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Where you can hike through beautiful scenery while observing historic Indigenous mounds or experience the state’s largest collection of African-American history, art, and culture. 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. Or explore historic neighborhoods featuring rich architecture and attractions like the Hay House, known as the “Palace of the South.”
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Go from exploring indigenous mounds featuring history dating back 17,000 years to discovering the birthplace of southern rock in a couple of minutes.

Nestled in the heart of Georgia, Macon is a living testament to the South’s unique blend of tradition and modernity. With historic architecture, including the stately Hay House and Cannonball House, visitors are transported to a bygone era. However, Macon is not merely a relic of the past; it’s a dynamic community where creativity flourishes today. From deep musical roots, like the soulful sounds of Otis Redding to the eclectic Little Richard or legendary influences of the Allman Brothers Band, a rhythm that is timeless flows through our streets. Whether enjoying a leisurely stroll along the Ocmulgee Heritage Trail or savoring the flavors of local cuisine, experience this thriving diverse community for yourself.

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An interactive map of Georgia highlights several locations with map pins concentrated around Atlanta. Major highways, including I-75, I-85, and I-20, are shown with specific emphasis on regions within a central area, extending towards Savannah. Perfect for home use or large screens.
Athens Oconee County Madison Eatonton Milledgeville Old Clinton/Gray, GA Macon

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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Oconee County

Oconee County is a distinctive blend of antebellum history, vibrant art exhibits and unique outdoor adventures. 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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Old Clinton/Gray

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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.
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Downtown Visitor Center

450 Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard Macon, GA 31201
478-743-1074

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