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3 Things You HAVE To Do in Auburn, Alabama
There’s no shortage of things to love about Auburn—but if you’re just visiting (or you need a quick reminder of what makes this town special), here are three essentials that capture the heart and soul of our sweet Southern home.
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1. Sip a Toomer’s Lemonade
Ask anyone what to do first in Auburn, and they’ll probably point you to Toomer’s Drugs. Their signature lemonade isn’t just a drink—it’s a tradition. Sweet, tart, and refreshing, it’s the unofficial taste of Auburn and a must-have whether you’re tailgating or strolling downtown.
2. Stop by J&M Bookstore
No trip to Auburn is complete without swinging by J&M Bookstore for some game day gear and a classic photo op. Whether you’re shopping for orange and blue or just feeling the spirit, it’s a one-stop shop for Auburn pride.
3. Visit Samford Hall
As the iconic centerpiece of Auburn University, Samford Hall is where memories are made. It’s the perfect place to picnic, meet friends before a game, or just take in the view of a campus that feels like home.
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– Amy
Auburn’s charm lives in the little things—and these three spots say it all.
- Amy Barton Cotney
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