Cheap Columbus (CSG) Vacation Packages

Columbus is a beautiful riverside city in Georgia and the county seat of Muscogee County in the United States. This city had hosted the last battle of Civil War in 1865 and later became a famous textile manufacturing centre in early 1900s. Fast forward to 2017, and you would find this city a delightful mix of a pulsating nightlife, superb entertainment venues and some nationally acclaimed museums. During your Columbus vacations, be sure to visit the Columbus Historic District where brick streets, ancient oaks and century-old homes tell the story of the glorious days. Want to avoid last minute rush and inflated prices during your Columbus vacations? Our Columbus travel packages are a great way to make your vacations cheaper, affordable and hassle-free!

The National Civil War Museum in Columbus is home to an extensive and enthralling series of displays regarding the American Civil War. Central to all chronological description here are two Civil War military vessels, uniforms and weapons that were used by the Union and Confederate naval forces. This

is seconded by several interactive exhibits like a Confederate Ironclad ship simulator that would give you a first-hand experience of the way 19th century naval combats used to take place.

National Infantry Museum in Columbus highlights all major martial campaigns of the United States Army’s infantry including the American Revolution, Cold War and the Afghanistan War. This museum weaves a compelling tale of valor, sacrifice and service around a series of artifacts and interactive multimedia exhibits focused on US Infantry’s traditional fabric. Some star include attractions here include an IMAX Theatre, combat simulators, the EST2000 Rifle Range, the Memorial Walk of Honor and the Heritage Walk.

Opened in 19871, the Springer Opera House is a historic theatre is one of the best examples of classic Late Victorian architecture. Its posh elegance and delightful ambience had soon fetched it the title of being the finest theater house between Washington and New Orleans. The Springer Opera House is associated also with Springer Opera House Museum that displays 19th century vintage photographs, portraits and other theater memorabilia related to famous opera personalities.