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Tickets to the High Museum of Art Atlanta are US$23.50, and admission is free for kids 5 and under. Members and Museum Pass holders also visit for free. Timed tickets can be reserved online.

There is plenty to see while visiting the High Museum of Art Atlanta. As one of the city’s leading art museums, it boasts a permanent collection of more than 20,000 works, spanning photography, African Art, American Art, and much more. It also hosts a range of temporary exhibitions. For groups, it’s possible to book a docent-guided tour in advance.

Yes, the High Museum of Art is accessible. All public areas in the museum are accessible to wheelchair users, including bathrooms, and service animals are welcome; additionally, wheelchairs, strollers, and collapsible stools are available to rent on a first-come, first-served basis. Additional accommodations are available for visitors with non-mobility-based disabilities.

Yes, technically there is free parking at the High Museum of Art, but only for a limited amount of time. The Woodruff Arts Center Garage has free parking for the first 30 minutes; after that, however, rates go up. It’s also possible to reach the museum by taxi, rideshare service, or public transit.

Yes, taking photos for personal use is encouraged at the High Museum of Art. Non-flash photography is broadly welcome (occasionally, some works in temporary exhibitions may have a non-photo policy). Feel free to use your phone or camera, but avoid bringing a tripod, selfie stick, or other camera accessories.