Calder-Picasso exhibition which is absolutely mesmerizing. Great description and exhibits. Then be sure to see the rest of the exhibits from contemporary to folk art. This is an Atlanta “must see”, and at less than $20 a head), is a great deal. I’m sure discounts are available. Great staff and gift shop. Parking can be a hassle, but the quality of the museum is well worth the effort to find parking.

Loved it! My teen even said, “this is a SOLID museum!” Just an absolutely beautiful place! Especially liked the china/glassware, this (pictured) outdoor art called “Ascent,” and the room with ceramic pots (pictured). Bonus that it was FREE and the staff was so nice/welcoming. Enjoyed it very much!

Beautiful architecture and art! Conveniently located on Peachtree street, the High has a parking ramp and admission isn’t too pricey. Lots of different collections from paintings and sculptures to furniture and gorgeous pottery. I really enjoyed the silver.

The staff was so helpful and communicative. I had such an enjoyable experience going through this Richard Meier design and taking in all the fine works. Love-love the Samurai exhibit!

It is my favorite place in Atlanta. It's very educational for myself and kids. I love to come here just to hang out and drinking coffee. There are tons of restaurants and things to do around it. It is 5 mins walking distance from the metro station(marta).

A very nice collection of modern, contemporary, classical and impressionist art as well as photography and sculpture collections. Located in midtown with ample parking and close access to public transportation (MARTA). Free access on certain holidays like MLK day.

This a beautiful place to admire and learn about art and history. You can visit with family and friends. They also have new exhibitions from time to time. The staff is also very friendly. I gave it a 4 stars since there were parts of the museum that were dirty and had dust under certain pieces particularly on the floor. I arrived right before they opened so one would think that they would have the place clean and ready.

This is definitely a place you can come enjoy amazing art even on a Sunday. There was a line when we went but people were safely distancing. However I did not like the ramp on the inside because of the inability to social distance. The ramp is very functional for a wheelchair. There are multiple floors full of beautiful collections which include tribal, religion, popular culture and more. Definitely worth the price.

Museum buildings are fascinating and they have so much art! We were surprised by the amount of African artefacts. Our favorite section was European art. Beautiful!

Whew! What can I say? They have a plethora of different art. From African art to European art. Abstract are to photography. I really love this museum. This would be my 3rd visit, but as an adult. I have more of an appreciation for art now. The art galleries are sectioned to its specific trip l type of art and there are I believe 5 levels including a ground level. I really don’t know where to begin to talk about my experience you just have to go and experience or your self. We went on a weekday, paid and walked right in so we didn’t wait long. I enjoyed the time periods, the cultural aspects, and just gazing at all of the beauty there. If you love and have a great appreciation for art then this is the place for you. If you don’t know much about it and want to find out, then you should definitely book yourself some tickets and come on out.

It’s a great Museum, we loved our time there. We spend about $70 for 4 tickets and $20 parking. You can eat outside, there is small area for food and drinks inside but no food or drink allowed in the galleries. Clean bathrooms. Small kids area to draw. We spent one hour total visit.

Me n my daughter had a great time. Museum was very clean, great art collection and great atmosphere..

This is an excellent museum. There are a variety of exhibits featuring all kinds of art. The architecture itself is also stunning and adds to the museum. There is a lot of natural lighting as well which helps. If you live in the area, I suggest getting the annual pass because you can bring guests. There are also discounts for students, seniors and more.

Spacious rooms, lots of art to look at from all eras and genres. There is a spot to hold bags, the gift shops had some good items too. I would go again!

