Visit LaGrange

www.visitlagrange.com
706-883-2000

Visit LaGrange is the official tourism site for LaGrange, Georgia. Visit their website to discover other area attractions, dining options, accommodations, special offers & more. Their site also features a great selection of travel articles along with itineraries for families, weekend getaways, must-see spots and other interesting facts about our community.

Bellevue

706-884-1832

Built circa 1853, this impressive antebellum mansion in Greek-Revival style was the home of Benjamin Harvey Hill, lawyer and Georgia and United States Congressman. Located near downtown LaGrange, Bellevue was purchased in 1941 by Fuller E. Callaway Foundation and presented as a gift to the LaGrange Woman’s Club. It has been restored and is open to the public for tours.

Biblical History Center

www.biblicalhistorycenter.com
706-885-0363

Within a mile of Hills & Dales Estate, ancient history comes alive through full-scale archaeological reconstructions of discoveries from the ancient world. The museum features a goat-hair tent, Old and New Testament tombs, a first century village, 200 year-old olive trees, catacombs and many other historic settings. Guests may enjoy an authentic biblical meal, and young archaeologists will be excited by the kid’s digs.

LaGrange Art Museum

www.lagrangeartmuseum.org
706-882-3267

The LaGrange Art Museum was founded in 1963 and is located in downtown LaGrange. The museum occupies a renovated three story 1892 Victorian building. Changing exhibits feature a wide range of artists, and many different art classes are available.

Callaway Gardens

www.callawaygardens.com
1-800-225-5292

Less than 30 minutes south of Hills & Dales Estate is Callaway Gardens, begun by Fuller E. Callaway’s oldest son, Cason Callaway, in the 1952. Known throughout the southeast for its stunning landscaping, recreation, accommodations, and special events, this spectacular location is enjoyable in every season.

Legacy Museum on Main

www.legacymuseumonmain.org
706-884-1828

Legacy Museum on Main tells the story of the people of West Georgia. Using temporary and permanent exhibits of photographs, artifacts, and documents, the museum brings to life the history and traditions of a population rich in diversity. Housed in a 1917 bank building, the museum is located in the Downtown LaGrange Historic District. Legacy Museum looks at the heritage of West Georgia and challenges visitors to think of how the area will look in the future. The Troup County Archives is located above the museum.

West Point Lake

www.sam.usace.army.mil/westpt
706-645-2937

West Point Lake, one of the largest lakes in Georgia, is conveniently located near LaGrange. The lake covers over 25,000 acres and provides excellent opportunities for fishing, camping, boating and other recreational activities at 25 different day use areas. The West Point Lake Visitor Center, located off of Hwy 29, features interpretive exhibits and additional information about the lake and dam.

Nutwood Winery

www.nutwoodwinery.com
706-882-5295

Nutwood Winery is nestled within the rolling hills of the Georgia plains. The sprawling ten-acre farm features a one-of-a-kind 6,000 sq ft Tasting Room & Vineyard Cafe along with the historic manor home and 200-year-old pecan trees that give Nutwood its name. Indoor/outdoor seating areas offer guests a relaxing environment in which to enjoy good company, and of course, great wines. Nutwood’s delicious wines pair beautifully with their light bites, and outdoor activities provide entertainment for the entire family to enjoy.

Roosevelt’s Little White House & FDR State Park

www.gastateparks.org
706-655-5870

Franklin D. Roosevelt built this house in 1932. He came to Warm Springs in 1924 hoping to find a cure for polio by swimming in the “warm buoyant spring waters.” Today, an 11,000 square foot museum features many interesting artifacts. Guests can also visit the historic therapeutic pools. The president passed away here on April 12, 1945. The house has been preserved as it was the day he died and is open for tours daily. Located ¼ mile north is the small town of Warm Springs which features quaint shops and dining. Camping and hiking is available at Roosevelt State Park which is located nearby.