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Macon, Georgia, USABy Heydi Bernal for Ruta Pantera on 9/18/2025 9:40:00 PM |
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| Macon es conocida como la “Ciudad de los Cerezos” y como un epicentro histórico del sur de Estados Unidos. Situada en el corazón de Georgia, a orillas del río Ocmulgee, combina historia, cultura y música. Fundada en 1823, Macon fue un importante centro ferroviario y agrícola en el siglo XIX, y aún conserva un rico legado arquitectónico y cultural. Además, la ciudad es reconocida por su contribución a la música estadounidense, siendo cuna de leyendas como los Allman Brothers, Little Richard y Otis Redding. Cómo llegar Macon está a aproximadamente 85 km al sur de Atlanta. Se puede llegar en coche por la I‑75 o I‑16, o mediante vuelos al Aeropuerto Regional de Middle Georgia (MCN), con conexiones a varias ciudades principales de EE. UU. | ||||
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Qué ver y hacer The Allman Brothers Band Museum at The Big House: Ubicada en Vineville Avenue, esta casa histórica fue el hogar de los miembros de la banda durante los años 70. Hoy funciona como museo con la colección más completa de objetos, guitarras, discos y recuerdos relacionados con los Allman Brothers. Es un punto obligado para los amantes del rock sureño. Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park: Un sitio arqueológico que preserva más de 10,000 años de historia indígena, con montículos ceremoniales y senderos naturales interpretativos. Ideal para caminatas y aprendizaje cultural. Hay House: Mansión de estilo renacentista italiano construida en 1855, famosa por su arquitectura y jardines. Se pueden realizar visitas guiadas que muestran la historia y el diseño de la época. Tubman Museum: El museo más grande del sureste dedicado al arte, historia y cultura afroamericana, con exhibiciones permanentes y temporales sobre música, arte y civilizaciones. Distrito Histórico del Centro: Calles llenas de edificios victorianos restaurados, galerías de arte, cafeterías y tiendas locales que permiten un paseo cultural y gastronómico por la ciudad. Gastronomía y sabores locales H&H Restaurant: Conocido por su pollo frito y galletas, ha alimentado a músicos y locales por décadas. Dovetail: Cocina sureña moderna con cócteles artesanales. Fish N’ Pig: Barbacoa y mariscos frescos, con ambiente familiar y vistas al lago Tobesofkee. Eventos gastronómicos: Macon también celebra festivales locales donde se destacan platos sureños y música en vivo, integrando la experiencia cultural completa de la ciudad. Datos curiosos Más de 300,000 cerezos rodean la ciudad, celebrados cada primavera en el Festival Internacional de la Flor de Cerezo. Fue un importante puerto fluvial y centro ferroviario durante el siglo XIX. Cuna de artistas musicales icónicos que marcaron la historia del rock, R&B y soul estadounidense. | |||
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Enter bodyConsejos prácticos Mejor época para visitar: Primavera (marzo-mayo) para la floración de los cerezos y festivales. Transporte: Alquilar coche para explorar la ciudad y alrededores con flexibilidad. Duración recomendada: 2-3 días para recorrer museos, el centro histórico y experiencias culturales. Ropa ligera en verano y capas para primavera/otoño; llevar protección solar y repelente si visitas áreas al aire libre. | |||
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