From Business: Over the course of 50 to 55 minutes, the Missionary Ridge Local takes train-spotters on a 6-mile travel through time along Chattanooga's original rail lines. Once the classic,…

From Business: Welcome to Sculpture Fields at Montague Park! Officially opened in 2016, this 33 acre public park populated with sculptures from all over the world. Located on Chattanooga’s…

From Business: Focusing on American art from the Colonial period to the present day, the Hunter offers amazing architecture, a stunning permanent collection and exciting temporary…

From Business: Named in honor of a World War II Medal of Honor recipient, this seven-acre park features a restored hand-carved carousel, pavilion and interactive play fountain.Named in honor…

From Business: Military museum on army post (1902 1947) displays uniforms. Weapons. Artifacts of 6TH cavalry. WACS and pows. Collection of original items civil WAR to present and the famous…

From Business: Updated in 2016 to a new, digital projection-mapped show, guests visiting Battles for Chattanooga will now be able to visualize Chattanooga’s Civil War history as the battles…

From Business: Go-kart track and 18-hole miniature golf course.Go-kart track and 18-hole miniature golf course.

From Business: This park brings to life the reality of the removal of Cherokee life during the 19th century. Located on the land where the Cherokee council once met, this park provides…

From Business: Built in 1855, the gristmill site is a trailhead for the Cohutta-Chattahoochee Scenic Byway. Prater's Mill is also one of the stops of the Blue and Gray Trail featuring Civil…

"Crown Gardens and Archives is the headquarters of Whitfield-Murray Historical Society. The charming red-brick building was originally the office of the old Crown Cotton Mills…"