Took a friend who has never been here, we had so much fun learning new things about different cultures of centuries ago. Beautifully presented, easy to walk around and parking not a problem. I had no problem finding the museum. I can't wait to go again. Highly recommened. Had a delicious lunch too.

we enjoyed the docent who gave us the tour. she was excellent and the young people we were with enjoyed the tour

large collection of art from the Americas, particularly from South American and the Andes. The ancient Costa Rican ceramics are beautifully displayed, and the showcases are well lighted.

Considering this is a donation only, you get a lot of bang for the bucks. Egypian coffins are the main attraction but jewelry and artifacts from all over the world are here. Older kids will find it more interesting. It is in the Emory Univ. complex and a few miles from Fernbank, a must see on your tour. Decatur and... More

This museum has an impressive collection of artifacts. It's collections are very well organized and documented to relay the most information. That said, even if you aren't "academic", this museum is just really enjoyable to walk through. The Egyptian, Greek and Roman and the Americas exhibits impressed me the most. (Their African exhibit was being reorganized when we were there.)... More

TOTALLY recommend!!!! If you love ancient history, this is a MUST NOT MISS. They have mummies, all sorts of tools, jewelry, clothing...the things they have...just amazed us, and I felt like I got a better idea of how advanced these old Greek, Roman, and Egyptian cultures were. They also have a lot of Mayan artifacts. Beautiful stuff, where parking is... More

Beautiful, but restrained museum at the Emory Campus. Good for adults and children. Much like a very very small version of the British Museum.

The Carlos has a very good collection of archaelogical artifacts attractively displayed. It also has a very good lecture series connected with the exhibits. Being on the Emory University Campus enhances the experience although making parking difficult

Hi everyone, The Michael- Carlos museum is a nice museum it's not a big museum but I think it's a good size. The museum is located on emory college campus.The biggest issue I had was finding the museum especially if your driving I finally gave up and called the museum. The lady that picked up was so friendly she guided... More