Atlanta's Historic Coca-Cola Museum Demolished for Parking Lot
The original World of Coca-Cola building, once a major tourist attraction, is being replaced due to construction needs near the Georgia Capitol.
- The museum, which opened in 1990, was Atlanta's most visited indoor attraction until it closed in 2007.
- Georgia state government purchased the building in 2005 and decided to demolish it to create new parking space.
- The demolition is part of a larger project to build a new legislative office building and renovate the Georgia Capitol.
- The newer World of Coca-Cola museum, located in Centennial Olympic Park, continues to attract visitors.
- Demolition costs are estimated at $1.3 million, with completion expected by August 1.