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Raccoon Mountain Caverns
Up until the late 1920’s, local farmers would come by the exposed limestone rocks at the base of the portion of Raccoon Mountain known...
The Walnut Street Bridge
Built in 1890, the 2,376 feet (724 m) Walnut Street Bridge was the first to connect Chattanooga, Tennessee's downtown with the North Shore. According to...
WORD CUP 2016
Coolidge Park Antique Carousel
This 1894 Dentzel carousel is a central feature in Coolidge Park. The antique carousel was...
In Town Gallery
Chattanooga is considered one of the most family-friendly places in America to vacation. It is...
WRC Rally Cup
River Gallery
Located steps away from Chattanooga's downtown attractions, River Gallery calls visitors to Bluff View Art...
Tennessee Aquarium
Welcome to the Tennessee Aquarium
Come see for yourself why visitors like you rate the Tennessee...
Moccasin Bend National Park
The Friends of Moccasin Bend are helping the National Park Service build outstanding visitor experiences...
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Romantic Getaway Packages
Chattanooga Romantic Getaway Vacation Packages including everything from Bed and Breakfasts to luxury accommodations. We've found the best deals in Chattanooga for...
Lake Winnepesaukah Amusement Park
For over 85 years, the park has offered fun for all ages at reasonable prices. Lake Winnepesaukah features over 35 rides designed with the...
Coolidge Park Antique Carousel
This 1894 Dentzel carousel is a central feature in Coolidge Park. The antique carousel was restored by local master wood carver Bud Ellis and...
Chattanooga Greenway System
The latest addition to Chattanooga's greenway system is by no means the longest we've completed. But if you ask the neighbors who turned up for the...
Anna Safley Houston Museum of Decorative Arts
The Anna Safley Houston Museum of Decorative Arts is an integral part of the Bluff View art district in downtown Chattanooga. The museum is...
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Hunter Museum of American Art
Perched on an 80-foot bluff on the edge of the Tennessee River, the Hunter Museum of American Art offers stunning views of the river...
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Tennessee Aquarium
Welcome to the Tennessee Aquarium
Come see for yourself why visitors like you rate the Tennessee Aquarium the best aquarium in America for overall guest...
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ChattaBOOga Ghost Walk & Talk of the 1800s
Meet your spirit guide at the corner of 703 Chestnut St and discover the dark history of Chattanooga's haunted past along the way.
Be sure to bring a camera...
10 Facts for the battle of Chattanooga
November 23-25, 1863
After assuming command of the Military Division of the Mississippi, Union General Ulysses S. Grant fought a series of battles to end the siege of Chattanooga. Expand your knowledge of the Battle...
Chattanooga Greenway System
The latest addition to Chattanooga's greenway system is by no means the longest we've completed. But if you ask the neighbors who turned up for the grand opening, they'll tell you this stretch of trail's got something that matters...
Couples getaway
Romantic Getaway Packages
Chattanooga Romantic Getaway Vacation Packages including everything from Bed and Breakfasts to luxury accommodations. We've found the best deals in Chattanooga for a romantic getaway. Be sure to check each website for...
Dinner Theater
To judge history is a fool's game. An analysis of events serves to better explain and make relevant those events, in a way, that creates a better understanding of the time. We combine history,...
Train on Spring Break
Take the train during spring break. It will be fun and open daily.
Our super-friendly Information Specialists at the Chattanooga Visitors Center are standing by, waiting to help answer people's questions about all things Chattanooga....
Battles for Chattanooga Facts
Battles for Chattanooga Facts
The Battles for Chattanooga were important victories for the Union in late 1863. By defeating General Braxton Bragg's Army of Tennessee, the Union forced the Confederates to give up their last...
The Walnut Street Bridge
Built in 1890, the 2,376 feet (724 m) Walnut Street Bridge was the first to connect Chattanooga, Tennessee's downtown with the North Shore. According to a plaque on the bridge, Edwin Thacher was the chief...
A New Day in History.
Inauguration of the new president of the United States. Welcome Donald Trump.
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Chattanooga National Cemetary
Chattanooga National Cemetery, situated one mile southeast of the city’s downtown, was designed to fit within the natural landscape of the Cumberland Plateau. Covering...
