This is definitely a place you can come enjoy amazing art even on a Sunday. There was a line when we went but people were safely distancing. However I did not like the ramp on the inside because of the inability to social distance. The ramp is very functional for a wheelchair. There are multiple floors full of beautiful collections which include tribal, religion, popular culture and more. Definitely worth the price.

Spent over for hours enjoying the collection. Do not skip the Daywoud Bey photography exhibit, so moving and timely. Arrived at 10 and felt like we had the place to ourselves. From folk art to classics, paintings to furniture... The variety keeps you engaged.

Beautiful building that houses many forms and time periods of artistic creations... Second Sunday is free admission, but still need to make a time reservation for admission...Appreciate the staffs knowledge and help and the overall concern for the health of all guests...Check out the museum shop, many cool options to purchase there....

I enjoy the High every time we go. Second Sundays are always a good thing, but paying the ticket price is so worth it. Definitely be prepared to take pictures. I always take a ton.

The High Museum of Art is such a fun place. There are exhibits that are permanent and always fun to rediscover and there are exhibits that are there for a short period of time. Those exhibits are very interesting, sometimes interactive, and always informative in a awesome way. I would highly recommend The High as a fun outing and change of pace. ART is great for the brain and soul. Enjoy!!!

Simply fantastic! Ive been dozens of times and Ive always been delighted! Ive been able to spend the entire day here and still not see everything and Ive gone for one exhibit and spent two hours in just one hall. Great if you just want to wander for a day or if youre going for one specific event!

The High Museum of Art has a world class collection of art. There is something here for the whole family. I am always amazed to find something new every time I go!

One of my favorite places to spend several hours. Membership is super affordable and well worth it.

I had a great time there are your gide was very nice and made sure we got to see one of the most interesting galeres in the museum

Easily one of the best (if not the best) art museums in the south east, the High is an expansive and large museum that covers just about everything your heart could artistically desire...a floor dedicated to Modern Art...check...Impressionism...check. Hudson School...check. African art...check. Traveling exhibitions...done. And thats just scratching the surface. The photo exhibitions in the basement are always fantastic and the permanent collection is amazing. Theres really nothing bad that can be said about this museum at all. Even the cafe is tasty! Oh and the gift shop has tons of art books you need in your collection. I love this place so much I became a member! Beyond highly recommended.

Havent been here in years. Thats my fault. However, under COVID, this is the perfect time to go and to be able to leisurely and without crowds, take in all the exhibits. REQUIRED Face masks and booking your time slots/tix in advance. Enjoy.

Excellent museum w modern & older paintings, sculpture & modern art. Staff is helpful & spaced throughout museum. Famialize yourself w museum layout; navigation to some sections is not intuitive. Parking is limited downtown so be prepared to pay $8 to $12.

Im genuinely confused on how anyone can give the High Museum of Art a rating below five stars. Its a beautiful and gorgeous museum, located in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. With a serene interior courtyard, the towering presence of Atlantas skyscrapers surround you.The interior is clean and modern with new art exhibitions being rotated in-and-out on a frequent basis. The artwork, exhibitions, and pieces featured are rich in history and meaning. The personnel are friendly and helpful and the museum is affordable at $14.50 a person.

I took my wife on our first date here after grabbing a cup of coffee at Octane next door, so I may be a little biased when I say that I love this place. Very neat exhibits. Even if you arent an art connoisseur, this is a cool place, especially for a good date idea. Check this place out!

This place has stunning architecture, and always a good variety of exhibits including child-facing ones (I still remember and enjoyed the Winnie the Pooh exhibit). I personally love the abstract and modern art floor, partially because of the skylight portholes within the architecture. The museum has had a real push in the last few years to bring in virtual programming, it seems to have paid off in their COVID ticketing system. It was very comprehensive and I felt very safe.

The biggest and coolest museum in the Southeast! Really enjoyed the Virgil Abloh exhibit.

Lots of things to see and study. Very cool how all the art is laid out. Very informative. We had a great time and will visit again. Highly recommend

The museum was great but the staff was very rude. Even though a person is visually impaired they should be welcome to explore a museum with their children. I felt singled out because of my disability but at least the kids enjoyed the Julie Mehretu exhibit.

Great variety of arts. Loved the contemporary pieces!

Wonderful experience.I have but two questions: How does one qualify to walk around donning a blazer and wearing a badge yet you cant tell a patron where the bathroom is? Ran into about 3 of these types .. whats up with THAT‽

The creative energy and heart growing exhibitions are well worth the time to engage them. The staff are courteous, hygienic and efficient in their positions.I cannot wait to visit again.

