Best places: Museums in Austell, United States

Cultural attraction presents artifacts, art & photos from the Civil Rights Era & about human rights.

Museum of ancient art featuring Greek & Roman collections & an Egyptian exhibit including mummies.

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Kid-friendly museum tracing the history of Delta Airlines with hands-on exhibits & vintage aircraft.

Long-standing puppetry museum with a variety of exhibits, performances, workshops & classes.

Restored Philip T. Shutze designed 1928 neoclassical mansion & gardens built for rich cotton heirs.

Smithsonian affiliate with hands-on permanent & traveling exhibits on the Civil War-era railroad.

Center includes exhibits on the antebellum South & an 1845-era farm with a blacksmith & smokehouse.

👍👍 Had a great time. Went with a friend, but it's a cute date spot and kiddos will love it. Not too big, so you won't feel overwhelmed, but enough to keep you there for a good two hours. Very cool exhibitions and neat stuff in the gift shop area on the way out. 100% recommended.

Sleek modern museum offers exhibits on famous college football players & an indoor field for events.

Spacious venue showcasing glamorous gowns & other designer garments made for the cinema.

👍👍 Its been a true honor to be able to attend events here. Unique, down to earth, & phenomenal training. This experience is exquisite every time. Donovan’s long term vision reminds me of Michael Jordan in the beginning. Big dreams & the work & high positive energy to implement.

Housing documents of the 39th president, this museum also features a replica of the Oval Office.

👍👍 Although there is no cost to enter and go through the museum, you can make a donation. I've taken my grandson here three times and it's so interesting. The firemen here are so hard-working and friendly and happy to answer questions. A real plus to living in Marietta!

Memorabilia, films & exhibits (some interactive) about soft drink that debuted in Atlanta in 1886.

Photographs, documents & memorabilia throughout 2 galleries depict the Atlanta Jewish experience.

Quaint, Victorian house showcasing diverse works by artists of African decent, plus lectures & more.

Community museum showcasing Civil War & local heritage exhibits, historical artifacts & documents.

Goldmining artifacts & exhibits, plus a panning area, trails & themed train rides on 27 acres.

👍👍 I've been wanting to check this place out for a while now, and we finally made it out here last weekend. They have so many beautiful clocks, and the guys are very friendly, happy to talk and answer any questions. Definitely recommend coming here if you are looking for a grandfather or cuckoo clock.