Activities in Dublin, GA
From shopping and dining to fishing and golf, there is recreation and fun for everyone with Dublin, GA attractions. The city features a lively historic downtown that is full of locally owned shops and restaurants. Here, Georgian Dubliners can take in a show at the newly renovated Theatre Dublin or spend an afternoon browsing the exhibits at the Dublin-Laurens County Historical Museum. Dublin has several historical gems to view, including Belleview Avenue—once home to Dublin’s elite—and the historic 1905 Page House, which now serves as a cozy bed & breakfast. One of the city’s local claims to fame is its month-long St. Patrick’s Festival, a more than 30 year old tradition during which the community gathers for a parade, races, arts & craft fairs, food, and a long list of Irish celebrations throughout March. The Christ Episcopal Church of Dublin is actually home to “the World’s Largest Pot of Irish Stew,” cooked up annually just for the event. For outdoor recreation in central Georgia’s mild, enjoyable climate, Dublin and Laurens County offers two challenging golf courses—the Riverview Park Golf Course and the Green Acres Golf Club—as well as the Hugh M. Gillis Public Fishing Area and kid-friendly Stubbs Park and Playground.
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