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National Center for Civil and Human Rights

National Center for Civil and Human Rights

Uma experiência inesquecível

O National Center for Civil and Human Rights foi reaberto recentemente com novas e poderosas galerias, experiências ampliadas e um propósito renovado. Viaje por exposições reimaginadas sobre o Movimento dos Direitos Civis dos EUA, explore os documentos manuscritos do Dr. King, com curadoria de sua filha, e conheça histórias globais de direitos humanos por meio de instalações imersivas e sensoriais. Do Action Lab à futura Change Agent Adventure para crianças, cada espaço foi projetado para estimular a reflexão, a ação cívica e a conexão. Seja em sua primeira ou quinta visita, o Center o convida a fazer parte de um movimento em prol da justiça.

Atlanta CityPASS inclui:

Entrada geral - A entrada inclui todas as exposições permanentes, galerias rotativas e experiências interativas.

Destaques

01.
Explore A Committed Life: The Morehouse College Martin Luther King Jr. Collection, com sermões escritos à mão, discursos e itens pessoais do Dr. King - uma visão íntima de seu legado em ação.
02.
Viaje por Rolls Down Like Water: The American Civil Rights Movement, onde você conhecerá a luta e o triunfo do Movimento dos Direitos Civis dos EUA por meio de uma narrativa imersiva e elementos interativos.
03.
Envolva-se com o movimento global de direitos humanos em Everyone. Everywhere: The Global Human Rights Movement + Action Lab, que apresenta histórias de defensores dos direitos humanos, instalações imersivas como "A Mile in My Shoes" e perspectivas globais dinâmicas.

Visite National Center for Civil and Human Rights com o CityPASS®

Os ingressos CityPASS oferecem uma ótima maneira de ver National Center for Civil and Human Rights, economizando tempo e dinheiro.

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5 Principais atrações
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Aviso aos visitantes

Dicas

Melhor época para visitar

As manhãs dos dias de semana geralmente oferecem a experiência mais descontraída.

Reserve aproximadamente duas horas para uma visita completa. Não perca a emocionante Civil Rights Gallery.

Saiba mais no blog do CityPASS sobre o que você verá no National Center for Civil and Human Rights.

Recursos de atração

Amenidades

Restaurantes: The Center Cafe

Loja de Presentes: Loja de Presentes do Centro

Acessibilidade

A entrada do nível principal é acessível para cadeiras de rodas. Cadeiras de rodas de cortesia estão disponíveis por ordem de chegada. Os elevadores acomodam carrinhos de bebê, scooters e dispositivos de mobilidade.

Estacionamento/Transporte

Obtenha direções detalhadas, informações sobre o MARTA e orientações sobre estacionamento no site do Centro.

Informação de Contato e Horários

National Center for Civil and Human Rights
100 Ivan Allen Jr. Blvd. NW
Atlanta, GA 30313

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(678) 999-8990
civilandhumanrights.org

Consulte o site para ver a programação atual, horários estendidos ou fechamentos antecipados.

Os horários variam conforme a estação; verifique o website para saber mais sobre fechamentos antecipados e horários estendidos.

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Simplesmente não há outra maneira de chegar aos pontos mais interessantes de Atlanta sem ser com o CityPASS.

Diversão de verão.

As férias em casa com minha filha foram incríveis. Conseguimos aproveitar Atlanta da forma como deveria ser. CityPASS é um negócio surpreendente. Quero fazer de novo, com certeza!!!

Altamente recomendado.

Eu não simplesmente recomendo o Atlanta City Pass; Eu o recomendo altamente. Esta foi a primeira vez de férias em Atlanta, e foi ótimo. Eu não tinha conhecimento prévio sobre a CityPASS, Mas acabou sendo maravilhoso. Visitamos todas as principais atrações sem ficarmos sem dinheiro!

Grande valor!

Ao longo de três dias, nós vimos 5 excelentes atrações, cada uma delas nos fez dizer "uau."