$15 admission cost is a ridiculous price to pay to go to one of the most well known art museums, and located in such a convenient spot in midtown Atlanta. Please do come here at least once in your life if you live in or near Atlanta, I enjoyed every story of the building as well as the multiple open exhibits that are accessed via elevator. The entire vibe around and outside the museum is great as well, with aesthetically pleasing architecture. Going to come here again for sure.

Very clean and well maintain. Worth the ticket price

Amazing art, we loved the minotaur statue on floor 3. The collection isnt as big as others weve seen but each one is unique. The modern art and classical paintings were stunning as well. Highly recommend for a date or relaxing outing.

This is a great museum. There are usually activities for children of all ages.check for special restrictions during covid-19.

If you live in Atlanta and you have not been there, go tomorrow.Become a member.If you are visiting Atlanta, you should tour the High one afternoon.

Veterans get in free, with a free guest and free parking! Just show your veterans ID or DD-214. I enjoyed the African Art section the most, but the museum itself is great for a few hours of slow exploration. The employees are always courteous and helpful! Find me on IG exploring Atlanta and the world at agirlgottaeat

Theres so much art here that you need two days to fully appreciate it! The architecture of the building itself is appreciable too, done by two notable architects, 30 years apart.

There is something here for everyone to enjoy, even during a pandemic. Very pleased. Spent 2hours and still didnt get to enjoy everything.

Ive never been to an exhibit here that was disappointing. The museum is beautiful. Love the refresh they did on their permanent exhibit, and love Second Sundays! I do wish they were open a little later. The only downside to the museum is the price of parking. But I mean, hey - its Atlanta. Definitely try to take MARTA as theres a station right by the museum. Also, if you go into the gift shop as an exhibit is wrapping up, the exhibit-specific merchandise typically has a pretty steep discount. Did that for Infinity Mirrors ;)

I took my son to his first museum visit to view the European Masters Collect. We stay to see the other exhibits including this dope African exhibit. Wonderful time!!

I visited a few months ago and I really enjoyed the Tommie Smith exhibit. I also really enjoyed the art exhibits surrounding the sound art.... particularly the one where you an whisper into and someone in the other side of the room can clearly hear what you are saying. The museum guides were very helpful to enjoy them also.

Absolutely stunning museum in Atlanta that always has interesting and engaging displays as well as their regular heart which is just absolutely inspiring. Definitely worth a visit

It was cold outside my wife and i arrived about 10 minutes early, we were asked to stay outside until they opened at 10, I understand that they are doing their job, but what about customer service?? We are from out of state so that was a real turn off for me!!

Loved it. Its the perfect place to relax on a rainy day.

Covid has forced timed entry and the experience was nearly flawless. Only thing that I would change is the ability to have ticket arrive via text.My first visit since the reinstallation and I was impressed. Everything seems brighter and more accessible. More of the collection is on view and the galleries are more cohesive. Spent more time than expected.

The HIGH Museum of Art is a fantastic place to go, and see new artwork presented nearly every week. It left a wonderful impression on me, since it was my first time there. If you are looking for a place to discover well-known and unknown works, the check out the HIGH Museum of Art.

Excellent displays, well kept, friendly folks. Theres nobody at the museum right now, come and visit!

I absolutely love The High. As an ATLANTA native I have grown up enjoying it’s halls and exhibits from a young age. I especially love their monthly Jazz Night! A must visit Atlanta attraction!

Interesting place full of beautiful art. It worth your time and money.

My wife brought me and the family out it was my first time. We all really enjoyed ourselves.

I love this magical place. The exhibits are always well curated. The staff are helpful and parking under the building is easy.

The Exhibitions were amazing !!! You can find a lot of pieces from great artists around the world !!

Beautiful artwork set up in a way to keep you continuously engaged. Friendly and helpful staff as well.

Such a wonderful day and the facts that it was Teacher Appreciation Day made it even better! The installations on every floor. Marvelous! Breathtaking!

The biggest and most impactful museum I have ever been too. Very diverse. Intriguing pieces. Probably spent 1-3 hrs here so many pieces to see. Well worth the entry. I would go back when I am in town again.

Great place to see wonderful art and performance,theres so much to do. So much history from different countries and cultures, a fun place to bring your family. A must if youre in Atlanta.

Hmm... To echo something someone else already stated, it is baffling to me to conceive any review of this place under 4. This is an astonishing place and I only visited one time to come down to that conclusion. It is clean and every place and corner I visited appears to be in a pristine condition. The staff is well organized as well as their security team even though I think it can be upgraded. Please visit on the week days other than Friday if you do not want to encounter a crowd. I am most like going to visit again.

