What is the name of the Coca-Cola museum in Atlanta?

The Coca-Cola museum in Atlanta is called the World of Coca-Cola. It is a visitor attraction and history museum dedicated to the company, its products, advertising, bottling heritage, and the closely guarded Coca-Cola formula.

The original World of Coca-Cola opened in downtown Atlanta in 1990, near Underground Atlanta. That museum operated until 2007, when the attraction moved to its present location at 121 Baker Street NW in the Pemberton Place complex. The site is named for John Pemberton, the Atlanta pharmacist who created Coca-Cola in 1886.

Visitors can see historical Coca-Cola artifacts, explore exhibits about the secret formula, watch the film “In Search of the Secret Formula,” and sample beverages from around the world. The museum is sometimes casually called the Coca-Cola Museum, but that is not its official name. “Coca-Cola Center” and “Coke Experience” are not the canonical names of Atlanta’s attraction.