Historical Sacred Sanctuaries of Chattanooga: First Baptist Church, Old Stone Church Tower, and Mizpah Congregation Discover Chattanooga's history with a journey through its iconic religious landmarks. These buildings are still around today; some are still operational, and some remain as historic…
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The Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge is Currently Closed for Renovation! We miss strolling the iconic bridge over the Tennessee River and anxiously await her re-opening and glow up. In the meantime, here's everything we know about the closure and temporary ways to cross the river when navigating from…
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Chattanooga has amazing offerings for folks of all levels of mobility to explore. For a list of accessible options within the city, click here! For an even more rugged experience, keep reading. From picturesque trails to accessible parks and recreational activities, we want everyone to feel the…
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Get ready to soak in the beauty of spring in Chattanooga, TN! This charming city beckons with vibrant blossoms and Southern charm, offering a delightful springtime experience for the whole family. Dive into captivating outdoor experiences that define the essence of the Scenic City during this season…
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Whether you’re chasing thrills on a 50-foot slide named after a local waterfall or exploring mini playgrounds along the Tennessee Riverwalk, Chattanooga’s playgrounds deliver a dynamic mix of down-to-earth fun and outdoor excitement. These kid-approved spots offer everything from epic slides to…
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“The wind is lashing lustily And the trees are thrashing thrustily And the leaves are rustling gustily So it's rather safe to say That it seems that it may turn out to be... a rather blustery day” - Winnie the Pooh The worst has happened: it’s a shivery, wet, blustery day in Chattanooga…
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Chattanooga is a city full of history and vibrant culture. It is proud to be home to the Bessie Smith Cultural Center, a place that brings the city’s story to life. This iconic museum, named after talented blues singer, Bessie Smith, is a vital hub in Chattanooga for celebrating African American…
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Don’t miss the Coker Museum in downtown Chattanooga for a unique look into automotive history. This museum, created by vintage car enthusiast Corky Coker, houses an impressive collection of restored classic cars and motorcycles. What You’ll See The museum showcases a range of vehicles, from…
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October in Chattanooga is more than just pumpkin patches and candy corn—it's a month full of spine-tingling, hair-raising adventures. From haunted picnics to ghost-filled hotels, eerie festivals, and paranormal investigations, there’s no shortage of spooky fun waiting for you. Whether you’re craving…
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Ever hand-fed a red panda or crawled through an underground cavern? If not, it might be time to change that. Check out these behind-the-scenes tours and unforgettable experiences waiting for you on your next trip to Chattanooga. Chattanooga Zoo WILD Encounters If you’ve always wanted to interact…
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