The King Center

Great experience to share with my sisters. Brought back a lot of memories and unfortunately mirroring what we still see. If nothing else, I took from there the witness of the strength and resilience of those who were before me.

There is so much amazing history here. I visited twice. Loved seeing MLS's artifacts.

Very incredible and historic site to go to, calm surroundings and nice scenery

First, I enjoyed the site and what it stands for, but I noticed that the center grounds aren't kept up. The Roses had weeds and overgrown the site of the graves I have a long history with the Internional Rose Garden here and California, across the street the walls could be power washed where the reflectionpool is located, people from all over the world come to see this historical site. The Park and Rec has to do a better job at keeping it maintained? The King family and the Federal Government needs to do a better job and be more active in its appearance?

A very moving tribute to Dr. King and his work in civil rights. As you walk through the memorial and burial site, Dr. King's voice can be heard with his many speeches.

Rich with history! I learned so much about MLK and his wife Corrett! It's a great place to take your kids or yourself to learn about history! Best part was that it was free!

My friend and I visited The King Center mid-morning during the week. It just happened to be Founders Day. There was a lot activity and a number of groups of kids.

It had been a long time since I had seen a group of kids on a field trip. They were quite inquisitive and very noisy.

The Center is a great place for history buffs - it is a must-see for visitors to Atlanta.