Looking for a FREE family or date event!!! Well this is one of my favorites. I have enjoyed it so much that I took my daughter when she was still about 10 and she is 26 and my son since he was six months and now 8. The High Museum of Atlanta offers FREE 3rd Saturdays of each month AND some Sundays (check their website for more details). But this is DEFINITELY worth driving in circles on Peachtree waiting to get a FREE parking ( yes , I don’t like paying for lots of things lol)!! Luck 🍀 would have it, I have not paid for parking here, Ever ( knocking on good ol Georgia wood 🪵). They have a handicap ramp for those taking strollers or elders. There is a restaurant on the property and now food truck outside. Some things are expensive so normally I feed us before heading out and pack fruits and snacks. There are seatings outside the museum to take a break and eat. Don’t worry while sitting you will enjoy the various murals outside and off course some old school fun of people watching. And people are hilarious so you won’t be bored or think you’re missing anything by sitting inside. Don’t be in a hurry here!! Kids can sign up for FREE to get a SMARTBOX (that blue box in all the pictures… we call it “his briefcase) that includes a notebook, pencil, coloring, and a small gift. We have many and now use it to store books, writing items etc in the backseat of my car and another we use to store in my son bathroom and it holds his lotions and sprays and even given some away. Very multi functional!! They used to have more activities for the kiddos but they still had a section for hands on creatives and it served it’s purpose. What I love most is the diversity of this museum, when we visited, the Samurai exhibit was displayed, but there were so many others like African, Europe, Spanish, etc… I love this museum because it helps build a diverse dialogue that can carry on…

I was fortunate enough to spend some time in this elegant museum today! There was a plethora of beautiful collections from very diverse cultures. I was able to see some wonderful pieces from Mary Cassatt, Julie Mehretu, El Anatsui, and more! On the other hand, I sadly missed a Monet and Sonya Clark exhibition. I was met with some lovely empty space where the Monet used to reside. I loved the interior design of the museum; it felt very modern and simple in a nice way. I highly recommend taking a visit to the fabulous High Museum of Art!

It was a good first experience for my family last week to be there. Although we were followed continuously on every floor by security. That is why I gave it 4 stars and not 5.

The High Museum of Art is such a fun place. There are exhibits that are permanent and always fun to rediscover and there are exhibits that are there for a short period of time. Those exhibits are very interesting, sometimes interactive, and always informative in a awesome way. I would highly recommend The High as a fun outing and change of pace. ART is great for the brain and soul. Enjoy!!!

Really really nice place. Learned a lot from the introduction of different masterpieces. It’s kinda hard to find the entrance by the way… but it worths you spend some time !!

Spending 3 hours in this museum is still too short for me. There are a lot of interesting exhibitions / displays. Sure you can get many great ideas and be inspired / surprised with all creativities here. Don’t miss the chance to visit this place if you visit Atlanta.

The high museum is an architectural beauty. The building itself is so well designed with sky lights at the top shining light into the works of art. At the moment there is a KAWS exhibit in the museum that was very cool to see along with art by Khinde Whiley. Visited the top floor which has all of the African art which was great to see. Would come back as the Obama portraits are on their way to visit the High Museum.

It was excellent visit today with my family! Wow, it was packed and exhibitions were great! Moreover, it's free admission today, to our surprise! The parking was 18 bucks very high though. We stopped by at the museum store and got free museum shirts after buying some souvenirs. Highly recommend!

Amazing exhibition. The art pieces were arranged very well and the staff was very friendly. They had the samurai exhibit when I went and it was amazing to look at. Highly recommend a visit here.

The museum is pretty good. Large exhibition space, relatively modern and friendly staff. The $21 entrance fee is a bit high, but I understand that the preservation of history costs money. This museum is recommended.

I love everything this museum has to offer. From the sculptures, paintings, or special exhibits. We spent many hours appreciating the art on display. Definitely a great place to visit in the city if you're a lover of the arts. **You can't enter the museum if you buy a coffee or food. I wasn't paying attention to their signs when I first got there and had to throw my coffee away. Just a reminder**

I've never been to an exhibit here that was disappointing. The museum is beautiful. Love the refresh they did on their permanent exhibit, and love Second Sundays! I do wish they were open a little later. The only downside to the museum is the price of parking. But I mean, hey - it's Atlanta. Definitely try to take MARTA as there's a station right by the museum. Also, if you go into the gift shop as an exhibit is wrapping up, the exhibit-specific merchandise typically has a pretty steep discount. Did that for Infinity Mirrors ;)

One of my favorite museums in the country- the people who work here are very friendly and knowledgable, their selection is extensive, and they have some of the best exhibits in the southeast (Yayoi Kusama, for example, was jaw-droppingly amazing!).

