This is a beautiful venue to get married at. Its timeless, classic, and elegant. I highly recommend this stunning place for all your wedding day needs!

Great place for weddings. They do an awesome job. We have a photobooth mirror and we enjoy working with them.

Cool house to look at. Interesting history.

Swan house is beautiful time capsule that takes you through early 20th century daily life of a wealthy Atlanta family. The house is well maintained and fits the beautiful landscape its built on. The rooms are magnificent and the grounds has one of the best examples of landscape stepped fountains in America. I loved exploring the place.

This was a cool place to visit. Took my wife here on a date since she likes old historical homes. The park is great too, quiet stroll in the middle of the city, we loved it. The staff at the Swan House is very friendly and offer lots of details about this historical place.

Very besutiful place and good history exebits!

Well preserved and told a very descriptive story. There is more than a simple old house but lots of side notes and accompanying artifacts. I must say that at $24 the whole museum (not just the Swan House) was a turn off, so I wasnt surprised that the exhibit was quite empty at the time I visited. However, once in there it is a good experience.

This place is just amazing and well worth a visit! One of the history center staff here told me that 95% of all the furnishings and portraits are original to the mansion when the Inman family lived here in the early 20th century. The farm house and cabin nearby were moved from other Atlanta suburban locations, and the farm house has sheep in a small barnyard area in front of it, and a loom inside with which theyve made a few things out of the wool. The museum and cyclorama are very interesting as well, making the small price of admission worth every penny spent!

First, they do military and I got to visit the museum for free.Second, I’m a big Hunger Games fan and I was in awe. Seeing how they made President Snow’s office green walls to white with different furniture was very interesting in person. The front of the Snow House was really beautiful and smaller than expected. They do weddings in the front a lot so it was caged off to go on the yards.

One of the best examples of lavish 1930s homes. This is part of the Atlanta History Center. Well worth the short walk from the center. Furnishings are superb from the main living areas to the kitchen. Grounds are beauty.

Its an amazing place. There is quite a bit to see. Unfortunately we didnt get to see everything. If this is your first time there, you need to go into the Atlanta History Center and buy your ticket. Its in the back of that building. You can walk around to see more.

Swan house is a great place to experience some local historic culture. Also famous for making an appearance in hunger games, it’s a brief walk from other historical buildings, a restaurant, and part of the Atlanta History Museum complex.

Great historic center. The group that I was with came in with someone who was very familiar and very passionate about southern history. We really enjoyed ourselves. There was definitely more than enough to come back several times or spend a very long day at the history center for those who really dig this kind of place.

Interesting and beautiful as always, I truly enjoy the gardens and the tranquility felt there.

This place has some amazing facts...check it out

Dope I love seeing how rich people used to live. There was a wedding taking pictures outside its a great place for pics for sure

Spectacular! My wife and I love touring places like this. Beautifully restored and maintained

Beautiful place with great tour guide in historical costume. Historical reenactment by museum staff member who brings history to life. A tour with the architect of the home. An extensive tour of all 4 levels of the home.

I love that you can get into the whole house and touch much of it. It really helps you to immerse yourself into the history.

Great historical details. This is a cool place.

Absolutely beautiful, if you didn’t know any better you could mistake some of the rooms for those of the White House.

Well preserved home with all the furniture. And you can get real close. The property is great.

Historic plantation house. Interesting to visit.

Beautiful. Really enjoyable tour for a relaxed day. Much to see, truly an immersive experience.

Amazing place to learn about some of the history of our country

I luv history. Traveling back in time with every visit that I make here. The staff is friendly and helpful with anything from answering questions, etc.

This place was great, my daughter loves the hunger games movies, it was very neat seeing the house in person. She was in astonishment telling me what rooms played a big part in the movie.. And its nice being directly behind the Atlanta history center, lots to see there as well

I was at History Museum of Atlanta and have a chance to see Swan House. I recomend evereverone visit the house and its huge gardens.

Beautiful house, gardens and museum.

Beyond neat! Stepping into the house you immediately feel like youre a part of history and almost like deja vu because its so well preserved...nothing was missing. Even an iron board within the maids room was left standing for realism. Her personal decor with memories of loved ones. Was like visiting someone and you were waiting for them to walk back into the room. The front entrance is of grandeur with a beautiful water fountain. The black and white checker floors was a treat to witness. Lounging in an outside area thats not easily noticed from the drive way. Its definitely worth seeing again to have the information ingrained.

The Swan House was the picture perfect setting for my wedding! The event coordinators was wonderfully helpful and make the day go flawlessly! Thank you Steven!

