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Chattanooga, TN has a Top Downtown
Those with a smaller companion or two will find their downtown of choice in Chattanooga, TN. The famous Tennessee Aquarium has made quite a name for itself in the maritime world and is certainly worthy of a visit. Kids love splashing in the miniriver that surrounds the building. Back on land, the city's many museums, restaurants and food options, and walking bridge provide plenty of entertainment. Transportation won't be a problem – see the city with a river cruise onboard the Southern... Read More »
Chattanooga's Farm Fresh Farmers Market
Chattanooga, TN, is home to the Chattanooga Market, the region's largest authentic outdoor market. The market, open Sundays from 11 a.m.-4 p.m., hosts producer-only products from local farms and food manufacturers. Vendors come each weekend bearing garden vegetables, fresh fruit, cheeses, fresh-roasted coffee, homemade salsas, jellies, cakes and much more. The market also hosts monthly cooking classes that feature recipes using fresh food from the market and puts on special foodie events like... Read More »
From Walking to Whitewater Rafting, Recreational Options Abound
Chattanooga offers the perfect place to get wild--in its world-class whitewater. The region also includes an abundance of lakes, streams, waterfalls, mountains and cliffs, which are ideal venues for hiking, biking, canoeing, kayaking, rafting, hunting and fishing.
One of the most idyllic spots is Tennessee’s Ocoee River, which offers world-class whitewater rafting and canoeing. The Ocoee rapids are so demanding that the river served as the site of the canoeing and kayaking... Read More »
Chattannooga, TN Retirement City
Retirees who are looking for the warm climate of a coastal town at half the cost choose Chattanooga. The city may be better known for catering to the younger crowd as home of the University of Tennessee – Chattanooga campus, but there's plenty to keep residents of all ages entertained. Three of its neighborhoods have earned places on the National Register of Historic Places – Fort Wood, Ferger Place and St. Elmo – but the real perk isn't in the history; it's in the prices. The... Read More »
Chattanooga, TN Breweries are on the Right Track
Chattanooga, TN has a number of attractions that make it a great place to live or visit. There's a multilevel aquarium, Lookout Mountain, several nearby caves and some pretty cool breweries. If you're a beer lover, here's what you need to know about the Choo-Choo city.
The Terminal Brewhouse has six stable brews that go great with their pizzas, burgers and sandwiches. It's located in a building that dates back to 1909 and served as a hotel for railway passengers. A building next door was used... Read More »
Shopping in Chattanooga, TN
Regardless of what you're searching for on your shopping trip – clothing, accessories, antiques, home furnishings or gifts – Chattanooga has a district to meet your needs.
Hamilton Place
If you're in the market for one-stop-shopping, check out Hamilton Place. The area, serving as Tennessee's largest shopping complex with six department stores and more than 200 specialty stores, is home to Hamilton Place Mall, Gunbarrel Pointe, Hamilton Corner, Hamilton Crossing, The Shoppes at... Read More »
