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The Nashville Superspeedway features high-speed races throughout the racing season that keeps thousands in attendance.

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It’s the simple things in life that often mean the most. And it doesn’t get less complicated than spending an afternoon at Coolidge Park in downtown Chattanooga.

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Ruby Falls is a must-see attraction that boasts a peek at natural beauty and a geography lesson all wrapped into one visit. Viewing the massive underground waterfall takes visitors through a cave filled with other geological ...

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Located on the banks of the Tennessee River, the Tennessee Aquarium has drawn, on average, one million visitors each year to experience its journey to the deep unknown of oceans, rivers and streams. But not limited to an unde ...

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The Creative Discovery Museum is a hands-on children’s museum that provides educational programs and exhibits in the arts and sciences. The museum brings about 260,000 guests every year to visit the permanent and temporary ex ...

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Tennessee might be a landlocked state, but that won’t keep you from finding one of the South’s best aquariums right in here in Chattanooga. From sea to shining sea, you won’t believe what can be found in the hills of Tennesse ...

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The mighty Tennessee River is known for its strength, beauty and grace, much like the hills it runs through. So why not see them both – the way they should be seen – on the Southern Belle Riverboat in Chattanooga.

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The U.S. Space & Rocket Center, home to space camp and the Aviation Challenge, features informative exhibitions and real-life simulations.

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The Incline Railway is a passenger railroad that takes Lookout Mountain visitors for a steep ride through the hills of the famous North Georgian natural landmark.

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Rock City Gardens is located just six miles from downtown Chattanooga on Lookout Mountain. Rock City is an enchanting, 4,100-foot walking trail showcasing towering rock formations, caves and lush gardens. Nearly half a millio ...

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The Chattanooga Zoo at Warner Park sits on six acres and showcases animals from all over the world, including Latin America, North America, Africa and Asia. The zoo, considered one of the city’s hidden gems, provides both an ...

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The Lotz House, a historic museum in downtown Franklin, tells the story of the Battle of Franklin, a pivotal battle in the Civil War.

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Explore historic Franklin, Tenn., a town rich with history. Franklin on Foot provides a variety of guided tours that showcase Southern culture -- and an assortment of haunting memories.

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Childhood is a magical time and nothing brings you back to it quite like the old fashioned fun of the Lake Winnepesaukah amusement park. So what are you waiting for? In the words of The Partridge Family, “come on, get happy!”

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The Tennessee Agricultural Museum houses artifacts from the state's pioneering days, including farm tools, a wood-working collection, textiles and large items such as a McCormick reaper and Jumbo steam engine.

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Peaceful and serene are words commonly used to describe the setting at Radnor Lake State Natural Area. Tennessee's first natural area and protected eco-system offers hiking, cycling and wildlife watching in a 1,200-acre pocke ...

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Edward and Percy Warner Parks, known collectively as Warner Parks, are the largest municipally administered parks in Tennessee. Together, the parks stretch 2,684 acres of green forests, dirt trails and ample wildlife for Nash ...

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At the Lane Motor Museum, car lovers can mingle with while looking at some of the world’s most rare and interesting cars — and without a velvet rope standing in the way of an up-close look.

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The Bluebird Café, a popular destination that draws music lovers in droves, features music from potential hitmakers in the industry.

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Things are hopping at the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. Really. In connection with the Year of the Frog in 2008, the zoo opened six new frog exhibits in its Unseen New World habitat, helping to raise awareness of the plight f ...

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Whether it’s toasty outside during the summer months or during the blustery winter days, there’s one place in Nashville in which nature is thriving. Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art is the premier location for ...

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From sports to educational, cultural and social activities, the Gordon Jewish Community Center has something for people of all faiths — or none.

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A historical icon in Nashville history, Fort Negley tells the story of the Union’s capture of Nashville in 1862 with guided tours, photos and more.

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At the Adventure Science Museum in Nashville, you can discover how a human is able to lift a car, or explore the human body by crawling through a beating heart. The fun never stops at the Adventure Science Museum, open seve ...

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Southern cooking meets onstage productions at Chaffin’s Barn Dinner Theatre, a long-time venue in Nashville where hundreds visit each year.

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The Belcourt Theatre reaches out to Nashville’s independent film, music and performance art fans.

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