Nicely presented and preserved. A show case.

Fantastic experience as a Part of the Atlanta History Center. The Swan House is a masterpiece of architecture and walking through it, really makes you expect, that Mr. Gatsby will Walk down the mainstairs, anyway time.It is really worthwhile, looking Ingo every single room, incl. the bathrooms and compare how the people lived and enjoyed, or lived and worked.

Exceptionally well restored and presented.

Not bad for a summer home.

Arrived too late to tour the house. Nice gift shop.

Beautiful house knowledgeable docent

This is an incredibly Hidden Gem in the center of Atlanta. There are 30 Acres of Gardens and grounds to walk and the structure is absolutely astronomical and fresa. There is such a mix of different elements of other European countries. The building reflects a deep tone of Italy and French and also Spanish influences. The gardens are lovely. The museum is also super interesting as well with lots of exhibit and there is a 360-degree painting of the burning of Atlanta which is a wonderful thing to see. You also get a ticket thats valid for nine days to see the Margaret Mitchell house in your admission so its quite worth it. The coffee shop is wonderful and theres also a little cafe that serves authentic and delicious foods that very few throughout the week. The locals take advantage of this and I recommend that visitors do as well.

Gorgeous place full of history!

Me and my guys disassembled and relocated their statue and here are some photos

Such a beautiful home. Just amazing.

Very fun place to spend some time. Especially when it is pretty outside. Every part of it is gorgeous and the gardens are great too

We were greeted by ‘the owner’ of the house, which really threw us all as the actor in full period costume was so believable. He showed us the first couple rooms and then ‘the architect ‘ took over. He gave so much interesting detail and information that we never would have seen without having them pointed out. He made the 1930’s really come alive with his information and pictures.The history of this house was so fascinating, especially at a time the country was in a depression.He took us upstairs and continued a detailed tour from an architectural point of view that the four of us were really interested in. People would listen for a few minutes and continue on there own, but we were captivated by our tour guide. We finished outside in the gardens after thanking him for his time.If you go I hope you have a guided tour. It makes it so much more fun and was the highlight for us.

I am not completely interested in seeing old rich people houses but my wife is. As far as old rich people houses goes this one is not bad. They let you get very close to the future. For example, there are toys in the childrens room that kids can play with. I suppose it is well suited for weddings and they were set up for one while we were there. (Not sure why people want to get married at some old rich persons house but to each their own) All in all it is a novelty more than anything else.

Very cool. The house is amazing and was fun imagining the residents walking around. I would go again.

Very cool place the walk around the experience the historic scenery. Its cool that someone lived in the house until the 1970s. The rest of the history center really transports you back in time. You can checkout old houses, a blacksmith and walk the grounds.

Amazing, lots of history, excellent for weddings

AWESOME PLACE! We loved wandering around on all 4 floors of this 1928 12k sq ft mansion. The outside gardens and water features are as wonderful as the home itself. Do not miss this as an off the beaten path touristy thing to do in atlanta! Nevermind the coke museum... go here instead. Oh and VETERANS GET IN FOR FREE and they can bring a guest for free! Wonderful! You must mention you are a veteran though. It is not advertised that I could see anywhere.

Such a lovely place. Great site to check out

More than just a mansion, but the history of Atlanta. Hours can be spent walking the scenic grounds or visiting the museum.

Must see. Great way to travel back to the past

Gorgeous grounds, great interactional educational experience, good for all ages. Have been a few times and would go again.

Beautiful, modern new building and gorgeous rustic gardens and paths. Membership is a very affordable option and the Swan House and all the different exhibits make for an enjoyable visit. Employees are very pleasant and helpful.

Lovely to visit! A must see~

First timer, soon to return. Great date day with my bride. Among best sites in the ATL if you want to understand the true Atlanta.

The house and grounds were stunning but the staff was horrible and rude, they were odd about where you could take pictures, we were in designated photo spots but they claimed we were not (And I mean in the grounds outside, not on the inside as you would typically expect from a historical site). The price was high and overall it was a lackluster experience. Come on Atlanta: you can do better!

So much to do and see here. Definitely recommend eating at the restaurant at the Swan House. The grounds are beautiful. Great day trip!

Informative and beautiful structures of house almost 100 years old.

Great place for lunch. My wife Loved the Decor and the whole atmosphere

I was Host of Campus Live on WAGA-FOX 5 for 7 years back in the 90s.We actually fearured the beautiful house on 2 different occasions. Full of rich historyabout the Inman Family, its a must see when in Atlanta.

Lovely house, well preserved. Nice decent info.

