Georgia Governor’s Mansion

Activity Overview

Governor's mansion in Georgia built in 1968 serves as the primary residence of the current governor and first lady of Georgia, located in Atlanta, Georgia. It is home to governor Nathan Deal and first lady Sandra Deal. The mansion is a beautiful sight with its architecture inspired from historic Greek revival architecture. The mansion spans an area of 18 acres. Guided tours of the mansion are available on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. You can also visit the old Governor's mansion in Milledgeville that was home to the governors from 1839 to 1868.

Things to Do

• Visit the old governor's mansion to learn about the life and history of the governors of that era, there are many exhibits of historic significance.
• Tour the current governor's mansion and the official residence of the governor of Georgia on select days.
• Guided tours of the mansion are available. Do visit for Governor's mansion Tree lighting ceremony in December.
• Easter egg hunt event is held every year at the Governor's mansion. All events have free entry.
• During your mansion tour you can buy the book, "memories of the mansion" that tells stories and experiences of the inhabitants of the mansion over the years.

Governor's Mansion Insider Tips

• You can tour the governor's mansion until 11.30 AM.