my thanks to my friend heneritta & husband for taking use around atl. & this beautiful site. More

MLK Jr to me is one of the greatest men that our world has ever known and I personally think every human being in America should come here lest we forget the darkest hours of our American fabric that was stained by hate and racism. The memorial exhibits are not that large but impactful as they take you through all... More

I went on a Sunday, when people were going to church. A wonderful neighborhood rich with history and a fitting tribute to Dr. King's memory. More

We only had time for a brief stop at the visitor's center but were able to view a movie on Dr. King's life. The center gives an excellent insight into the neighborhood in which he grew up. Then there is the bookstore, where you can pick up books written by Dr. King and his widow. More

Second visit but still impressive and FREE. Don't forget to visit the Ebenezer Chapel nearby where M L King, his father and grandfather all were pastors. More

The site was amazing. Best of all and the biggest surprise to us was it was free to visit. More

Nice "free" historical place to visit ! Truly a must see. More

Atlanta has become an international city and this has become an international destination. Let me pass on some tips to assist you in planning your visit to the King National Historic Site. My advice is to begin your visit at Freedom Hall where you can sign up for a free guided tour inside Dr. King's childhood home. Space on the... More

I had the opportunity to worship at Ebenezer Baptist Church. I found the worship service and the visit to the MLK District to be peaceful and spiritually fulfilling. I highly recommend a visit. More