Downtown Brunswick
Downtown Brunswick is an exciting, inviting destination for residents as well as visitors. Included in the Old Town National Historic District, downtown Brunswick features a rich diversity of architectural styles of both homes and commercial buildings, dating back to the 19th century Victorian era.
Come Visit...
Rich in history, this thriving City by the Sea was named for the ancestral home of King George III over 200 years ago. Enjoy the beautiful oak-lined streets first surveyed in 1771.
Come Explore...
The unique shops, boutiques and galleries in downtown Brunswick, enjoy the variety of menus offered in downtown restautrants, take a walking, biking or driving tour of Old Town.
Come to Stay!
And experience the best of Coastal Georgia living in historic Brunswick, Georgia...
Imagine the Possibilities!!
Brunswick's City Dock at Bay Street is home to many of our area's shrimpboats, with numerous pleasure craft docked just upriver at the Brunswick Landing Marina.
Bike riding and walking are easy in our town due to the flat terrain and pleasant climate. Enjoy the outdoors in the city by exploring The Department of Natural Resources Nature Trail at the marsh's edge, and the Howard Coffin Park Walking Trail and refreshing summertime pool.
Our beautiful natural scenic landscape invites jogging and hiking, from the challenging Sidney Lanier Bridge to the Old Town Brunswick National Historic District and Mary Ross Waterfront Park. Local landmarks include Lover's Oak, Historic downtown buildings, and the Marshes of Glynn.
Wildlife, birds and abundant foliage and flowers appeal to photographers and artists. With moderate temperatures, our great outdoors offers yearround pleasures of kayaking, sailing, volleyball, rugby, tennis, and swimming. Local charters are available for fishing and dolphin boat tours, and the Emerald Princess Casino ship sails 7 days a week.
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