Our proud history began in 1803, when the state of Georgia searched for a site for its new capital. 
Hospitality and southern style can be found in Milledgeville from quaint Bed & Breakfast Inns to
Beneath the sun-dripped shade of towering oaks, Milledgeville still beckons travelers with
Our charming Mainstreet city features dining options ranging from country rustic to southern
Featuring an abundance of shopping from our historic downtown to the enclosed mall, Milledgeville
Our opulent halls have been graced by governors and haunted by ghosts. We have hosted senators and
Browse photos of Milledgeville!
Click here to receive more information on historic Milledgeville.
For everything you need to plan your visit!
See what is going on in Georgia's Antebellum Capital!
Take a virtual tour of Georgia's Antebellum Capital!
Milledgeville is a popular destination for an "Antebellum" or "Old South" tour. We can customize
Beneath the sun-dripped shade of towering oaks, Milledgeville still beckons travelers with
Hospitality and southern style can be found in Milledgeville from quaint Bed & Breakfast Inns to
Our charming Mainstreet city features dining options ranging from country rustic to southern
The Milledgeville-Baldwin Co. Convention & Visitors Bureau can assist you with planning the best
Services offered to the media:
- Assists print journalists and editors
-
To receive more information about receiving a press kit click here.
Get the latest press releases here
Keep abreast of all the recent media coverage of Georgia's Antebellum Capital!
Browse through suggested stories on historic Milledgeville!
Come and experience the American South as you enter into our quaint downtown.
To make your
Beneath the sun-dripped shade of towering oaks, Milledgeville still beckons travelers with
Hospitality and southern style can be found in Milledgeville from quaint Bed & Breakfast Inns to
Our charming Mainstreet city features dining options ranging from country rustic to southern-
AccommodationsHospitality and southern style can be found in Milledgeville from quaint Bed & Breakfast Inns to over 600 hotel rooms as well as spacious camp grounds. Whether you would like to meander on a white-columned porch while sipping a glass of ice tea or experience comfortable, inviting accommodations with just the right amount of amenities we have everything you need!...
-
AttractionsBeneath the sun-dripped shade of towering oaks, Milledgeville still beckons travelers with impressive architecture, historic venues, a glistening lake, and an authentic arboretum. Stroll through our perfectly charming downtown, or take a trolley ride! Amongst the grand Antebellum homes lining the streets of Milledgeville there exists a wealth of cultural...
-
Outdoor ActivitiesMilledgeville has so much more than just historic homes and museums to offer. Rent a boat and tour beautiful Lake Sinclair or enjoy a peaceful afternoon of fishing. If your children are more adventurous, you can take a self-guided tour of Bartram Educational Forest. If the boys just want to be boys, send them off to play a round of golf and the girls can enjoy a...
-
Shopping & DiningFeaturing an abundance of shopping from our historic downtown to many specialty and antique shops, you will certainly find that perfect item! Our charming Mainstreet city also offers dining options ranging from country rustic to southern elegance. Whether it is fried chicken or filet mignon, we can accommodate whatever your palate desires!
-
Trolley TourMilledgeville's Trolley Tour is the best way to take in the town. A drive through the landmark historic district includes rotating visits to the Old State Capitol, St. Stephen's Episcopal Church, Lockerly Hall, and the Stetson-Sanford House. The trolley tour is available Monday - Friday at 10:00 AM and on Saturday at 2:00 PM. The cost is $10.00 per person for adults and...
Georgia's Antebellum CapitalMeet Milledgeville, the First Lady of Georgia
Bathed in an intoxicating mixture of magnolia and moonlight, her classic beauty is unsurpassed. Cloaked in mystery and intrigue, her appeal is universal and her attraction undeniable. Like a true southern belle, she perfectly charms treasured guests with fascinating tales, southern delicacies, and gracious hospitality. Meet Milledgeville, the First Lady of Georgia. The fourth capital of Georgia, Milledgeville, was named for John Milledge, Governor of Georgia. Situated on the fall line of the Oconee River, Milledgeville was chosen because of its central location and ample springs.
What's Happening
Andalusia Farm Self-Guided Tours
Date: 06/23/08 - 12/28/10
Times: 10am - 4pm (Monday, Tuesday, Saturday)
Price: Free, donations appreciated
The source of many of Flannery O'Connor's works, Andalusia Farm is open for tours Mondays, Tuesdays and Saturdays from 10am - 4pm. Also available by appointment and pre-booked tours. For more information call 478-454-4029 or visit www.andalusiafarm.org.
Museum District
Walk beneath the shadows of the towering oaks though wrought iron gates that lead to magnificently presevered mansions, haunted historic sites and fascinating museums.
Request a Visitor Guide
Can't wait to receive our guide in the mail? You can now experience The Milledgeville Virtual Visitors Guide online! Complete the form below to view and/or download the online Virtual Guide now. Request Guide!
Partner Coupons
A Southern Delight
Valid 01/01/2009 - 07/31/2009
Milledgeville Convention & Visitors Bureau
Print Coupon
A Garden Picnic
Valid 01/01/2009 - 07/31/2009
Pickle Barrel Cafe
Print Coupon
"Great Expectations"
Valid 01/20/2009 - 07/31/2009
Serenity Wellness Spa & Salon
Print Coupon
Girl's Night Out!
Valid 01/01/2009 - 07/31/2009
Serenity Wellness Spa & Salon
Print Coupon
There are currently no items in your itinerary. |
