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Atlanta CDC History: Museum Experience Guide

The David J. Sencer CDC (center for disease) Museum is located in Atlanta, Georgia. This award winning museum is associated with the Smithsonian Institution. This is another free museum!

On your tour either self guided or guided you will see many exhibits some permanent and some changing. You will learn about disease control and prevention. There are exhibits on new and old disease control and prevention.

Know before you go

The parking and admission is free. All people over the age of 18 NEED a government issued ID to come in and for non-US citizens passports are required.

In the Area

• SCAD FASH Museum of Fashion + Film
• Tiny Doors ATL
• Skyline Park
• Fernbank Museum | 3D Theater | Forest
• Georgia Aquarium
• Michael C. Carlos Museum
• Briarcliff (Mansion)