National Center for Civil and Human Rights
A powerful and uplifting journey that highlights the power of people—and our shared responsibility to take the rights of all humans personally. Sit at an interactive lunch counter and experience what heroic protestors braved, stand face-to-face with global human rights champions, view items that changed history and see the Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. Collection featuring Dr. King's personal papers & artifacts.
Attraction Closure
The National Center for Civil and Human Rights will be closed January through August 2025 for an exciting expansion project.
Visiting with CityPASS® tickets
Save up to 49% on admission to National Center for Civil and Human Rights plus 4 must-see attractions with Atlanta CityPASS tickets.
- One simple purchase gives you admission to multiple attractions. And with 9 days to use your tickets, you’ll have plenty of time to spend at each attraction.
- Save time researching. Only the best attractions, like National Center for Civil and Human Rights, are included in CityPASS tickets. Rest assured you’re going to see the best Atlanta has to offer.
- Admission to National Center for Civil and Human Rights:Atlanta CityPASS: General Admission
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We loved it. We were party of seven and this was the best way to see the city. It helped us plan and see 'must-see' places in Atlanta. It actually helped us connect with few other Atlanta pass holders who were also out of town visitors like us.
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A lot of fun and saving money at the same time 😊
You gotta do this! CityPASS is the only way to go.
Date published: 2025-07-05
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CityPASS is the way to see Atlanta! It was EASY!
I got my city hat for the family and we’re so glad that we did all the things we wanted to see in Atlanta and took our time
Date published: 2025-07-05
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Wonderful attractions
We purchased CityPASS for our family of 8 vacation. It paid for itself at just the Aquarium, (which by the way, I could have stayed there for DAYSSSSS), plus we got to visit the zoo, and the Coca-Cola museum. It really did make our visit to Atlanta so nice and busy!
Date published: 2025-06-29
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MfromSA from
Money well spent
CItyPASS is a convenient and cost effective way to visit popular tourist attractions
Date published: 2025-06-26
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Ducky from
Perfect for affordable dates
The CityPASS is perfect for those who would love to explore what cities have to offer. My spouse and I planned out three dates and when the National Center for Civil and Human Rights museum opens up again, we plan on buying the CityPASS again. With the Aquarium, World of Coke, and the Civil Center all being in walking distance, it makes for the perfect day out going to all three in one day. The Zoo is extremely fun and if you wanted to get two things in at once you could also hit up the Fernbank Museum in the same day too. We would love it so so much more if they somehow got the Botanical Garden included, but all and all, it is a great deal especially if you love seeing animals and fishes. Would highly recommend for families as They will love running around the Fernbank Museum and Wolrd of Coca-Cola.
Date published: 2025-06-26
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Mark B... from
It's Perfect if you have 3 days to Visit
I bought the CityPASS for me and my son and it is the best value for entertainment in the Country.. We get them wherever we travel too.. Atlanta is no exception... perfect... The last time we came it came with the History of Atlanta Musuem.. They replaced it with the College Football Hsll of Fame.. I'm a huge Football fan so I couldn't wait to see it.. Boy was I disappointed!!! Half the digital displays didn't work and the interactive sport games were confusing.. Best part was playing on the ASTRO turf and watching my 10 year old son Boot a football.. and run the obstacle course.. thats why I give the Pass 4 starts.. Everything was perfect.. Aquarium.. Zoo.. Coca Cola.. 👍🏾
Date published: 2025-06-25
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Pookieduce from
Good Value
Good value for what you got to see. Would recommend it.
Date published: 2025-06-25
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Mile from
Buen viaje
Cumplió con lo prometido no tuvimos inconveniente con la entrada en ningún lado. Lo recomiendo
Date published: 2025-06-25
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DaninBelmont from
Efficient and Cost-Saving
We had a great visit to Atlanta and the CityPass was a great buy and made check-ins at each venue incredibly efficient and quick. ***Prior to your trip, I would call each venue to make sure they will be open as one of our preferred venues was closed and we didn’t know and couldn't visit.
Date published: 2025-06-23
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Dianikis from
That was wonderful!
That was wonderful! I bought CityPASS for Atlanta, and I really save a lot, and it's very easy to use.
Date published: 2025-06-23
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