What was the name of Coca-Cola’s first museum, opened in Atlanta in 1990?

Coca-Cola’s first museum, opened in Atlanta in 1990, was called the World of Coca-Cola.

The attraction presented the history of the Coca-Cola brand, its advertising, packaging, and international reach. It was located in downtown Atlanta, close to important sites connected with Coca-Cola’s origins.

The original attraction operated for years before the company opened a new World of Coca-Cola location near Centennial Olympic Park in Atlanta in 2007. The newer facility includes exhibits about the brand’s history, a tasting area, and displays connected with Coca-Cola memorabilia.

The name is sometimes confused with Coca-Cola store locations or international visitor attractions. “World of Coca-Cola” specifically identifies the company’s branded museum experience, which remains one of Atlanta’s major tourist attractions.