I enjoy the High every time we go. Second Sundays are always a good thing, but paying the ticket price is so worth it. Definitely be prepared to take pictures. I always take a ton.

Beautiful building that houses many forms and time periods of artistic creations... Second Sunday is free admission, but still need to make a time reservation for admission...Appreciate the staff's knowledge and help and the overall concern for the health of all guests...Check out the museum shop, many cool options to purchase there....

The High Museum of Art has a world class collection of art. There is something here for the whole family. I am always amazed to find something new every time I go!

Simply fantastic! I've been dozens of times and I've always been delighted! I've been able to spend the entire day here and still not see everything and I've gone for one exhibit and spent two hours in just one hall. Great if you just want to wander for a day or if you're going for one specific event!

Great exhibitions. Would Recommend the children's museum of atl if kids are 8 and under. Woodruff Parking is $18 y'all! Used to be hourly before the pandemic..🙄 But I do love this museum. Great place for dates, friends or romance. Tickets are under $20 and they do require masks, social distancing & adherence to designated eat/drink spaces. Nice way to get out the house.

This it's such an interesting place! To me this art museum it's underrated, this should be a must go place to visit while you are in Atlanta!

It was cold outside my wife and i arrived about 10 minutes early, we were asked to stay outside until they opened at 10, I understand that they are doing their job, but what about customer service?? We are from out of state so that was a real turn off for me!!

The museum was great but the staff was very rude. Even though a person is visually impaired they should be welcome to explore a museum with their children. I felt singled out because of my disability but at least the kids enjoyed the Julie Mehretu exhibit.

Spent over for hours enjoying the collection. Do not skip the Daywoud Bey photography exhibit, so moving and timely. Arrived at 10 and felt like we had the place to ourselves. From folk art to classics, paintings to furniture... The variety keeps you engaged.

Our family experience was surreal. The intricate details in most of the pieces was Devine. We experienced the death of emotions through the art that the artist was delivering. And the world centuries artifacts was truly breathe taken. We was in aww of such preservation of every piece. We could sit and chat about one piece for hours on end. Much see!

Love going here with my toddler for toddler Thursdays. The smARTbox (a art box) is so cool as well. It's a beautiful museum as well with many great exhibits. Recommend the membership to get all the perks as well as parking validated.

Atlanta is home to its fair share of major attractions. One which doesn’t get the publicity it deserves is the High Museum of Art in the Midtown arts district. Known to almost everyone simply as ‘the High’, the museum has a collection that began more than a hundred years ago and is now spread over 300,000 square feet of gallery space. Its 17,000 works of art sit within a building designed by some of the world’s most influential architects – Renzo Piano and Richard Meier. They include paintings by European masters such as Monet and Singer Sargent, while Rodin’s sculpture The Shade stands immediately outside.

Beautiful and incredible museum. I’m so happy I visited this place!!! If you like/love art, you should definitely come here (and even if you’re not into art, I’m sure you’ll like it after being here)

Visited the High Museum to see the Calder Picasso special exhibit. Was my first time there and was blown away by the fresh architectural presence of the museum juxtaposed in a rapidly modernizing part of the city of Atlanta. The exhibit itself was finely curated; it unraveled a tale of two artists and their evolution as told by both of their grandsons. There were warm and kind ushers throughout the museum - a rarity for many musuems. It was not stuffy, despite the rich array of collections. Women's wing and BIPOC artists were present in some galleries - more than at most modern art museums in the US, but still left wanting even more. A wide array of material and media in each gallery kept the attention and eagerness to see what was around the next corner. Gift shop was eclectic as every fantastic art museum gift shop should be. Pricey. Cafe was meager and lacking but it is pandemic times. A wonderful 2.5 hr experience and I likely only saw 1/4 of what the museum had to offer. The campus was family friendly with open areas outside to explore and run, but some possibly unsafe on-street parking options behind the museum.

