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Michael C. Carlos Museum

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Museum

About

The Michael C. Carlos Museum at Emory University houses Georgia’s largest collection of ancient Mediterranean, Egyptian, Near Eastern, and pre-Columbian art, alongside African and Asian art and a collection of works on paper. Designed in part by architect Michael Graves, the museum also hosts rotating contemporary exhibitions and public lectures.

Menu highlights

Ancient Mediterranean & Egyptian galleries
Georgia's largest collection of Egyptian, Greek, Roman, and Near Eastern antiquities
Art of the Americas
Pre-Columbian and Native American collections
General admission
Adults $10; seniors and children 6-17 $8
$10

Good to know

Free admission groups
Free for Emory students, faculty, staff, healthcare workers, and children under 5; other college students with ID also get in free.
Parking
Visitor parking is available in Emory campus decks a short walk from the museum entrance.