Explore Augusta, GA
Augusta is more than a place you visit — it’s a place you feel. Set along the flowing Savannah River with vibrant streets, soul-filled flavors, and warm Southern hospitality, our city invites you to explore its funky charm and outdoor spirit.
Whether you’re strolling our walkable downtown, catching live music, biking the trails, or discovering hidden gems, Augusta makes you feel right at home — and ready for more.
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Athens
Athens
Athens makes plenty of lists of the best college towns in America. The creative energy can be felt throughout the many art galleries, chic shops, restaurants and world-renowned nightclubs in historic downtown and other historic districts. Athens is also home to the official state art museum and botanical garden of Georgia.
Oconee County
Oconee County
History lovers will enjoy a tour of our historic 1800s Eagle Tavern, while outdoor adventurers can float down the Oconee River with Oconee Joe or take a trail ride at Georgia’s only Clydesdale farm. In downtown Watkinsville, you will discover small-town southern charm, historic architecture, exceptional restaurants and delightful boutiques.
Madison
Madison
Just an hour’s drive from Atlanta, Madison exhibits a quaint charm that transports travelers to a world apart – a testament to the everlasting appeal of honoring history, heritage, and kinship. Revered as one of the nation’s most picturesque towns, Madison beckons visitors to discover its stories and bask in the peaceful embrace of small-town life and heartfelt hospitality. Madison welcomes you to enter as a stranger and leave as a friend.
Eatonton
Eatonton
Nestled between the picturesque landscapes of Lake Oconee and Lake Sinclair, Eatonton boasts a historic downtown, providing a unique blend of vibrant history, cultural arts, and outdoor recreation. Explore museums that transport you to the past, hike trails along scenic views, relax on blue waters, or immerse yourself in a vibrant arts culture.
Milledgeville
Milledgeville
Milledgeville, Georgia offers a journey through the state’s rich history and charming southern culture. The town is known for its beautifully preserved antebellum architecture, including the stunning Old State Capitol building and Georgia’s Old Governor’s Mansion from its time as Georgia’s fourth capital.
Old Clinton/Gray, GA
Old Clinton/Gray
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Macon
Macon
Stroll down wide avenues lined with art galleries, boutiques, and eateries as diverse as the people who built it. In a city where a night out can mean catching an up-and-coming artist playing outside one of our local eateries, watching a Broadway Play, or learning about our musical heritage at the Allman Brothers Band Museum and Capricorn Sounds.
Madison
Macon
Augusta
Augusta is more than a place you visit — it’s a place you feel. Set along the flowing Savannah River with vibrant streets, soul-filled flavors, and warm Southern hospitality, our city invites you to explore its funky charm and outdoor spirit.
Whether you’re strolling our walkable downtown, catching live music, biking the trails, or discovering hidden gems, Augusta makes you feel right at home — and ready for more.
Columbus
Under the radar and over the top, Columbus, GA blends a vibrant artsy energy with unique local history and a thriving food scene. It’s also the perfect place to enjoy the outdoors, listen to local bands and taste finely brewed beer. In short, we’ve got world-class experiences without the world-class ego
Oconee County
A rural escape in Georgias’ foot hills, Oconee County offers a perfect blend of tranquil beauty, with excitement of historic and artistic discovery. The 19th century architectural back drop is complimented by southern hospitality and a thriving food scene.
Eatonton
Breathtaking historic architecture, combined with a thriving arts scene, makes the town a visual delight. Visit a rare artifact of an ancient civilization and take the walking tours to hear stories of The Civil War and local hauntings. Finally take in the sights and culture that inspired literary classics like The Color Purple at The Georgia Writers Museum.