This museum is on the Emory Campus. They have wonderful exhibits of Egyptian mummies. We went on a free day, and it doesn't take too long to do. They have a nice gift shop. They also have a few animal mummies. They have head sets...More

I'm a student at Emory, and my sister came to visit. Since she's an anthropology and archaeology major, I thought she would enjoy the museum. We loved the ancient Egyptian artifacts. My sister is a huge fan of mummies and we were not disappointed!

It's a museum with their items and displays labeled by students at Emory. The descriptions are endless and obviously written by overzealous students who think their every word is gold. The museum is nice and clean, but I'm surprised it costs as much as it...More

I never tire of visiting this small but exquisite museum. It is on Emory University campus and is a must-see experience for locals as well as visitors. There are educational opportunities for all ages, lectures on a variety of historic,cultural and artistic topics for adults,...More

This museum has objects from ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Near East, Africa and the ancient Americas. What pleasantly surprised us is the quality of the objects in such a small space. By contrast, we spent three full days in the Met in NYC and...More

The layout of the museum is very well done. Enjoyed the maps showing the reach of each civilization being represented. As Georgia residents we were able to take advantage of using one of the museum passes available at our county library

We had heard of the Eyptian section but were still surprised by how extensive and indepth it was. Felt like it is a hidden gem of a museum.

The Carlos Museum is one of Atlanta's most underrated and unknown treasures. The permanent exhibitions are amazing, and they usually have rotating ones as well. And, there are free concerts there several times a moth which are the best cultural deal in Atlanta!

While the offerings are bright and shiny, and Staff is polite and helpful, this is a classic museum. Off limits, red velvet ropes, plinths, etc. There are a few things for kids to do, but not much. Older kids, and families with 2 or fewer...More

In the middle of Emory tucked away among the academic buildings on the quadrangle is a marvelous little museum filled with antiquities and a full schedule of exhibitions and events. Want mummies? Want Moche vessels? Marble busts of Roman notables? This is the place. Be...More