If you are looking for some places to visit in Augusta, check out the area’s top 10 attractions. You will get a better idea of the city, as well as prepare for your upcoming vacation.

 

Saint Paul’s Church

The church was built following an amazing architectural style that makes a great backdrop for pictures. In addition to this, there are live jazz performances taking place here each week. The events are free to attend, and you can relax and have lunch at the River Room after the show.

 

The Augusta Riverwalk

The Augusta Riverwalk offers many hiking opportunities for anyone who is interested. You can enjoy walking on the miles of trails, bring a bike with you or simply go for a morning run. Furthermore, here you can find gardens and even playgrounds for children.

 

The Jessye Norman Amphitheater

If you want to enjoy a cool music or art performance, head over to this venue during a night out. You can easily purchase tickets and listen to your favorite play while taking in the luxurious setting. There are many small restaurants in the area where you can have dinner at after.

 

The Morris Museum of Art

Maybe you want to see some art, and the best Southern artists have their works on display in this museum. You will get the chance to learn more about the Southern culture, but also enjoy many pieces of good art. Sunday tours are free, so make sure to plan your visit beforehand.

 

Augusta Common Park

The park offers numerous playgrounds for kids, benches where you rest, and picnic tables. In addition to this, the statue of Mr. James Brown is located here.

 

The Haunted Pillar

If you are feeling adventurous and in need for a thrill, visit the Haunted Pillar. Story goes that anyone who attempts to touch it will die, so get ready to be spooked by this attraction.

 

The Sacred Heart Cultural Center

This historical building and city landmark has been around since 1897, and its glass windows along with architecture will take your breath away. The tours of the Center are free, and you will be able to sit down and have a coffee after by visiting the cafe. The Cultural center also includes a small gift shop.

 

Springfield Baptist Church

This is the oldest church of its type, so get ready to learn more about Augusta’s historical roots with a visit. The church is free to enter and available any day.

 

The Springfield Village Park

If you enjoy sculptures and art, head over to the Springfield Village Park for a walk. The Village Park also tells a story about Augusta and how people used to live in the 18th century.

 

Augusta Museum of History

The Museum of History features archives about the history of the city, and you will get the chance to attend the seasonal and permanent exhibits no matter when you visit. The Museum is peaceful and the perfect place to spend an hour undisturbed by the outside noise.