Which City in Tennessee Should You Visit?

You should visit Nashville, probably the most fun city in Tennessee. With your lively spirit and love of music, you'll enjoy the honky-tonks and live music just about anywhere you go! With the Grand Ole Opry, The Country Music Hall of Fame, and many more country music hot spots, you'll get our fill of twang. They sure know how to party in Nashville and you'll fit right in.

Chattanooga is your best bet! You'll love the gorgeous scenery of Chattanooga's hillsides and the family-friendly atmosphere. Home to the Tennessee Aquarium and Ruby Falls, you'll want to put these places on your must-do list! Make sure to visit the riverfront too, and maybe take a riverboat cruise to see the sights. Don't forget to visit Lookout Mountain for a great view from the summit!

Head to Pigeon Forge in The Smoky Mountains. You'll love the mountain views and your visit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park to get your fill of nature. Then you can head to Dollywood for some good old-fashioned fun and dancing. If you're into cars, check out the schedule of car and truck shows. With constant shows from April through September, you can visit as many as your heart desires!

You should visit Lynchburg, home of Jack Daniel's Tennessee Whiskey. I know you like to drink, so you'll enjoy touring the nation's oldest registered distillery on a personally guided tour. Then when you're done you can head to the charming town square to experience some small town vibes and learn about Lynchburg's colorful history. Don't forget to buy some pottery to take home!

You should visit Bristol, home of the Bristol Motor Speedway'8th largest sports venue in the world! Make sure to go during race season! You can also enjoy the quaint shops and the beauty of this small town near the Tennessee-Virginia line. Bristol is the birthplace of country music, so also check out the Birthplace of Country Music Museum!

Knoxville will be a great trip for you with tons to do and see. You like variety, and Knoxville has plenty of choices for dining, nightlife, shopping, and museums. Take in the picturesque riverfront scenery and take plenty of pictures of Knoxville's historic buildings. Enjoy the Marble City!