The civil rights exhibit is front and center and happy to see that. The covid protocols were solid and everyone followed them. Felt very safe and I tend to be extremely cautious.

Please hire front desk and cafe staff who value customer service! Assuming you hire avid art lovers or students (those who would be open to working part time)? As a visitor services and events manager at an art museum I recommend you focus on hires who value customer service with an interest in art. Trust me it worked for my museum, also try hiring older/mature. Expectations just need to be higher, team was not welcoming and didn’t offer any information regarding the museum. One was on her phone, the other just staring at the computer-at least say hello when someone walks in.Beautiful museum, just disappointed with the service.

The High Museum is another staple of Atlanta that everyone should visit. I love seeing how they transform for new exhibits.I visited this week for the Joris Laarman Lab exhibit. It was incredible. Ive never seen such unique patterns in furniture. The process to create such masterpieces was mind blowing as well.Its really hard to explain so you should just visit and see it for yourself. I promise youve never seen work like this before.

Not expensive. Great collections.

The High Museum is one of the first museums I went to; it remains one of my favorites, especially the special exhibits and the modern art on the top floor. I also love variety with a mix of renissance and southern folk art. Theres usually just enough people that it isnt uninviting, but quiet and calm enough youre not rushed or distracted.

It is a lie of Cubans they have nothing and very expensive

Give yourself a lot more time than you thought youd need... this coming from a person not really into the whole art thing... its an amazing place. A definite win for a classy date of you wanted... the modern art part... um, yeah, that was as odd as you probably would think it would be.Fact is, youd need a LONG DAY or several trips to really take in all the interesting things they have here. Im really glad I went here and would definitely go again.

I guess using AC might damage the art, so they keep the museum pretty warm. Don’t make the mistake of wearing pants.

Simply fantastic, Ive been dozens of times and Ive always been delighted.

There are statues, art, furniture, and a lot of rich history behind the art displayed. Its all very well organized with a lot to see. I spent 4 hours there and there are many cool abstract exhibits! Highly recommend taking friends or family there to have a good indoor time in Atlanta!

It was a good first experience for my family last week to be there. Although we were followed continuously on every floor by security. That is why I gave it 4 stars and not 5.

Beautiful collection of art. One of my favorite mid-sized museums. The building itself is BREATHTAKING, the bright light coming in through the windows is lovely and the architecture is interesting. The modern art portion is full of massive works and is truly awe inspiring, and throughout the entire museum they have nearly every age and style represented. I could spend days on end here and never be bored.

Boring. Need more interactive art.

Average museum with lots of art pieces. If you are not really into art, then the contemporary section is the only must see.

BEAUTIFUL space and moving artwork. Took the guided, architecture-themed tour with my field trip group from cosmetology school and the docent was very knowledgeable and tweaked the tour a bit to make it applicable to our groups looking for hair inspiration..

Great experience! And at fair price ($13,00 more or less). They have different kinds of pieces from american art, and others from worldwide, but most from XVI century and beyond. It also has a beautiful architecture from Richard Meier. It was really worth it!

It’s free for everyone on Sunday’s and free for Veterans everyday! I loooove this museum, I’ve been here a few times and come every single time they have a new exhibit. It’s beautiful here and one of the best museums in ATL, never disappoints. They have something for people of all ages and cultures. From toddlers and to. Check it out

Renovations look AMAZING!!! There is something to do for the entire family.... A great place to explore a variety of art... FREE on Second Sundays... A great place to expose your family and friends to different cultures... *Black Panther had a scene here*

Clean and organized very well.the patrons also were not overly loud or rude, despite it being packed. it is free every second sunday of the month. the place is very well secured and the staff is very helpful and knowledgeable about the many exhibits and floors of the museum as well.it is a nice place to go with someone who enjoys anything from ancient, classical, to contemporary art.

Lots to see at the High Museum of Art. I mean it! There really is lots to see. I came for the Clarence John Laughlin Photography Exhibit. I stayed especially for the contemporary art. My visit has me thinking of new ways to explore my photography and visual artistry. No better compliment than that.

Top floor has the best art. cute place to chill and enjoy art.

I feel so fortunate to be living in this city and have access to this jewel.

We love the High Museum of Art. This is the first time weve gone since they reorganized the permanent exhibits. Everything was well organized and nicely displayed with information about each piece. All of our favorite pieces are back.The childrens rooms looked fun. I cant wait to bring our grandsons.

A family friendly museum for a just right side of arts and culture. While the depth of its collection cant compare to those larger well-endowed establishments, the High does present a good cross section of styles and period to make it worth the visit. Dont forget that second Sundays are always free!