The museum is perfectly designed for art lovers, you enjoy spending around three hours around. The building consists of 3 floors. You can find many exceptional art collections. Also there is a shop at the ground floor in case you want grab some souvenirs. You can use the elevator to get the 3rd floor and then get down by walk.

It is always a lovely time here. My only complaint is that it's way warm inside. I'm sure it's to keep the art in a state environment. Always great exhibits. My friends and I visited for the Kaws exhibit this time around.

Excellent exhibit! Very clean and very well organized environment! I love how there are very bright-well lit areas to draw attention to the art and clear the mind to feel relaxed in the experience. There are great collections that are specific to a theme in each area. The themes are historical or cultural and represent as such. For the area the size of the gallery is uniquely fit for the compact yet cozy environment that Atlanta is representing right now. What creates an awesome experience that there will be Jazz on certain nights to draw a unique crowd. The people that you will see at this museum in attendance here are well mannered, lovers of art and entertainment.

I came here one afternoon while visiting the city, it was a very peaceful and relaxing experience. I really enjoyed the layout of the museum. Each floor is a different period in history. Lots of original pieces of art. Seeing 2 original Monet piece was very neat.

Just amazing to see art work from 1600!!! Different styles of art expressions fromm paints to sculptures, from modern art to kids entertainment, it's just awesome to walk through all levels. A place that you need to go

I love it!! So much fun stuff to see and discover. I recommend you come early to spend enough time there. there are so many things to check out, also special exhibitions and interactive pieces like the Pulse Room

Honestly the best membership I’ve ever bought! They have so many events for babies, children & adults! So thankful to have such an amazing museum to go to with so many different exhibits, tours & events. Usually go during the week but the weekends are not that busy most times. It’s always fun to go here & then walk across to colony square for lunch. 10/10 recommend & employees are always kind & helpful.

It was a peaceful and enjoyable experience. I visited with my 6 month old twins in tow, and got some art inspiration. I loved that it wasn’t super crowded either. It was $16.50 we ended up getting a membership so we could go again and see the other exhibits we missed. There’s a kids exploration area that seemed cool but not quite ready for non walking 6 month olds but I took them through to see colors and feel textures. I was saying they have a toddler Thursdays too so I’ll have to look into that and take the twins when they’re older. When I was looking up the museum their site says breast feeding individuals are free to nurse in any of the public areas of the museum but they do have a private area if they wish that. So that’s a plus, and it was very stroller friendly too. Looking forward to my next visit!

I attended the High Museum of Art’s “High Frequency Friday” event in early April to be the main event of my Bachelorette trip, and we were not disappointed! I had been once before with my now wife, and we loved it. It really impressed all of my friends that hadn’t been there before either. The drinks were delicious and we loved that there were two different music areas playing different jams. Inside was more house music, while outside was more retro/well known jams. We definitely should’ve gone about an hour after it started though, because that’s when it really started to be a party! We loved it and would definitely go back!

Amazing Museum with a lot of history and culture. It can take you 2 hours to go through this or just 45 minutes depending on your pace. Next time I'm in ATL I will be stopping by for sure.

I absolutely love the high museum and the changing exhibits. I enjoyed Oasis and a Christmas event here as well. They also have free Sundays once a month You should definitely check their calendar

The High Museum of Art is packed full of amazing art to check out. You’re gonna want to give yourself a few hours if you want to see it all in one go. You could also just choose to come back a few times too. Either way, it’s well worth visiting.

