Things to do in Augusta, GA

Augusta, the second oldest city in Georgia, was founded in 1736, just three years after Savannah. Antebellum charm and old-fashioned hospitality still characterize this classic Southern town. Many people know of Augusta because of the Masters Golf Championship, held each year at the azalea-laden Augusta National Golf Course. Although a quiet town, Augusta has plenty of attractions. Visitors should stroll along the winding Riverwalk — a 6-block, scenic pathway down the Savannah River levee. As the central tourist hub, the Riverwalk area hosts numerous concerts and outdoor events year-round. Golf enthusiasts will want to check out the 17-acre Georgia Golf Hall of Fame, and families will enjoy a trip to the National Science Center's Fort Discovery. Augusta is also home to the historic Springfield Baptist Church. Founded in 1787, it's the oldest independent African-American congregation in the country.

Augusta, the second oldest city in Georgia, was founded in 1736, just three years after Savannah. Antebellum charm and old-fashioned hospitality still characterize this classic Southern town. Many people know of Augusta because of the Masters Golf Championship, held each year at the azalea-laden Augusta National Golf Course. Although a quiet town, Augusta has plenty of attractions. Visitors should stroll along the winding Riverwalk — a 6-block, scenic pathway down the Savannah River levee. As the central tourist hub, the Riverwalk area hosts numerous concerts and outdoor events year-round. Golf enthusiasts will want to check out the 17-acre Georgia Golf Hall of Fame, and families will enjoy a trip to the National Science Center's Fort Discovery. Augusta is also home to the historic Springfield Baptist Church. Founded in 1787, it's the oldest independent African-American congregation in the country.