Martin Luther King Jr., Center Reviews

We really had a wonderful time there, very well kept up

Very beautiful monument the water flowing awsome never seen water so blue

Very informative and good place to reflect upon the life of Dr. Martin Luther King, Coretta Scott King, Rosa Parks, and Ghandi.

What a wonderful experience!! Definitely the spot to take kids and learn a bit of history.

An awesome place to learn about history & how to be better for the future!

I was in awe of his home and the King Center! I will be returning. I love visiting Atlanta area!

Great site to learn about Dr King's life and his contribution to Civil Rights. Lots of renovations going on so the facility will be much nicer in the future

We were celebrating a birthday with out of Towner and they were very accommodating.
Food was good too.

This trip the Atlanta was educational and heart felt the re is so much history. I would have loved to meet Mr. King he was an amazing man.

A must vif u visiteur Atlanta. A part of american history.Especially th3 xhildhood house and neighborhood

It was very informative and educational for the whole family.

Highlight of our trip to Atlanta. Very impressed and moved by all that I saw and read. Very educational for my teenage daughters too.

I enjoyed the area and history behind it. Just be forewarned however there are loads of panhandlers who want you to give them money. Normally I just ignore them and move forward but these ones will follow you. I complained to the park rangers who are well aware of the issue they say it s their number one complaint but unfortunately can t do so much about it as long as it s not actually on park grounds and of course local police won t run to it if it s not life or death. Other than all that just enjoy the peacefulness and messages you will see at the site.

This place took my breath away. We spent a lot more time here than we thought.

If you like history, this is the place to be. Large area that includes among others the church, Dr King's family house the museum. Etc Tour guide to the bouse was very helpful for me to understand and enjoy this visit. You don't have to pay for anything.

Plenty of history and things to learn. Very well organized and friendly staff.

A must-do if you want to learn anything about the great man.

What can I say a must see when visiting Georgia. This was my 3rd visit. I had my mom with me, she is 72, and she loved see all the exhibits!!!

An outright amazing experience. Every person of every race living in the United States should visit. The significance of Dr.King is and will be forever present. The events are well displayed and offer so much insight to a civil Rights movement that is still being engaged upon. Thank you to the King family for this wonderful gift. It's free to get in so no excuse is necessary.

Free parking, free entrance to both the museum & the church he preached in. There are a few short video & audio presentations throughout both. Overall you can easily spend 2+ hours reading, watching, and listening to all of the information they have here. I've been here several times over the years, and it's still enjoyable & interesting to take family & friends here when they come to Atlanta. There's also an awesome park outside, if your kids need to run around like mine did.

It's a short walk to his home, though, just a heads up: you have to pay to tour inside his home.

Allows you to step back into the past history of segregation but still focus on the future of equal rights for all.

Important historical focus - gives a good insight to MLK's early days. Plenty to view and read.
We spent about 45 mins browsing.

Historic! Very impressed with the impersonation of MLK speech on the mall. Well done!. He left too soon!

Humbling, inspiring, a must-visit US National Monument. Martin Luther King Jrs' memorial casket is laid over a beautifully blue tiled fountain. He and His Wife last across an eternally lit flame that reminds me that the fight for Justice is never over.

Very positive and inspiration a must-see place to visit in Atlanta

Great Place! If you are in Atlanta, Go! We all need to appreciate and Remember! Always Remember! Let's not make the same mistakes and learn from the past. loved this place.

An awesome remembrance of a Great Leader & Man of God. It was a great experience to share with my son. For it deeply touched my heart as we visited his home and the King Monument, the videos and literature moved my spirit. Thanks Dr. King for ALL you've done for paving the way for me and my family. Never Forgotten

Such an incredible experience. Everyone should come. They even have some plaques in the exhibit that are intended for young readers.

Great place to go and get a historic feel. I'm very spiritual and felt very connected at his church and home. 1st time in Atlanta and had to come see for myself. It's legendary

Well worth your time. Learnt a lot about black history and the influence of Gandhi in the life of MLK Jr. And everything is absolutely free.

There, there is in the suburbs.
It is a good atmosphere to take a walk, because it is a residential area, it seems that there are not too many stores.

Such a wonderful and liberating experience. The staff was very knowledgeable and passionate about their duties to educate everyone about Dr. King, his legacy, and the barriers he overcame during his era. We didn't get an opportunity to visit all of the exhibits, but my family will definitely go back again. Also, do not be surprised when you visit the house, there is no flash photography or cell phone usage allowed for copyright purposes and original decor.

Very informative. I really liked the way the videos were presented & it was amazing to actual sit in a pew of the church he preached in & listen to an actual sermon by him.

One of the best stops I've ever made in Atlanta. The feeling you get when you walk into Ebenezer is something I've never felt before. To hear Dr Martin Luther King preaching over the speaks was so moving. The grounds around the church were beautiful. His burial site will leave you speechless. For a moment the world is at peace and everything is ok.

The staff was incredibly helpful. I accompanied a number of Catholic prelates to the King Center and it was a visit you remember!

Great Experience My Family was excited to see of Dr Kings Legacy

Very informative and inspiring everyone should visit when in Atlanta.

Inspiring. Emotionally moving. The graves were under renovation at the time we visited, but we still payed our respect from afar. A recommended stop if you're coming through Georgia.

It's a beautiful museum and have beautiful memorials for Dr.Martin Luther King Jr. & Mrs.Coretta Scott King.

Love this place and so proud of it, the center has done a marvelous job!!

The Martin Luther King Center is the best it has so much history about Martin Luther King his home where he was raised is right down the street the church where his dad and himself preached at is right across the street it's so much to see you got to go and see it for yourself

Awesome place for History buffs! It has EVERYTHING you need to see and know about MLK and the Civil Rights Movement.

A moving and empowering experience everyone should have. It's free too. Tour the house where MLK grew up and visit the church where generations of Kings preached. Here recordings of his speeches, walk through history with videos, displays and interactive exhibits. Walk of fame, Coretta's story, their grave markers and eternal flame and more all in this complex that rounds out the picture of MLK and his incredible non violent leadership in civil rights movement. Not just for the past but for our future!

This place is beautiful and very touching. It's a great compliment to go to Memphis Civil Rights Museum at the Lorraine Motel and then come here - that what we did. You'll find MLK and his wife's burial site here, and there is also the king center where you go to get tickets for the house tour. The house tour was chilling - being able to walk through and see the EXACT place the King family lived their lives was breath taking. Across the street you'll find the historic Ebenezer church. If you don't know what that is, look it up now. The church reminded me so much of my own home church and just one of those down home African American church feels to it. It smelled and feeled just like my own churches from home. Beautiful experience. I would advice going early in the morning if you're there during the popular summer crowds - for an introvert like me it was a lot more relaxed unless you don't mind a large crowd of people. If you're lucky you'll hear a young gentleman who does a MLK imitation speech and he sounds so much like him. Again, the place is amazing and I think it's a must for anyone to visit.

It's amazing how one person used by God, can do so many amazing things.

It's more than just your legacy be known by the new generations so they know who was Martin Luther King Jr. and what he did on behalf of his people.

Informative but the buildings were all closed due to covid. Seems as if Google would have mentioned that in there operating hours but was not mentioned. Only thing we could do was walk to the house, reflecting fountain and church.