Gorgeous

Good art, good for college students, long-term relationship's dates, and lovers of art. Plenty of walking and some more mature themes so not great for little kids. Interesting exhibits and lovely tour guides. Fun gift shop and useful coffee shop.

It was amazing!!!!! The Joe Paal exhibition was extraordinary! I will definitely be doing back soon!!!

World Class collection that is always being rotated through current exhibitions. Temporary exhibits are very diverse but with broad appeal.

The HIGH Museum of Art is a fantastic place to go, and see new artwork presented nearly every week. It left a wonderful impression on me, since it was my first time there. If you are looking for a place to discover well-known and unknown works, the check out the HIGH Museum of Art.

Great experience; well attended. Loved the music combined with seeing crafts and the showcase of varied artistic talents. . The people we're especially cordial - Yeah for Atlanta/America!!

I absolutely love The High. As an ATLANTA native I have grown up enjoying it’s halls and exhibits from a young age. I especially love their monthly Jazz Night! A must visit Atlanta attraction!

They had a singles mixer on wine down or happy hour Fridays. Check the website to see which days have events happening It is a beautiful museum and a great place to meet someone with the same interest. Its 14.50 to enter the multi level exhibit.

Love this museum. Thank you!

Hermoso edificio!! joya arquitectónica, Meier destaca el color blanco de una manera interesante

Amazing art, we loved the minotaur statue on floor 3. The collection isnt as big as others we've seen but each one is unique. The modern art and classical paintings were stunning as well. Highly recommend for a date or relaxing outing.

The biggest and coolest museum in the Southeast! Really enjoyed the Virgil Abloh exhibit.

Amazing!!!!

This museum is a great place to spend at least 1 to 3 hours of your time. There was so much history from each piece of art.

Amazing Art!

Boring. Need more interactive art.

Covid has forced timed entry and the experience was nearly flawless. Only thing that I would change is the ability to have ticket arrive via text. My first visit since the reinstallation and I was impressed. Everything seems brighter and more accessible. More of the collection is on view and the galleries are more cohesive. Spent more time than expected.

Went with family, art’s not really my thing, it was kinda boring for me

Excellent museum w modern & older paintings, sculpture & modern art. Staff is helpful & spaced throughout museum. Famialize yourself w museum layout; navigation to some sections is not intuitive. Parking is limited downtown so be prepared to pay $8 to $12.

Perfect atmosphere, excellent selection of art. Gift shop is a bit pricey but the selection of items for sale is well thought out

Best feature: it's a museum. Worst feature: it's a museum.

Please hire front desk and cafe staff who value customer service! Assuming you hire avid art lovers or students (those who would be open to working part time)? As a visitor services and events manager at an art museum I recommend you focus on hires who value customer service with an interest in art. Trust me it worked for my museum, also try hiring older/mature. Expectations just need to be higher, team was not welcoming and didn’t offer any information regarding the museum. One was on her phone, the other just staring at the computer-at least say hello when someone walks in. Beautiful museum, just disappointed with the service.

Absolutely gorgeous, the free event that they have on Sunday is excellent to spend time with the family

Unique

Just one of the many highlights of Atlanta GA.

Excellent collection

Our family has enjoyed visiting this museum for the past 20 years, the updates to facility continue to improve the experience.

Awesome experience

Amazing impressionist collection, knowledgeable staff, beautiful space, entertaining and educational children's exhibits and programs. Loved it can't wait to go again and spend more time.

One of my favorite things to do in my city

Gorgeous, but closed for CV19 :-(

Gotta love the High!

Sadly, we are so starved for art we'll desperately accept anything that is pronounced art, put in a big building and placed in a glass case. I thought that the exhibits were not up-to-par for a major city. Considering Atlanta's diverse population, the African collection in the basement was almost nonexistent. The drawings on the other floor were ...banal. Tickets prices for this rubbish were exorbitant. Come on people! The emperor has on no clothes. There is more interesting art at the mall's art store.

