This park preserves ancient Native American earthworks and artifacts dating back thousands of years. It offers walking trails, a museum, and interpretive programs that provide insight into the Mississippian culture and other indigenous peoples who inhabited the area.

Known as the 'Palace of the South,' Hay House is a stunning antebellum mansion featuring Italian Renaissance Revival architecture. Visitors can tour the beautifully restored interiors and learn about the history of the house and its original owners.

This museum is dedicated to the legendary Allman Brothers Band, showcasing memorabilia, instruments, and exhibits about the band's history and influence on rock music. The museum is located in the former home of band members.

The Tubman Museum is one of the largest museums in the Southeast dedicated to African American art, history, and culture. It features exhibits on local and national African American achievements and contributions.

A large park along the Ocmulgee River offering walking trails, playgrounds, picnic areas, and scenic views. It is a popular spot for outdoor activities and community events.

A multi-purpose arena and convention center hosting concerts, sporting events, and other entertainment. It is a key venue for large-scale events in the city.

A historic cemetery known for its beautiful landscaping and notable gravesites, including those of prominent local figures and Civil War veterans.

Although the physical museum closed, the Georgia Music Hall of Fame's legacy continues through exhibits and events celebrating Georgia's musical heritage, with some displays accessible in Macon.

A historic home named for a cannonball lodged in its wall during the Civil War. The house offers tours that highlight its architecture and the history of the era.

This district features a variety of historic buildings, shops, restaurants, and entertainment venues. It is a vibrant area for exploring Macon's culture and history on foot.