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- Nancy W.July 30, 2016Everything at Tellus has been well thought out. The kids loved every section we went into and they really like all the hands on activities. We will go back.
- Smithsonian ChannelJune 23, 2011Dedicated to preserving Georgia’s geological history with an array of locally mined gems and minerals, Tellus also features a collection of vintage cars dating back to 1886. (From Aerial America) Read more
- Andy StricklandJuly 10, 2016Hands on science section, automotive and space, gem and minerals, dinosaurs. Gift shop and planetarium too.
- Trin BarronFebruary 21, 2022This is a wonderful, hands on museum for kids. You can pan for gemstones, dig for fossils, and excellent collections for adults and kids alike.
- ElizabethJuly 22, 2015Great science museum. The kids touch area was fantastic. Don't miss all the stiff outside.
- Patrick LawsonMarch 26, 2018The Dinosaurs were awesome. The gem mining was fun, too. We had a good time and could have been there even longer.
- Todd JustmanJanuary 5, 2014it's not advertised on the website that I could find but Tellus does reciprocal membership admission with other science museums. Bring your card and you should get free admission.
- Pat BaughNovember 2, 2018The collection of minerals is phenomenal. Cool dinosaurs, meteorites, “in motion” items, solar house, and planetarium.
- John KraftMay 23, 2022Really nice science museum with many exhibits, kid & adult friendly. Beautiful campus too.
- virginia webbJune 27, 2015Fabulous rocks and minerals; astronomy. Cafe. Near the Booth Western Art Museum, which is also a splendid museum.
- Michael JonesJuly 17, 2011Great place overall...Do not waste your time on the "planet thrill ride" movie in the planetarium. Hopefully some of the other films will be better - be early to sit in the middle!
- Jennifer BJune 25, 2015Not as great as expected. Went with 6 and 2.5 yr old. They loved the dinosaurs, fossil search and panning for gems.
- Kathryn KruppJune 2, 2014It was interesting. Wish they had more interactive things for kids. My 2.5 y/o had fun, but it is a 45 minute ride for may be an hour's worth of entertainment.
- Matt RanlettJanuary 28, 2012When in the fossil room, don't be afraid to ask the staff for specific fossils if you can't find what you want.
- Explore GeorgiaFebruary 4, 2013Children can grab a brush and begin wiping away the sand to uncover fossils of all shapes and sizes at Tellus Museum!
- RobinJuly 30, 2012Great place to visit. Lots of things for all ages of kids. Hands on things for kids to do.
- BeckyNovember 29, 2010Great for the kiddos. The gem panning/dinosaur dig is tucked in the back. Make sure you find it. The kids will thank you.
- Occupy My Family AtlantaJanuary 4, 2013Get into the Tellus Science Museum FREE on the first weekend of every month during 2013 with your Bank of America card!
- Queena KouMarch 11, 2011Good "What's the Matter" field trip experience. Kids got to make ice cream and explore My Big Backyard. They loved it!
- Stephanie WrightJune 4, 2011The spacepark planetarium show is really cool but the dizziness is no joke.