Free things to do in Atlanta: Museums and attractions

When the weather calls for it, or when you just feel like venturing out for a new cultural experience, there are several metro Atlanta museums and attractions to keep you entertained.

Culture doesn’t have to cost, either.

Here are museums and attractions in the metro area that offer free visits.

Most Georgia state parks don’t have an entrance fee but do charge a $5 parking fee including these four near Atlanta:

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