Mercedes-Benz Stadium
$25–$50Tour the home of the Falcons and Atlanta United, from the locker rooms and field to the pinwheel roof and ring-shaped Halo Board.
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A historic house museum in Atlanta's Westside that preserves the story of the Herndon family.
587 University Pl NW, Atlanta, GA 30314 · Atlanta, GA
Built between 1908 and 1910 on University Place, this National Historic Landmark house tells the story of the Herndon family, who shaped Atlanta through business, education, and the arts. Alonzo Herndon was born enslaved and later founded Atlanta Life Insurance. His wife Adrienne designed the home, and most of its construction was carried out by Black craftsmen. Interiors blend Renaissance Revival and Rococo details. Every museum visit includes a guided tour, and the main floor is wheelchair accessible.
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