Beautiful house! Amazing gardens! I loved seeing what it looks like now, and how they changed it for the Hunger Games movie. Well worth the entry fee! Go early in the day when fewer visitors are there! Ask the living character guide for a song or tune in the piano, and shes happy to oblige! Great stories about the collections in the home! (Dont just look, ask! Youll be pleasantly surprised at all you learn.)

A fascinating look at a place that saw such a significant period of our history. It.could be said for much of Atlanta, but Swan House is special.

The Swan House has some incredible architecture and interior design, but the icing on the cake were the historians/actors wearing period clothing who portray some of the original house staff. The behind the scenes tour was a nice treat also.

Fine Presentation. Fantastic Civil War Museum.

Details history, good.

Cool 1920s Gatsby-ish mansion from a financially successful broker of corn & cotton. Share cropping makes lots of cash for the People at the top.Excellent example of pre Great Depression excess.

First, the Atlanta History Center was amazing. The Swan House however was a complete let down. The house is run down, as are the grounds. The staff is rude and inconsiderate. The map they give to visitors specifically says you are able to pose for photos, but when I and my boyfriend did so, the manager called security on us. The security officer was pleasant and understanding. The manager himself was unbelievably rude, accused us of not paying (even though we clearly had our stickers) and ruined the experience for us. We skipped the Swan Coach house for lunch because of him. He honestly should not be working with people.

Interesting look at life in a different era in Atlanta. Many parts of the house still look like they did around the turn of the century, and they have performers here, dressed in period costumes, who are very well educated on the house, the culture and the history of those times. They are happy to talk to you (while staying in character) and answer questions that you have. Ample free parking. Definitely worth a couple of hours.

We werent aware of the other historical information and interesting places to see on the property. We liked it very much, it is very well preserved. If youre a history buff, this is a place to checkout!

This is as close as it gets to stepping into a time machine, it was an eye opening experience

Nice museum, cool train, pretty house, minus two stars for making the Cyclorama presentation political. Gettysburgs educates on battle facts, unlike this one, which focuses on the faults of a few men.

Very interesting house to walk through. Carriage House restaurant was delicious.

Loads of great exhibts and nice to walk

Always enjoy checking our this historic site

Love visiting historical sights...lots of preservation at this site.

JUST INCREDIBLE ! My wife and I took the tour of the Swan House and Smith Family Farm recently while taking a break in Atlanta. We had a grand old time walking through this beautifully designed and restored mansion. We loved it !

Friendly staff, great exhibits, beautiful house.

They do some really cool events. Definitely a great place to visit. Keep an eye out for things like their Harry Potter night, and Christmas.

Loved it. Great day touring the house and grounds.

Nice history

Beautiful Christmas event here tonight.

Great architecture and they let you roam the house with actors in period costume to answer your questions. We missed the tour but still enjoyed walking through the house. You can even sit in the Model T out front and take pictures.

Beautiful place

Cool stop in Atlanta. We did a behind the scenes tour which was fascinating.

If you are in Atlanta I would say this is a must. My wife and I visited this house in the morning before it was open and took great pictures. Later on we went through the Atlanta History Center and toured the house and surrounding attractions. Its a beautiful house and a reasonable price.

Beautiful facility. Very elegant decor. Only issue is that it is hard to locate if you have never been there before.

Swan House is an amazing look back at the post antebellum South, what wealth could build post reconstruction, in the South. Highly attentive docents and great period furnishings.

Enjoyed my visit here. Beautiful house/grounds.

Love this place. So beautiful

Fun historic place with guides dressed in time period clothing in character! Had a great time chatting with them and getting a good sense of the time period and history. Great place to take visitors and loved walking around the ground.

Went to a private party. fabulous venue. would be amazing for a wedding

Had a wonderful time at the Halloween event.The inside exhibit was very informative and interesting. The outside grounds are breathe taking

This is a cool house, but a lot has changed over the years. Some of the rooms have been stripped bare and repainted for shooting movies. For those that love history, check out the Herndon Home Museum not too far away. The collection there is more complete and the story is inspiring.

Great place , Worth to pay a visit. Elegant buildings, furniture,

Great tour guide. Especially the architect

Very interesting place...there was an African American woman standing in the kitchen dressed as the help while the other employees were not dressed to reflect that era.

Beautiful historical home. The childrens room has wood toys for tots to play with.

Such an interesting look at the early to mid 1900s. The in-character staff adds a background and ambiance to the experience.I prefer the historical perspective but as a fan of the Hunger Games series visiting the set enhanced the visit value.

Beautiful estate. Worth the visit there.