Lots to look at and the art is fantastic!

Modern display s many different artist s

Definitely must visit.

very fun.

I come here quite frequently as my friend works here and I have come to enjoy this museum quite a lot. They change up the exhibits frequently enough to keep things interesting and there is a wide variety of art. What damages my review is purely the lack of eye catching / pinnacle pieces that would help create the Atlanta art scene identity. This being the central art museum of Atlanta sets quite a high bar for what I seek. Museums in cities with less developed culture such as Phoenix have a great deal of unique and identifiable pieces such as work by Yayoi Kusama as permanent installations that build the museum's identity.

I love all the art displays.

Great visit and was able to experience the exhibits for free showing my veteran card

A lot of history inside!

A lot to see, great environment!

Amazing

Easily one of the best (if not the best) art museums in the south east, the High is an expansive and large museum that covers just about everything your heart could artistically desire...a floor dedicated to Modern Art...check...Impressionism...check. Hudson School...check. African art...check. Traveling exhibitions...done. And that's just scratching the surface. The photo exhibitions in the "basement" are always fantastic and the permanent collection is amazing. There's really nothing bad that can be said about this museum at all. Even the cafe is tasty! Oh and the gift shop has tons of art books you need in your collection. I love this place so much I became a member! Beyond highly recommended.

Remind me to give 1% of my earnings to the High Museum. Can you imagine the spectacle Atlanta would EARN if all ATL METRO Residents gave? Always a pleasure, never enough time to see it all.

Haven't been here in a long time and I love what they're doing with it! So much art and culture, highly informative. We'll definitely be coming back.

Friday Night Jazz was amazing along with all the great exhibits! Great for a grown date night!

I had a great time there are your gide was very nice and made sure we got to see one of the most interesting galeres in the museum

One of my favorite places to spend several hours. Membership is super affordable and well worth it.

I'm genuinely confused on how anyone can give the High Museum of Art a rating below five stars. It's a beautiful and gorgeous museum, located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. With a serene interior courtyard, the towering presence of Atlanta's skyscrapers surround you. The interior is clean and modern with new art exhibitions being rotated in-and-out on a frequent basis. The artwork, exhibitions, and pieces featured are rich in history and meaning. The personnel are friendly and helpful and the museum is affordable at $14.50 a person.

Awesome place to relax.

Great exhibits, comfortable environment awesome experience

Beautiful layout with an aura of high esteem and elegance with every exhibit. The temporary exhibits food an excellent job in highlighting the distinguishable performance and artwork of the featured artist with captions and detail to the mediums used for every art piece. Would definitely go again!!

An interestingly eclectic collection of art.

I'm familiar with Dawoud Bey so I was excited to see this exhibit. It did not disappoint! The African art was amazing as well.

The museum itself is ok but get ready to be treated badly. They follow you around as if you're about to steal something (???) and are mask Nazis. It's Saturday early morning and we're literally the only people in the whole museum. Get a brain.

I love this museum. Something about the energy of this place. I've been blessed to see some beautiful museums around the world. This one is one of my favorites. They have a cool live music event once a month. Love the diversity in crowds.

Fantastic museum. Rarely can you find a place that can show off such a variety of works with helpful placards and down to earth sensibility. The exhibits themselves get the unique break up of the buildings own amazing architecture that makes exploring the museum itself an amazing joy by itself. Truly a palace of Art collections. A must see for Atlanta visitors.

A wonderful place to visit and spend hours looking through all the different pieces of art. From paintings and photography to sculptures and installation pieces, there is something for everyone. Make sure to allocate at least 2 hours to spend wandering the museum. You will want to visit your favorite pieces more than once! They have both a long ramp and elevators for access to all the floors.

The High Museum of Art was an amazing adventure into many many spectrums and styles of Art. As you meander up into the vestiges of winding offshoots containing a wide variety of genres you will marvel and be amazed at the diversity exhibited in well lit motifs which will stimulate the soul.

