With a tiny population of just 250 residents, this small town has huge attractions and is secretly one of the best places in Missouri. Located off of two-lane highways and small country roads this secluded town is full of natural beauty that will take your breath away. You’ll have an amazing time touring wineries, shopping for antiques, and dining at some of the best restaurants when you visit Augusta!

Nestled in the nation's first designated viticultural area, Augusta is one of the best little towns in Missouri.
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Augusta is so incredibly beautiful many visitors come just to relax and take in the scenery.
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Augusta was founded in 1836, many of the buildings and homes in town date back to the late 1800's. In the heart of town you'll find great antique and specialty shops in these historic structures.
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Visit the many different wineries in the area and enjoy a glass of Missouri made wine. There are seven wineries in Augusta but there are also options for beer drinkers.
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The Augusta Brewing Company is a small microbrewery where you can also grab a bit to eat. In 2012, they opened John G's Tap Room just across the river in Washington,.
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Book a room in one of the many beautiful bed and breakfasts in the area. You'll find that Augusta is the perfect trip for a romantic weekend away,
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Augusta is also home to Klondike Park which is perfect for camping and hiking. So whether you're looking to rough it or kick up your feet and relax, you can do it all in Augusta.
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Do you love small historic towns? Check out our list of 10 historic towns in Missouri to find more itty-bitty towns full of historical character!

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