Atlanta Cyclorama

For students, sightseers, and visitor of all ages, the world's largest painting and the longest... more on Cyclorama Programs

In the 1880s, before there were epic motion pictures, there were Cycloramas. This 42-foot-high... more on tripadvisor.com

5.0	The one of a kind circular painting is awsome. Lots of displays. (Jan 27, 2007) The Atlanta Cyclorama and museum is in Grant Park near the zoo. I was the only person there so I was treated like a VIP. The cyclorama was created in the 1880s. It is a huge, 360-degree cylindrical painting viewed... porcupine150 , a user of Tripadvisor, link_url = "#{r.url}#userReviewRatings" Read full review on Tripadvisor
5.0	An excellent presentation of a specific part of Civil War history presented in a unique manner! (06/08/05) I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Cyclorama! The Cyclorama includes an... By dmittman@pacbell.net , a user of yahoo, Read full review on yahoo
5.0	Great Museum (Jan 16, 2007) Atlanta Cyclorama & Civil War Museum We took our nephews and niece with us. The youngest was around 10 or 11 at the time.... ManwillTravel , a user of Tripadvisor, link_url = "#{r.url}#userReviewRatings" Read full review on Tripadvisor
3.5	Amazing . . a true visual treat! (04/03/06) I was totally unfamiliar with this attraction but needed to stay an extra day in Atlanta .. and found this gem.... By A Yahoo! User from chattanooga, tn , a user of yahoo, Read full review on yahoo

I-20 to exit 59a (Boulevard). Follow signs. The Cyclorama is located next to Zoo Atlanta in Grant Park. Public Transportation: From Five Points MARTA station take the #97 bus to Grant Park.

Open Tuesday through Sunday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. (Private shows and receptions on Mondays). Guided tours, every hour on the half hour., 9:30am-4:30pm daily, Daily 9:30am-5:30pm (June-Sept); 9:30am-4:30pm (Oct-May)

Admission : Cyclorama Admission Rate (subject to change): Adults (13-59): $7.00 Seniors: $6.00 (Age 60 and above) Children (ages 6-12): $5.00 Children under 6 admitted free.
Collections: A building in Grant Park (named for a New England-born Confederate colonel, not the U.S. president) houses a huge circular painting depicting the 1864 Battle of Atlanta, during which 90% of the city was destroyed. A team of expert European panorama artist

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