Always a great time at the High!

(Translated by Google) I'm not sure of the collection, but it's worth a visit just for meeting the museum designed by Richard Myers and Renzo Piano of the Pompidou Center in the southern United States. (Original) 소장품은 잘 모르겠지만 퐁피두 센터의 리처드 마이어스와 렌초 피아노가 설계한 박물관을 미국 남부에서 만난다는 점만해도 방문할 가치가 있는 장소이다.

Not too many people with COVID. I bought my tickets online. Make sure your phone is not on dark mode; if not the barcode is dark.

Fabulous

Fantastic Atlanta location worth visiting. Handling the current pandemic situation well.

Very well appointed museum with a vast collection of art from different time periods. Loved it.

Security at the High is amazing! Especially Leonardo! I lost my wallet and he took the extra mile to find me on social media to return it to me. Very amazing collection of art and community 😍

Mainstage fine art museum. Frank Lloyd Wright like design. Great place to hang out all afternoon. Friday Jazz can be fun if a little too trendy for my taste. Feels like a dating game, hook up event. Well worth the membership for the benefits.

Not expensive. Great collections.

Wonderful. Always awe inspiring to visit the exhibits.

It is a lie of Cubans they have nothing and very expensive

Great time at this wonderful art museum!

Beautiful museum with a lot of variety in art!

Great variety of arts. Loved the contemporary pieces!

Mind opening.

Loved it. It's the perfect place to relax on a rainy day.

Simply fantastic, I've been dozens of times and I've always been delighted.

I guess using AC might damage the art, so they keep the museum pretty warm. Don’t make the mistake of wearing pants.

The best

Excellent displays, well kept, friendly folks. There's nobody at the museum right now, come and visit!

Beautiful museum!

We had a wonderful time at the High Museum of Art. There were a lot of people there on a Saturday morning, but everyone was respectful and mostly distanced. There is a fair balance of art from different eras and regions. The Persian exhibit, European Art, and the top floor of Modern Art were my personal favorites.

Amazing place to think about what is on the artists' mind and how they express it. From paintings and sculptures to buildings. Good place.

Very nice museum. The Bey photography exhibit was great!

Awesome as always. Love the gift shop.

Tried to visit today only to be turned away at the door. This is after paying $18 for parking. They need to update their website with a banner that says to read the FAQs page. Apparently on 2nd Sundays, it’s free and you need to make a reso. The info is buried at the bottom of this FAQs page. Easy to miss IMO. I saw several other people turned away and angry.

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They have old furniture. Seriously, there is a bed, chairs, and some drawers. Also, paintings and stuff.

There are some interesting pieces here! My fiancé proposed to me on 01/24/2021 in front of one of the African-American paintings.

Nice staff there and cool art, I have never been to an art museum but now I know that I'm not much of an art guy. I'm sure somebody else who is would like it though

Persian Art Exhibition is excellent.....

Wonderful place to visit. The exhibits are always interesting. Sundays are pretty crowded. But masks are required. We went on a Wednesday afternoon this time. And it was far less crowded and more relaxed. The staff at the entrance were so helpful on this last visit and nice, especially Isaiah at ticketing. The guards were also helpful. If they didn't know something, they took the time to find out for you. So nice! We had a lovely time. So much so that I purchased a membership.

This place is amazing. I love their displays and exhibits, but more than that, I really enjoy their events. From their Friday jazz nights to their family art days. There is always someone around to guide you if you get lost, and the facility is always super clean. There is parking nearby, but you will have to pay for it. I recommend checking the site for upcoming events unless you’re into art, but I like getting the two for one. Enjoy!

Every exhibit here is amazing. Enjoy the history from different cultures and countries. I come here to relax. Great place to exhale and appreciate creativity at its highest form.

Absolutely breath taking. Worth a second or even third visit to fully grasp the majesty of all their exhibits

An hour and a half well spent

Always a nice place to relax and look at impressive work!

