World of Coca-Cola

A medium-sized museum that tells the history of Coca-Cola. It is very distinctive and a bit like the pavilion of the World Expo. There are quite a few visitors. They are mainly let in in groups. They first tell the history, and then watch a Coca-Cola commercial in the theater. The general idea is that Coca-Cola accompanies people in all the good moments; then they visit the history of Coke on their own. There are two unique exhibition halls. One is the smell taste, which is to evoke the memory of the taste of different Coca-Cola by smelling; the other is the exhibition hall where you can taste Coca-Cola of various flavors. You can really drink unlimited amounts of it. There are many varieties, but in the end, I still think that Coca-Cola tastes the most classic. The last stop is the souvenir shop, which has various related derivatives. This American museum is very good at it. In short, the American exhibition business is very smooth and in place. I didn't expect a glass of sweet water to be expanded into such rich content.

The Coca-Cola Museum is very good. It has a great location, a large area, and a beautiful environment. It is refreshing. There are also Chinese elements, which makes me linger. I will go there again next time I go to the United States 🇺🇸. It allowed me to understand the development process of Coca-Cola Company around the world and its business model, management model and philosophy. I hope Coca-Cola Company will get better and better!

Very suitable for children to visit, we visited Coca-Cola of various periods. We also tasted different flavors of Coke. Many of them are local. Very interesting. Then we also watched a 4D movie, which was also very good.

The world-famous Coca-Cola headquarters is here. The museum is a fee-based exhibition hall to promote brand image and enhance consumer loyalty. The whole library is divided into two layers, through the introduction of brand design, packaging design, product composition and production, product taste experience, etc., all-round brand education for consumers. The theme of the museum is red, rich in color, adults and children can find fun. Adult tickets are 16, under 12, plus tax.

The world-famous Coca-Cola headquarters is here. The museum is a paid exhibition hall to promote the brand image and enhance consumer loyalty. The entire museum is divided into two floors. By introducing brand design, packaging design, product ingredients and production, product tasting experience, etc., it provides consumers with all-round brand education. The entire museum is red in theme and rich in colors, so adults and children can find fun

The Coca-Cola Pavilion and the Aquarium are next door neighbors. It takes about 2-3 hours here. After the visit, you can taste the beverages made by Coca-Cola Company in various countries around the world on the 2nd floor, so you can drink as much as you want👍🏽😄. It's very interesting! You can buy a citypass ticket for Atlanta, which is 89🔪 for adults and cheaper for children. It includes several attractions. Recommended! You can go to the aquarium first and then Coca-Cola. If you drive yourself, just park your car in the aquarium parking lot, which are all in the same area.

A very interesting place in the city center. CNN, Olympics and other places are all nearby. There are many small parking lots nearby, but the parking spaces are not many and you have to fight for them... The Coca-Cola World is very interesting and worth experiencing. You can see the development of Coca-Cola and the drinks from various countries. You can also see the legendary Coke formula! The safe... There is also a small 3D movie to watch. At the end, you must try the Coke from all over the world (I recommend trying the drinks from Italy, Tanzania and India)

The World of Coca-Cola is part of the Georgia Museum. It opened in 1991. The ticket price is $17. There are more people on weekends. After 5 pm, I had to queue for 30 minutes to enter. After going through the procedures on the guide map (historical introduction, recipes, various sales utensils, advertisements, etc.), I entered the second floor to taste 108 different flavors of Coke from Asia, Europe, North America, South America, Africa, etc. I was completely full. The most impressive thing was the Coke advertisement from the Republic of China.