Macon Travel Guide

They say that you can feel Macon's soul throughout the city. In a cutlurally diverse community that takes great pride in its local artists, shops, and restaurants, it's easy to see where that sense of soul and southern hospitality comes from, making for a great family vacation destination.

Things to Do in Macon

Top things to do include learning about African American art, history and culture at the Tubman Museum, walking through the Georgia Spots Hall of Fame, driving to one of Macon's top attractions, the Ocmulgee National Monument, and touring Hay House, also known as The Palace of the South.

Best Places to Stay in Macon

Downtown is the perfect place to stay to experience local shops, art galleries, restaurants, and Macon's signature southern hospitality.

Best Time to Visit Macon

Macon is a year-round destination with warm summers and cool winters.

Food in Macon

From March to April, Macon celebrates its annual International Cherry Blossom Festival with concerts and a craft fair. In May, the Tubman Museum hots its annual Pan African Festival, which celebrates the cultures of the African diaspora. In July, the Macon Film Festival promotes independent filmmakers. In September, the Ocmulgee Indian Celebration presents traditional Native American crafts, dancing, and storytelling at the Ocmulgee National Monument.