Amusements

• Forest Ecology Preserve
  3100 Highway 147 North • Auburn, AL 36831
  334-502-4553
  Walking trails of the 110-acre preserve offer opportunities for birding, observation of wildlife, and identification of trees and wild flowers. Focal areas include the Wetlands, Butterfly garden, fern, reptile, and wildlife trails.  more...

• Surfside Water Park
  2780 South College Street • Auburn, AL 36830
  334-821-7873
  Water theme park featuring a 450,000 gallon wave pool, two large speed slides, four body flumes, lazy river, toddlers play area and swimming hole, volleyball facilities, and concessions.  more...  map

Historic Homes & Buildings

• Auburn University
  23 Samford Hall • Auburn, AL 36849
  Auburn University Campus
  334-844-9999, 800-321-8880
  Founded in 1856, today Auburn University has a student enrollment of about 22,500. Samford Hall, Langdon Hall, and University Chapel are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Other points of interest include the Donald E. Davis Arboretum, Lovelace Sports Museum, and sporting events of 20 NCAA Division IA teams. more...  map

• Pebble Hill
  Auburn University
  334-844-4946
  Built in 1847, Pebble Hill was once the home of Colonel Nathaniel J. Scott. Today it is home of the Auburn University Center for the Arts and Humanities which hosts periodic programs on art, history, literature, and more.   map

• Uptown Auburn
  College Street and Magnolia Avenue • Auburn, AL 36832
  334-887-8747
  Home to an array of specialty shops, restaurants, and night spots.  map

Historic Sites & Monuments

• Donald E. Davis Arboretum
  241 South College Street • Auburn, AL 36849
  Auburn University
  334-844-5770
  Home of over 500 different tree species native to Alabama and adjacent states.  more...  map

Museums & Galleries

• J. B. Lovelace Athletic Museum and Hall of Honor
  P. O. Box 351 • Auburn, AL 36831
  Auburn University
  334-844-0764
  Documenting all of the intercollegiate sports played by Auburn men and women down through the years, the museum shows people how athletic programs have contributed to Auburn's historical traditions. Recognizes some of America's most well known athletes with high-tech interactive exhibits, life-size talking dioramas and traditional displays.  map

• Lee County Historical Society Museum
  6500 Stage Road • Auburn, AL 36865
  Highway 14 West, Loachapoka
  334-887-3007
  This 1845 Trade Center stucco and plaster building houses vintage clothing, quilts, old toys, and furniture. There is a furnished log cabin, blacksmith shop, Indian teepee, and farm tool display.   map

• Museum of East Alabama
  121 South Ninth Street • Auburn, AL 36801
  Opelika
  334-749-2751
  The museum tells the story of the area's history and growth through exhibits of more than 3,000 artifacts. Special areas of interest are the doll collection, history of industrial technology, WWI and WWII, Civil War, pioneer household goods, and musical instruments.  more...  map