World of Coca-Cola

World of Coca-Cola
World of Coca-Cola

The World of Coca-Cola is a museum showcasing the history of The Coca-Cola Company. It contains a host of entertainment areas and attractions. It opened to the public on May 24, 2007, relocating from and replacing the original exhibit.

The original World of Coca-Cola was at 55 Martin Luther King Jr Drive. It opened in 1990, and remained open for 17 years until it was replaced by the current location.

The new location is centered around "The Hub." From this point, guests can visit the various attractions in whatever order they choose. The museum has two levels.

The World of Coca-Cola welcomes over one million guests each year. Its design allows it to be easily updated as trends and advertising campaigns change.

Location

121 Baker St NW
Atlanta, Fulton County
Georgia, USA

Getting There

Here are some ways to get there:

By car: You can reach the World of Coca-Cola by taking I-75/85 to exit 249A for Courtland Street. Turn right onto Baker Street and continue for a few blocks until you reach the attraction on your right.

By MARTA: The closest MARTA station to the World of Coca-Cola is Peachtree Center (on the red and gold lines). From there, follow the signs to the John Portman Blvd exit and take the escalator up. At street level, turn right and walk a few blocks until you reach the attraction on your left.

By bus: MARTA bus routes 32, 51, 55, and 99 all stop near the World of Coca-Cola. Check the MARTA website for more information on schedules and stops.

By bike or on foot: If you're staying downtown, you can walk or bike to the World of Coca-Cola. There are also bike share stations (such as Relay Bike Share) throughout the city that you can use to get there.

Nearby Airports

This is a list of primary airports in Georgia that have scheduled passenger service on commercial airlines.

Airports in Georgia

Augusta Regional Airport
Brunswick Golden Isles Airport
Columbus Metropolitan Airport
Hartsfield–Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Savannah/Hilton Head International Airport
Southwest Georgia Regional Airport
Valdosta Regional Airport




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