An Adventure in Augusta
The beautiful city of Augusta is one of the largest and oldest cities in the state of Georgia.
It is located halfway along the majestic Savannah River, which gives it an idyllic setting that is simply beautiful.
A holiday here will allow you to discover the historic charm of the classic south.
The city is home to stunning tree-lined streets and beautiful architecture and offers a pleasant sight for the eye.
It is also full of exciting things to see and do, which will keep you entertained for days on end.
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Georgia Golf Hall of Fame This hall of fame preserves the golf history of Augusta and Georgia and is great place to visit if you are a keen golfer.
The museum honours those who have made lasting contributions and achievements in golf in the state and across the country.
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Morris Museum of Art The Morris Museum of Art is dedicated to the art and artists of the American south.
Situated on the River walk in downtown Augusta, this museum is ideal to visit if you are taking a stroll along the river or just want to see some really great art.
This museum is home to a collection of nearly 5000 paintings, works on paper, photographs and sculptures dating back from the late 18th century to the present.
The permanent collections here include pieces from the Civil War, Impressionism in the South, Landscape Painting, early to Mid-20th century art and Late-20th century/ contemporary art.
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Augusta Museum of History Established in 1937 for the purpose of preserving and sharing the material history of Augusta and the region, this museum is a must-see if you want to experience the best of local history.
Highlights within the museum include a 10,000 year old projectile point and a 1914 locomotive.
As you browse the museum's exhibits, you will be taken on a 12,000 year old journey through America's history.
Be sure to take a look at the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, the Swan L.
Still Children's Discovery Gallery and the Transportation Corridor.
4.
National Science Center The mission of the National Science Center is to be a catalyst that excites America's youth about math, science and technology.
This science center is also located on the River walk, which makes it a perfect place to visit after the Morris Museum of Art.
This institution fires the imaginations of children and adults by making science come to life through 250 hand-on exhibits, custom digital theater programs, a portable planetarium, and educational workshops and demonstrations.
This is an experience you will never forget.
It is located halfway along the majestic Savannah River, which gives it an idyllic setting that is simply beautiful.
A holiday here will allow you to discover the historic charm of the classic south.
The city is home to stunning tree-lined streets and beautiful architecture and offers a pleasant sight for the eye.
It is also full of exciting things to see and do, which will keep you entertained for days on end.
1.
Georgia Golf Hall of Fame This hall of fame preserves the golf history of Augusta and Georgia and is great place to visit if you are a keen golfer.
The museum honours those who have made lasting contributions and achievements in golf in the state and across the country.
2.
Morris Museum of Art The Morris Museum of Art is dedicated to the art and artists of the American south.
Situated on the River walk in downtown Augusta, this museum is ideal to visit if you are taking a stroll along the river or just want to see some really great art.
This museum is home to a collection of nearly 5000 paintings, works on paper, photographs and sculptures dating back from the late 18th century to the present.
The permanent collections here include pieces from the Civil War, Impressionism in the South, Landscape Painting, early to Mid-20th century art and Late-20th century/ contemporary art.
3.
Augusta Museum of History Established in 1937 for the purpose of preserving and sharing the material history of Augusta and the region, this museum is a must-see if you want to experience the best of local history.
Highlights within the museum include a 10,000 year old projectile point and a 1914 locomotive.
As you browse the museum's exhibits, you will be taken on a 12,000 year old journey through America's history.
Be sure to take a look at the Georgia Railroad and Banking Company, the Swan L.
Still Children's Discovery Gallery and the Transportation Corridor.
4.
National Science Center The mission of the National Science Center is to be a catalyst that excites America's youth about math, science and technology.
This science center is also located on the River walk, which makes it a perfect place to visit after the Morris Museum of Art.
This institution fires the imaginations of children and adults by making science come to life through 250 hand-on exhibits, custom digital theater programs, a portable planetarium, and educational workshops and demonstrations.
This is an experience you will never forget.