Nashville - Lawrenceburg
middle
Grand Ole Opry
Historic Franklin
Natchez Trace Pkwy
Bell Witch Cave
Davy Crockett Hwy 64

Knoxville - Gatlinburg
east
Knoxville Zoo
Museum of Appalachia
Smoky Mountain Resorts
Jonesboro Storytelling

Chattanooga - Crossville
east & central
Tennessee Aquarium
Whitewater Adventure
Cumberland Playhouse
Historic Rugby
Jack Daniels Distillery Tour
Camping & Excellent Fishing

If the Grand Ole Opry left you hankerin' for food, dancing, or more music, take a stroll downtown Nashville's 2nd Avenue and Riverside Park Area.

Take a trip south down the Historic Natchez Trace Parkway. Stop off in Lawrenceburg to view David Crockett statue and museum. Visit nearby Ethridge for Amish baskets and rocking chairs.

Traveling west, take in Kentucky Lake recreation in the Paris area; head on down to Graceland in Memphis. Wade Mud Island and learn all about the Mississippi River.

Don't miss the amazing Museum of Appalachia if you are anywhere near Knoxville. It's an easy drive from there to world famous Gatlinburg and the Smoky Mountains.

Treat yourself to storytelling in Historic Jonesboro, in the northeast part of the state. Stop off at the Tennessee Aquarium on your way to whitewater adventure, if you're headed towards Chattanooga.

The following links lead to quality accommodations:
Tennessee B&B's, Resorts, Lodging
Campgrounds.
Quality Hotels/Motels (Discounted Prices) (recommended for larger cities)

By clicking on the links to the left, you will be taken to locations where the named sights are found.

The attractions are not limited to these few areas, however. By clicking on surrounding counties on the map, you will discover a wealth of wonderful places to visit.

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