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Website: sacredheartaugusta.org
Phone: (706) 826-4700
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of Greene St and Ellis St
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1301 Greene St Augusta, GA 30901 ·343.50 mi
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Amenities
- Family friendly
Reviews
tripadvisorFree and stunning. So glad this building was saved, and that its admirers continue to find outstanding cultural uses for it. The stained glass windows and sculptures provide a gentle, beautiful way to learn about key early Christians. The space is mesmerizing.
MoreIt’s beautiful and it’s free to tour. My kids even loved doing the eye spy we were given upon entering. We were the only ones there for the 45 mins it took us. We went right when they opened on a week day. The staff gave us a history lesson on the Church’s background and let us know a little bit about Augusta in general because we had never been there. We were then free to just wander the Cathedral on our own. It has spectacular stained glass everywhere. The spiral stairs in the back are crazy. We all appreciated it and were glad we were able to stop in and see what a masterpiece this building is.
MoreKim and Millie treat their visitors like trailer park trash. These two are the most common unprofessional, unhappy positive people you’d ever wanna meet. What a shame what a beautiful facility and they have these two managing it.
MoreThey played Under Pressure so beautifully and it’s one of my favorite songs ever. I tried searching other violin covers of it afterwards but it didn’t beat the way they played it. When they were playing the outro of Bowie singing it actually felt so beautiful.
MoreMy husband and I attended a Candlelight concert here and had a great experience, the venue is truly spectacular and is worth a visit itself. If you go in through the side entrance where the gift shop is, they often have small temporary exhibitions for local artists, which I always try to go see and would definitely recommend checking out.
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