Very fun. Had to walk a few blocks because all the parking nearby was taking but this was very fun. You get to see how the American system works for moving money around and you get to see robotic fork lifts that transfer money around the vault and to the counters. There is a crate with 2.35 million dollars in... more

I read about this on Tripadvisor while looking for something to do the day after taking in a Braves game. Parking is close by and costs $5. The building is VERY secure and you'll need to show a driver's license and get badged. The museum is small enough and has enough displays and demonstrations that the kids won't be bored.... more

This place is easy to find. We parked several blocks away on a side street and walked so we wouldn't have to pay for parking. The museum is full of interesting facts about money. There is a lot of areas that require reading about the bank. It probably wouldn't be interesting at all for younger kids. We spent over an... more

The Federal Reserve Bank was a highlight of our recent trip to Atlanta. It is a very interesting museum with some interactive exhibits that teach you a lot about the history of money, the Federal Reserve banks and systems, and how money is used in our society today. At the end you can watch part of the actual cash processing... more

I was killing some time while waiting for a tour at the Margaret Mitchell House and heard there was a money museum at the Federal Reserve Bank across the street. Note, you are not supposed to take pictures of the building, the security guard informed me. I went inside and was guided through an airport-like security check, then had to... more