Kenneth’s guidebook
Canal boat tour and Discovery Center
For a quick and fun excursion, and to learn a lot about the history of Augusta, go on the canal boat tour! Tours last about an hour, cost around $13 and include admission to the museum/discovery center. Call for tour schedule, but they usually go out at 11 and 2.
Augusta Canal Discovery Center
Blome LaneArchitectural appreciation
Visit Augusta’s number one destination for weddings for a free tour of the Sacred Heart Cultural Center! Stained glass windows and brick work add to the history and story of Sacred heart and it’s significance in our community.
Sacred Heart Cultural Center
1301 Greene StSightseeing
Visit a real plantation house and take a tour (about $10) of the house, grounds, and enslaved quarters. This park is a state historic site and is run by park rangers who are historical interpreters and historians.
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Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site
181 Redcliffe RdVisit a real plantation house and take a tour (about $10) of the house, grounds, and enslaved quarters. This park is a state historic site and is run by park rangers who are historical interpreters and historians.
Check out local history to include a room dedicated to the Masters (an original green jacket on display) and a room dedicated to James Brown!
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Augusta Museum of History
560 Reynolds StCheck out local history to include a room dedicated to the Masters (an original green jacket on display) and a room dedicated to James Brown!
Food scene
Local success story! Open Thursday through Saturday. Check hours of operation (maybe 9-3) and be prepared for delicious, local fare.
Dolce Darlin’
404 Telfair StLocal success story! Open Thursday through Saturday. Check hours of operation (maybe 9-3) and be prepared for delicious, local fare.
Tbonz Steakhouse of Augusta
2856 Washington RdBest steak in town!
Salsa's Bar & Grill
4460 Washington RdBroad Street
Broad StreetQuirky Stop
Turkish bazaar is an Aladdin’s den of treasures where the owner will invite you to coffee and welcome you to sit and enjoy his Turkish sitting area. I recommend buying something small to thank him for the coffee. Very interesting items and cool pictures.
Turkish Bazaar
Bobby Jones Expressway