Wonderful. Always awe inspiring to visit the exhibits.

Great museum to spend the afternoon. There is a lot of great are from different themes across cultures and histories.

Enjoyed a very nice day at the High Museum of Art. The kids area had been updated since wed last been. Its fun, colorful and interactive. Cant wait to go again!

One of the best museums I’ve visited! I love the large collection of furniture! So many levels. I loved the glass and porcelain art!

What an inspiring, airy space. We loved all the exhibits.

Have been visiting most of my life. The building itself is a major work of art worth researching. The collections inside are diverse and intetesting.

Loved this art prison. There’s so much art you almost forget your addiction to online shopping keeps you from having any human friends. Give sticker away to another patron for entry upon leaving so more people can enjoy the joy of expensive craft idealism. Needs more scents.

2nd Sundays field trip to the High. Loved the Romare Bearden and Virgil Agbloh exhibits.

Always something beautiful to see and/or experience! And every 2nd Sunday is family day!

Great time at this wonderful art museum!

A fabulous collection of works from old world to now! Stunning modern structure and surrounding area of Midtown Atlanta.

I love everything this museum has to offer. From the sculptures, paintings, or special exhibits. We spent many hours appreciating the art on display.Definitely a great place to visit in the city if youre a lover of the arts.**You cant enter the museum if you buy a coffee or food. I wasnt paying attention to their signs when I first got there and had to throw my coffee away. Just a reminder**

Beautiful art museum located in midtown Atlanta. Free to bank of America account holders the first weekend of every month. Nice blend of modern art and architecture along with french porcelain and Chestnut and mahogany furniture. Next to the woodruff performance center.

I absolutely enjoyed visiting this museum. It has a diverse collection of art and the African art floor was stunning. I just wanted to stay and stare at all the sculptures.

Such a culturally enriching place to visit. This past Sunday I was granted access courtesy of Bank of America! (First Sunday of every month). As if that weren’t sweet enough, I came across an original Claude Monet! One of my favorite impressionists ... have you been?

I liked this museum very much. The staff are very friendly, they have free admission every second Sunday of the month, and the give put free art boxes for kids. I also love their gift shop (even thought some things are over priced) they have a lot of interesting and cool things to buy. Their art looked really nice. They had a lot to look at and to take photos of.

Has variety, fun rooms for kids and great interactive Friday night events. Membership is a great deal.

The museum, exhibits and experience was beautiful and a great treat for a Friday date night. The associates on each floor have differing attitudes and mannerisms. I enjoyed the associates and exhibits on Floor 4 most of all.

Super pretty and great for taking pictures! And right in the middle of the city!

Perfect atmosphere, excellent selection of art. Gift shop is a bit pricey but the selection of items for sale is well thought out

I have been a member of the High Museum for years. As an artist myself, I feel that the High brings in many important historical and modern exhibits. They also have a very meaningful, and diverse permanent collection.The High also provides many learning opportunities for children and young artists, as well as special events for adults.The images are from Yayoi Kusama’s Infinity Mirrors and European Masterworks: The Phillips Collection.

Great place. You can get in free if you’re a Bank of America customer on the first full weekend of every month.

Always the best time with my 3 year old.

Good art, good for college students, long-term relationships dates, and lovers of art. Plenty of walking and some more mature themes so not great for little kids. Interesting exhibits and lovely tour guides. Fun gift shop and useful coffee shop.

Being an artist, on top of my bucket list during a trip to Atlanta was the High Museum of Art. When I visited they had a collage exhibit, which was amazing. I recommend a visit to anyone who loves art.

On this visit, I realized that art is different. Its certainly is in the eyes of the beholder. The items in the museum was very nice and the visit was worth the time. The one thing that had me shaking my head I will not share the picture because of the content But its worth the visit for anyone who enjoys the creative mind at work... I gave it 5stars because it is artsy. So to all whos going to visit, please do let me know what you think of the statues. There is one in particular Im talking about and you will certainly know it when you see it. So, smile and enjoy The High Museum of Art.

The museum is located in a great spot, the admission is 15 dollars and if you decided to get a year membership is 45 for students and 75 for any other person, if by the end of the tour you decide you want it they can reimburse your ticket and put it towards the membership. With the membership you get a discount at the store, a discounted admission for a guest, and you get to see exhibition earlier I think.

If you have children check out the Highs Second Sunday program for children, its free. What a cool place. Parking and food is not hard to find and within walking distance. There are many things to occupy the children during the Second Sunday events. Cant wait to come back next month.