2 Best Sights in Madison, Central and North Georgia

Heritage Hall

Madison is the historic heart of Georgia, and although many of the lovely homes are privately owned, this Greek Revival mansion, circa 1811, is open to the public. Rooms are furnished in the 19th-century style and offer insight into the elegant lifestyle of an average well-to-do family. Combo tickets are available to tour Heritage Hall along with two other historic homes within walking distance.

277 S. Main St., Madison, Georgia, 30650, USA
706-342–9627
Sights Details
Rate Includes: $10, Mon.–Sat. 11–4, Sun. 1:30–4:30

Madison-Morgan Cultural Center

This 1895 Romanesque revival building was one of the first brick schools in the area. A museum features a restored 1895 classroom and a replica of an antebellum-era parlor. There are also art galleries and other exhibits. Check the online calendar for performances and events.

434 S. Main St., Madison, Georgia, 30650, USA
706-342–4743
Sights Details
Rate Includes: $5, Tues.–Sat. 10–5, Sun. 2–5, Closed Sun. and Mon.