Amber S.
10/14/2023
They don't have a Monetary Museum of Atlanta, so onto the banks yelp page it is. My son and I had visited the Kansas City, MO Federal Reserve Bank last year. When I saw Atlanta had one too, I knew...
Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
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1000 Peachtree St NE
Atlanta, GA 30309
Welcome to the Atlanta Fed's Monetary Museum. By exploring an exhibit of historical artifacts, you'll discover the fascinating story of money—from barter to modern times. You'll also learn about the turbulent history of banking in America and see examples of rare coins and currency. The museum features a display on the history of money; interactive, multimedia exhibits explaining the Federal Reserve's role in the economy; and a view of the Bank's automated vault and cash-processing areas. All adult visitors and minors aged 5–17 entering the Atlanta Fed main office or one of our Branches must provide proof of full vaccination or proof of a negative PCR or antigen rapid test result. Proof of vaccination or a negative test are not required for children under the age of 5. If you are unvaccinated and use a negative test result to enter, you must have taken the test on or after the Friday preceding the day you enter the building. In addition, you must wear a mask.
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Tiffany B.
12/23/2025
It was fine. Displays and videos: bit in need of an update, and some of the stations didn't work where you were to "press a button" to learn XYZ. Understandably, security is tight, so have your ID...
Vicky B.
6/20/2025
Came here to visit the museum and had a good experience! Things to know before you go: - you have to walk through a metal detector and show a state ID to get in, which they scan. - you have to...
Doug L.
1/8/2025
This was my third Federal Reserve Bank visit. The nearest MARTA station was Midtown and the Bank was just a few minutes walk from it. You can combine the visit with the Margaret Mitchell House...
Eileen T.
5/21/2025
In most of my readings of what to do in Atlanta, this was not mentioned and that's a shame because this FREE museum is an interesting place to visit. It took me about 2 hours to wander the self...
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