Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta

Category:	Federal Reserve Bank
Address:	1000 Peachtree St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
Phone:	+1 404-498-8500
Site:	frbatlanta.org
Rating:	3.8
Working:	9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM 9AM–4PM Closed Closed

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Reviews 29

Jonathan Zapata

Amazing place for a free self guided museum tour. Every station is interactive in some way. Honestly, I was very surprised and my expectations were exceeded. There is even a few games you can play. You get to see the processing room - which is where bills are verified and packed together or shredded and taken out of circulation. You get FREE souvenirs at the end of your tour. Security is a priority and you go through a metal detector and bag check. Also, absolutely no photos are allowed inside but it was not a big issue for me. This is way better than some of the tours I actually paid for in Atlanta. Other reviews bringing this down disagree with the Fed. I do as well. Nonetheless it was a good experience. Their history portion leaves out some important points (do some research) and they are not very critical of themselves.

A Private User

FREE and FUN! what more do I need to say? They teach you about the american banking system and the history of money. You can also watch money being processed...from behind thick, impenetrable glass after a good security screening. The building is VERY secure and requires a security screening upon entry but the screening process is reasonable and noninvasive. They also give out free postcards, shredded money and various pamphlets. I highly recommend it.

Eric Burdette

Pretty cool but small exhibit. The two highlights were getting to watch millions and millions of dollars transported by robot fork lifts, and the gold brick you get to test for weight.

Trevor Buford

It has a small but awesome museum. Two great films to explain the Fed, and everyone gets a free bag of money. The money is old shredded bills, but still a free bag of money is great.

Richard Hayden

Small museum where you learn about money and actually see them bundle it away... Worth it near piedmont park and Margaret Mitchell house so make it part of the day.

Stacey Akinlosotu

Very Educational. Learn About Your money. Free shredded money, but note this No Cameras, No Recording devices , No bags. There are lockers for your personal items.

A Private User

Loved the free admission and self guided tour. We had two small children and they did well. Must see. My husband who is in banking even learned something new!

Adam Pelewski

If you love money I recommend going here. Free admission, security is tight but all in all great experience. Ive never seen so much cash in my life!

PRO - AERIALOGRAPHY

These are the assholes that are privately owned yet disguise themselves as federal. They are as federal as federal express and should be abolished.

Lovell Montiel

i saw with my eyes a sealed corroded metal box same size of attache case with seal mark federal reserve 1934 with SN.NO.G73334655A

Glynn McGehee

A non-government entity that has been manipulating and devaluing your currency since 1913. Would not recommend

Sallie Hardy

They are corrupt ....Took some of my inheritance from my Aunts will and lied about the rate of exchange....

Shana Lee

Want to see and learn about the history of money this is the place to go. Lots of cool stuff to see.