Swan House, Atlanta

It's part of the Atlanta History Center and has a lot of the charm you find at any historic mansion. It's been partially restored with some original furniture, but a lot of the history can still be seen. Especially with respect to the common areas. I personally enjoyed seeing the architect's porcelain collection downstairs the most. There's also a couple rooms dedicated to Emily's passion, women's suffrage with some fun posts from visitors. Definitely make it a point to visit since you don't see many of these kinds of mansions in the public space.

I loved this place! We visited in February so the Japanese gardens weren't in bloom yet, so we missed out on that but the swan house itself is so beautiful, regardless of the season. It was nice to explore it with less tourist. In order to get to the swan house you need to buy a ticket for the historic center. There's a museum, some log cabins, goats, chickens lots of cool things to look at. This is all covered with the price of admission. Overall we spent around 3 hours here