Best night Friday Jazz awesome experience

It changes me and moves my soul every time I visit. It gives me resilience and hope.

Very informative..

We had a great time at the High. It's always a fun experience.

Just joined with my family. Great family activity.

different types art

My visit to the High Museum of Art 2020. Went with my fraternity brother and had a great time. Always great to take a second and enjoy art

The High is fabulous. They consistently bring in high quality and well curated special exhibits, while maintaining a great permanent collection. It's never a bad time to visit.

There’s certainly a lot to see at this museum, and they have a good variety of art from the classics to the modern. The building is kind of in a goofy layout, but it just adds to the ambience of an art museum. Definitely take advantage of the free weekend entry days. It can be crowded but tolerable, nonetheless.

Exceptional art collection across genres and time period. Beautiful building with a great natural light and flow. A must see

A must see when you visit Atlanta! We enjoyed seeing the art exhibits and there is a lot to see. We went on a Thursday morning and there were hardly anyone there. We purchased our tickets ahead of time on their website.

What a lovely museum! It was my first time visiting. I could spend all day here! We went to view the Obama Presidential Portraits. There are so many wonderful works of art on exhibit. I can't wait to come back!

This museum is relaxing. No big crowds or long lines. The art is exceptional and unlike anything else I have seen in other museums across the country. It doesn’t require a lot of time to go through it so I’d recommend it to anyone in the area. Let it be known parking is expensive at $20 so be sure to take that into consideration.

Amazing! It is a must visit if you are in the area. Contemporary and Modern Art, American, African, European, great Exhibits such as the Samurai Exhibit, Ancient Nubia,Bruce Onobrakpeya... so much to see!

Great Museum 10/10!! Came here for the Kaws exhibit in Feb 22. I planned to spend about an hour here and ended up spending over 2 1/2. Thoroughly enjoyed all the art and architecture of the buildings wasn’t expecting to walk the entire museum but glad I did! We were able to see the Obama portrait exhibit which was pretty cool as well. The gift shop was stocked with great souvenirs like T shirts, postcards, books, catalogs and more! Perfect outing for friends, families or couples!

A great place to find inspiration!! Take a day and just walk around the museum. I went on a Saturday afternoon and I fell in love with a few pieces and especially how it wasn’t as crowded as I thought it would be. All writers should definitely visit when seeking new ideas

Awesome place. I visited on the last day of my business trip. I was here for two hours, but I didn’t have enough time. There are so many beautiful arts.. And the female staff in glasses was so kind and nice.. Thank you!

A great date night on the third Friday of the month when it's also Jazz night. As folks that aren't big art museum folks we loved spending a Friday night catching some of the live music (however it's hard to get a seat unless you arrive early). We enjoyed being able to explore the museum listening to the music and then being able to enjoy a snack & drink afterwards on the outdoor balcony.

Attending the highly acclaimed Samurai exhibit. Exquisite in scope and detail. Highly recommend before the exhibit ends. Museum members enjoy free entry.

By far the highlight of my recent trip to Atlanta. Wish there was an exhibition of oriental art, but the exhibitions they do have are vast and maintained meticulously. The marble statues are an incredible sight to behold in person and are the results of incredibly talented artists and craftsmen. A great spot to visit even if you aren't super into art, but if you are, make time to spend 2-3 hours here minimum.

Great museum with an unusually large amount of sculpture in the displayed works. There is a good concentration in modern art too so you are stuck looking at room after room of Renaissance paintings.

The High Museum of Art is the largest museum for visual art in the South. It’s Located in Atlanta, Georgia (on Peachtree Street in Midtown, the city's arts district), the High is 312,000 square feet. Cafe was closed but they did have a small kiosk of sorts. Bring your wallet.

This is a beautiful museum with so much to look at and was well worth the price. The staff was very friendly and tentative. Just make sure you try to go when there aren’t any field trips going on!