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Warner Robins is a city of about 80,000 people in Houston County, in middle Georgia, about 15 miles south of Macon. It grew almost entirely around Robins Air Force Base, which opened in 1942 and remains the largest industrial complex in Georgia, and the city was even named for the base's namesake, General Augustine Warner Robins.
The main attraction is the Museum of Aviation, one of the largest aerospace museums in the United States and free to visit. Spread across several hangars and outdoor grounds next to the base, it displays more than 85 historic military aircraft, from World War II fighters to the SR-71 Blackbird spy plane and a B-1 bomber, along with missiles, vehicles and the Georgia Aviation Hall of Fame. Murals around town celebrate the city's Air Force connection.
Warner Robins has a growing set of parks and trails, including Wellston Trail and the city's recreation centers, and Middle Georgia State College has a campus in town. Nearby Perry hosts the Georgia National Fair and Fairgrounds each October, and historic Macon, with its antebellum homes, Ocmulgee Mounds National Historical Park and music history, is about 25 minutes north.
Large Air Force museum beside Robins Air Force Base with more than 85 aircraft, missiles and exhibits in four hangars and an outdoor airpark, including an SR-71 Blackbird and a C-130. Admission and parking are free. Allow at least half a day and wear comfortable shoes.
Hall of fame inside the Museum of Aviation honoring Georgians who shaped flight, from early barnstormers and military pilots to astronauts, with portraits, uniforms and stories. It is quick to see as part of a museum visit. It shares the museum's free admission and hours.
Warner Robins campus of Middle Georgia State University, known for its programs tied to aviation and the nearby air base. It hosts public lectures, events and occasional performances. Visitors can walk the grounds; check the university calendar for public events.
Family entertainment center in Warner Robins with go-karts, mini golf, laser tag, an arcade, bowling and other indoor and outdoor games. It is a popular spot for birthdays and rainy days. Prices are per activity or by pass; weekday afternoons are least crowded.
Regional shopping mall on Watson Boulevard on the edge of Warner Robins, with department stores, chain shops, restaurants and a movie theater nearby. It is the main shopping center in Houston County. Free parking surrounds it; weekday mornings are quietest.
Paved multi-use trail in Warner Robins built for walking, running and cycling, connecting neighborhoods and parks away from busy roads. It is a pleasant way to get some exercise in a mostly car-oriented city. Go in the early morning or evening, as summer days are hot.
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