The Gate Museum
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Your VisitThe Millennium Gate Museum prides itself on capturing Georgia's vast and significant history in just one building. Whether you are a native Georgian, are visiting from other states, or come from overseas, we guarantee you will walk away with a new understanding of our state’s history. As you plan to visit, we’d highly recommend purchasing tickets online by clicking on the button below. We can’t wait to see you here!
Tuesday through Saturday
10:00am – 5:00pm
We are closed on Sunday and Monday
(*Exceptions are made for Private Events.)
Walk-ins are welcome but we recommend purchasing tickets online.
Ticket Options
* These ticket options are for admission to the Museum only; they cannot be applied as permits for photoshoots or events. To submit an inquiry for a photoshoot or other event, please fill out our inquiry form.
Buy ticketsWe offer many options to explore our Museum no matter how you visit. Please contact rkerfoot@thegatemuseum.org or call (404) 881-0900 for more information on scheduling a tour and pricing. Below are the different options for group tours we offer.
For student, senior, or military group tours, please contact our Museum Director, Richard Kerfoot, at rkerfoot@thegatemuseum.org.
* These ticket options are for admission to the Museum only; they cannot be applied as permits for photoshoots or events. To submit an inquiry for a photoshoot or other event, please fill out our inquiry form.
Buy Group TicketsDid you know that you can book the Millennium Gate Museum for your photoshoot, proposal, or private event? For more information, please visit our Facility Rentals page! Permits are required for all photoshoots, video shoots, proposals, and private events; to submit an inquiry, please fill out our inquiries form here:
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Indoor Galleries:
Some of our various detailed galleries include:
Outdoor Space:
The gardens around the Museum is a delight for visitors. Its lush pond—decorated by several varieties of plants—its stately trees, colorful shrubs and flowers and its meandering paths provide a stunning setting for some of the Museum's most important statues and monuments.
Rooftop Conservatory:
Don't miss the spectacular views from the museum rooftop conservatory. You will see Atlanta's skyline all the way to the Mercedes Benz stadium, the pond reflecting the surrounding trees and witness the phenomenal growth of a city we call home.
Access to the Millennium Gate Museum is centralized through MARTA's Arts Center Station, by means of MARTA rail and bus lines, as well as partner services Gwinnett County Transit, CobbLINC, and XpressGA. There are three bus services from Arts Center Station that stop in Atlantic Station: MARTA bus lines 37 and 94, as well as a free shuttle service maintained by Atlantic Station itself. For guests coming on Amtrak's Crescent Line, take MARTA bus line 110 from the Amtrak Station to Arts Center Station, then transfer to your bus line of choice for service to Atlantic Station.
Millennium Gate Museum
395 17th Street NW
Atlanta GA 30363
