Aiken Arboretum Trail

Explore the rich arboretum collection of Aiken by starting your journey along Colleton Avenue.  With more than 100 diverse trees, a brochure at the head of the trail and a cell phone tour, you're certain to see learn lots of fabulous new things along the way!  

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Aiken Downtown Development Association (ADDA)

The purpose of the Aiken Downtown Development Association is to improve the economic vitality, enhance the beauty, and preserve the historical inheritance of downtown Aiken.
 

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Aiken Equine Rescue

Tour the Aiken Equine Rescue facility and meet the horses.

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Aiken Ghost Tours

We look forward to having you on the tour…if the spirit moves you.

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Aiken Trolley Tours

Experience Aiken’s grace, charm and elegance during this 2 hour guided tour aboard our trolley. 

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Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum

The Aiken Visitors Center and Train Museum, located within the rebuilt Aiken Railroad Depot, is a must-see for visitors and residents alike!

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Can you outwit the Kit?

Aiken’s newest fox hunt invites sleuths of all ages to find six bronze kits savoring some of the city’s most popular spots.

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Center for African American History, Arts and Culture

The Center for African American History, Arts and Culture is housed in the historic Immanuel Institute Building, located on the corner of York and Richland streets.

The Center for African American History, Art & Culture is at The Center for African American History, Art & Culture.

Hours: Tuesdays-Saturdays 10am-1pm

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DuPont Planetarium and RPSEC Observatory

The planetarium is a 30 ft. diameter dome with seating for 45.
 

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Eudora Wildlife Safari Park

As guests drive their own vehicles through the drive-thru safari, they enjoy close encounters with zebras, camels, antelope, water buffalo, emu, llamas and Willie, the extraordinarily large African Watusi.

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Hopelands Gardens

Wrapped behind a serpentine brick wall, under a canopy of ancient oaks, deodar cedars and magnolias, is Hopelands Gardens.

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Pedego Electric Bikes

A Pedego electric bike rental is the very best way to experience Aiken and beyond!

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Redcliffe Plantation State Historic Site

“Cotton is King!” Those words resounded through Congress and then the nation in a fiery speech by South Carolina Sen. James Henry Hammond in the years leading up to the Civil War.

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Rose Hill Estate

Visit Rose Hill to experience the charm of Aiken’s most originally preserved “Winter Colony” estate.

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Silver Bluff Audubon Center & Sanctuary

Silver Bluff is a 3,250 acre wildlife sanctuary and education center owned by the National Audubon Society.

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SRS Public Tour

Twenty-two site driving tours of SRS are being offered to the public in 2017, providing openings for approximately 1,100 people to visit the site.  Tour check-in begins at 12:30 p.m., at the Aiken County, S.C., Applied Research Center (click for map), located off Highway 278, near the northern boundary of the site. 

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Tailored Tours of Aiken

Tailored Tours of Aiken offers private driving tour experiences guaranteed to amaze you as you explore Aiken!

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The Etherredge Center

The Etherredge Center is a 2 hat operation and has a performing series (Cultural Series) as well as professional renting spaces. 

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