Passe da Cidade de Atlanta

Nós amamos isso. Nós estávamos em um grupo de sete pessoas e isso foi o melhor jeito de conhecer a cidade. Ele nos ajudou a planejar e ver os principais lugares em Atlanta. Isso realmente nos ajudou a nos conectar com alguns outros portadores de passe que eram visitantes de fora da cidade, assim como nós.

Atlanta CityPASS is rated 4.7 out of 5 by 7256.

Rated 5 out of 5 by Lily10 from Atlanta Birthday This really is the best savings for local attractions. We had the best time in Atlanta!

Date published: 2026-03-13

Rated 5 out of 5 by Rajni from Absolutely amazing experience. Loved it kids had I am glad that I bought “CityPASS”absolute fun and saved some bucks

Date published: 2026-03-10

Rated 1 out of 5 by Fam traveling from Future Buyers Systematic Service Failures and Deceptive Advertising: A Warning for Future Buyers. I am writing this as a stark warning to other families considering the Atlanta CityPASS. My family and I traveled for five hours, with no traffic and high expectations, only to discover that the CityPASS we purchased did not match the actual service provided at the associated attractions during the March weekend. The Reality of the Experience: Atlanta Zoo: We were sold the idea of a complete experience, but it was not. Many exhibits, including the rhinoceros area, were not visible, and the giant pandas were completely absent; however, we were not informed of this at the time of purchase. The staff was unfamiliar with some of the CityPASS benefits, and we were forced to pay extra for attractions to use a train ride advertised as a "discounted/unlimited" benefit, which turned out to be just a small loop with no real value. Furthermore, the "Wild Explorer" virtual reality theater and other activities did not offer the promised discounts. Georgia Aquarium: We encountered significant maintenance issues. Key areas like the "Laboratory" were closed, and the main dolphin show, despite being told in another area that it would be about to open, was also closed. We had to move from one area to another to reach the show, only to find it was simply a waiting area with no staff present. We were made to wait for several hours, and later encountered a vendor selling something or other in that area. When we approached him to ask when the show would start, he simply replied that it was canceled "due to rain," an unacceptable excuse for an indoor facility. Later, a worker confirmed that it was indeed canceled, as were areas under repair, such as the crocodile enclosure. Staff repeatedly directed us to shows that had already been canceled, resulting in wasted time and a complete lack of interaction with the animals. Fernbank Museum: This place seemed more like a private event venue than a museum. On the third level, one area was partially closed for repairs, and the outdoor areas were very limited for children, lacking the advertised interactivity. World of Coca-Cola: The experience was incredibly basic and lacked the promised depth. The tasting room was limited to only a few variations of "new citrus creations," hardly justifying the cost. My takeaway for future buyers: The CityPASS Atlanta value proposition is currently not working. You'll find hidden costs (like additional charges at the zoo), constant closures for renovations, and a lack of coordination between your pass and the attraction staff. I invested money and family effort in this, and the return was minimal. If you're planning a trip, keep in mind that you're likely paying for services that won't be fully operational. As for my family, we won't be. We will return to these attractions, and I strongly recommend that the CityPASS team update their information to reflect what is actually open and available. OUR EXPERIENCE WAS LIMITED. It was a constant struggle to get what we paid for.

Date published: 2026-03-09

Rated 5 out of 5 by Mouse316 from Wonderful Over all is great experience, definitely recommend for first time visitors, if botanical garden can be included will be perfect

Date published: 2026-03-04

Rated 1 out of 5 by Chelsea920 from Not worth it. I bought Atlanta CityPass and we only used two due o the limited time we had in Atlanta and how busy the spaces were. We had to use a general queue for most places, so that made the waiting times over an hour to get into most places, especially the World of Coca Cola. Also, didn’t include admission into everything at the Georgia Aquarium and didn’t give us the option to purchase their separate shows and attractions.

Date published: 2026-02-27