Augusta sits on the Savannah River in east Georgia, a city known around the world for one week of golf each spring. The Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club brings visitors from everywhere, but the city itself holds more: a riverfront, a canal built in the 1800s, and a Broad Street lined with shops and murals. The Augusta Canal offers towpath walks beside the water, and the Morris Museum of Art collects work from the American South. A statue of James Brown, the singer raised in Augusta, stands on Broad Street as a reminder of the city's musical past.