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One of the great historic cities of the American South, Macon is home to 5,500 National Register historic structures in 11 historic districts. Macon attractions feature rich and diverse cultures from 10,000 year-old Native American Indian mounds and the largest collection of ancient African artifacts, to the top 40 musical hits of Little Richard and REM and the 3,000 hits of Hank Aarons bat.
A Greek Revival mansion built in 1853, this was the only house in Macon struck by a cannonball during Stoneman's Raid on…more
Little ones will delight in the Little Learners Play Area while older children will enjoy art activities, pretend to be…more
Georgia's storied athletic heritage is featured in this 43,000 square foot facility. Educational and interactive…more
The Georgia State Fair has been a Macon tradition since 1851, making it one of the longest-running fairs in the United…more
In the mid-1800s, William Butler Johnston was the keeper of the Confederate treasury, but the mansion he built is the…more
Macon's window on the world has added an even more enthralling dimension with its three story addition, featuring an…more
Journey to the ancient past to discover 12,000 years of native American Indian heritage just across the Ocmulgee…more
Riverside Cemetery was established in 1887 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is the final…more
Meander through the 80-acre Rose Hill Cemetery, established in 1840 and on the National Register of Historic Places.…more
Step back in time with a guided tour of this 1840 Victorian cottage, renowned as the birthplace of poet and musician,…more
Experience Middle Georgia's largest yardsale at Smiley's Flea Market off of Hwy. 247, 6717 Hawkinsville Rd., Macon, GA…more
In January 1970, The Big House became the place where members of the band, their roadies, friends and families lived…more
The Allman Brothers Band was formed in March 1969 by legendary guitarist Duane Allman. Along with brother Gregg, Dickey…more
This four story, 1910 English Tudor home was designed for the Joseph N. Neel family by the renowned architect Neel Reid.…more
Georgia's largest African American museum offers fourteen exhibition galleries, a resource center and magnificent…more
Curious about family histories? Explore the library's Genealogical and Historical Room, home to one of the most…more
This Greek Revival Mansion built in 1836, once hosted a ball for Winnie Davis, daughter of Jefferson Davis. Later it was…more
Exhibits include major collections of aviation memorabilia dating back to World War I with over 70 historical aircraft…more
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