The University of Georgia’s main campus spans 762 acres and features 465 buildings. To its north, the university borders historic downtown Athens, which boasts eclectic boutiques, nationally acclaimed restaurants, entertainment venues and more. In addition to its Athens campus, UGA owns almost 40,000 acres in 31 Georgia counties.
The university’s historic North Campus is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and features some of the oldest buildings on campus and in the city of Athens. Today, centuries-old buildings like the Chapel, Old College and the Main Library are used for classrooms, offices, event spaces and more, all nestled among the imposing oaks of the original campus quadrangle.