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The Columbus Museum
The exhibitions include paintings, sculptures, and historic artifacts that reflect life in the Chattahoochee Valley area. It is a must-visit for anyone exploring Columbus, GA.
National Infantry Museum
The NIM presents military history in a clear and engaging way through exhibits, authentic artifacts, and interactive displays.
Banks Food Hall
Located in Uptown Columbus, next to the Chattahoochee River, the food hall offers a variety of local flavors, from burgers and tacos to desserts and craft drinks.
Woodruff Riverfront Park and Riverwalk
With a playground, splash pad, and 4.4-mile trail parallel to the Chattahoochee River, you will have scenic views while the kids get their energy out!
Coca-Cola Space Science Center
Visit the Coca-Cola Space Science Center to explore interactive exhibits that make space science fun for all ages.
Peek Park
Historic Peek Park in Cedartown offers a recently rebuilt playground, tennis and pickleball courts, a splash pad, pavilion and paved walking trail.
Ashford Park
Next to the MARTA line in Brookhaven, you'll find a popular park that's packed with amenities including tennis courts, a playground, splash pad, a picnic shelter, and more!
Virgilee Park
Virgilee is the only segment of the Olmsted Linear Park which is named for an individual. Virgilee was Joel Hurt’s daughter; this park is her memorial.
Oak Grove Park
Oak Grove does contain an oak grove but is essentially a pastoral park which extends the design of the first two segments.
Shadyside Park
Shadyside is named for the heavily wooded section on the southern side of its western end.