One of the leading places to visit in Atlanta, GA, our Jewish culture, arts and history museum is home to the permanent exhibition Absence of Humanity: The Holocaust Years, 1933-1945; the Blonder Family Gallery dedicated to Southern Jewish History; and the Schwartz Gallery, which hosts a variety of traveling and rotating exhibitions. The Museum Library and Cuba Family Archives add to our Atlanta-based attractions while The Weinberg Center for Holocaust Education provides a wonderful educational resource for students, teachers, and lifelong learners.
If you are coming with a group of ten or more, please visit our Group Tours page to schedule your visit and learn more about our pre- and post-visit educational guides.
Museum Policies
NO large bags are allowed in any gallery.
NO outside food or drink is permitted inside the museum.
NO chewing gum is permitted inside the museum.
YES you may take notes in the galleries using pencil. Pens and markers are prohibited.
NO touching any items on display unless instructed to do so by a museum staff member.
NO leaning on display cases or text panels.
NO cell phone use inside any gallery unless it is for a Guide-By-Cell tour.
PLEASE be considerate of others when moving through the exhibitions.
Photography Policy
Personal photography (no flash) of our exhibitions Absence of Humanity and 18 Artifacts is permitted. For traveling exhibitions, contact the Visitor Services desk (678.222.3700 or info@thebreman.org) as restrictions may apply.
To share your experience in the galleries on social media, use #TheBreman across all social media platforms to join our conversation.
Organizations who would like to request permission to take photographs in any of our galleries for promotional or editorial reasons will need to contact the Director, Leslie Gordon, at lgordon@thebreman.org or 404.870.1861. Permission must be obtained at least one week in advance of the desired shoot.
The Breman Museum reserves the right to photograph or videotape visitors for educational and promotional purposes. Museum visitation is implied consent for the use of the visitor’s likeness, voice, or video image for marketing purposes.
If you are a researcher or student, you can request high-quality photographs or schedule time to visit our Cuba Family Archives by visiting our Research page.