Augusta Vacations

America's oldest surviving wooden fort offers authentic colonial history through its original 1754 garrison. Explore with costumed guides who bring 18th-century military life along the Kennebec River vividly to life.

Maine's earliest designed public ground, Capitol Park offers serene lawns and historical monuments in the heart of Augusta. Stroll the elm-lined paths for views of the State House and Kennebec River.

This grand neoclassical building houses Maine's government and showcases the state's political heritage. Take a guided tour to see the impressive Hall of Flags and perhaps catch legislators in session.

Maine's premier event venue hosts basketball tournaments to major concerts in its versatile spaces. Check the calendar to catch performances, trade shows, or sporting events that align with your interests.

This scenic paved pathway follows the Kennebec River, connecting four charming Maine communities. Explore historic downtowns and watch for bald eagles while enjoying this accessible trail suitable for all abilities.

Maine's premier historical institution showcases 12,000 years of natural and cultural heritage across four floors. Currently closed for renovations until 2026, but virtual collections remain accessible online.

This Colonial Revival mansion, designed by John Calvin Stevens in 1902, showcases early 20th-century architectural grandeur. Tour the elegant interiors and landscaped grounds during scheduled events.

Established in 1967, Turnpike Mall is one of Maine's earliest enclosed shopping centers in Augusta. Locals appreciate its straightforward layout and variety of retail stores for convenient weekday browsing.