Augusta Botanical Gardens, Botanical garden in downtown Augusta, Georgia.
Augusta Botanical Gardens is a 17-acre garden space along the Savannah River featuring diverse plant collections and walking paths throughout its grounds. The site combines traditional garden areas with modern facilities that have been added to the property in recent years.
The gardens began as the Georgia Golf Hall of Fame Botanical Gardens and closed in 2007 when financial difficulties made maintenance impossible. The property was later redeveloped into a technology center while retaining some of the original garden character.
The gardens once displayed sculptures honoring famous golfers, connecting the space to the region's sporting heritage and attracting fans interested in golf history.
The location sits in downtown Augusta with walking paths that make exploring on foot easy and connect to the riverfront area. The blend of green space and modern facilities means you can find different types of activities in one place.
The property transformed into the Georgia Cyber Center, integrating technology operations with preserved garden spaces to create an unusual blend of old and new uses.
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