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Attractions
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Monteagle Winery: Serving up a glass of simplicity
(Aug 20, 2010)
Monteagle Winery: Serving up a glass of simplicityMonteagle Winery gives visitors an experience of local, simple tastes of the mountain countryside through wine.
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Stones River National Battlefield: Preserved battlefield tells Civil War history
(Aug 2, 2010)
Stones River National Battlefield: Preserved battlefield tells Civil War historyStones River National Battlefield recounts the story of the Battle of Stones River, one of the bloodiest conflicts of the Civil War, with a preserved battlefield, guided tours and more.
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Radnor Lake State Park: Biology and recreation all in one place
(Jul 4, 2010)
Radnor Lake State Park: Biology and recreation all in one placeRadnor Lake State Park provides scenic, biological, geological and recreational opportunities not found in other metropolitan areas of Nashville's size.
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The Carter House: Location of “The Gettysburg of the West”
(Jun 13, 2010)
The Carter House: Location of “The Gettysburg of the West”The Carter House, built in 1830 by Fountain Branch Carter, receives its recognition for being caught in the middle of one of the bloodiest battles of the Civil war on November 30, 1864.
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ZIPstream Aerial Adventure: Zip, climb and swing through the sky!
(Jun 6, 2010)
ZIPstream Aerial Adventure: Zip, climb and swing through the sky!Remember those dreams you had of flying through the sky, climbing high up in a tree and walking a tightrope far above ground? Well, those dreams are coming true at Ruby Falls' newest summer activity course - the ZIPstream Aerial Adventure.
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Cumberland Caverns: Discover the underground world of caves
(Jun 4, 2010)
Cumberland Caverns: Discover the underground world of cavesCumberland Caverns are regarded as one of the most extensive caves known in Tennessee. The caverns offer guests a scenic glimpse in daily walking tours, spelunking trips and more offered year-round.
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Hunter Museum of Art: Learning the American way through art
(May 27, 2010)
Hunter Museum of Art: Learning the American way through artThe Hunter Museum of American Art offers stunning views of the river and an extensive collection of American art.
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Carnton Plantation: An engrossing story of the Battle of Franklin
(May 13, 2010)
Carnton Plantation: An engrossing story of the Battle of FranklinExperience the Battle of Franklin at the Carnton Plantation with a group tour of the large home, garden and expansive property.
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Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum school visitors on Berry College history
(May 13, 2010)
Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum school visitors on Berry College historyWhether or not you're into history or are an architecture buff, Oak Hill and the Martha Berry Museum are jam packed with artifacts and information of a bygone era that is sure to intrigue even the most ambivalent visitor.
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Southern Belle Riverboat: A taste of the Tennessee River
(Apr 17, 2010)
Southern Belle Riverboat: A taste of the Tennessee RiverWith scenic views and delectable lunch and dinner, the Southern Belle Riverboat in Chattanooga brings a memorable experience to the river.
Events
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Franklin Jazz Festival livens up Franklin Square
(Aug 22, 2010)
Franklin Jazz Festival livens up Franklin SquareThe downtown Franklin Square will be alive with the sound of music come Sept. 4 and Sept. 5 for the Franklin Jazz Festival.
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Chattanooga Dragon Boat Festival: An annual rowing success!
(Jul 7, 2010)
Chattanooga Dragon Boat Festival: An annual rowing success!The Fourth Annual Chattanooga Dragon Boat Festival features the adrenaline-pumping action of the world’s eighth fastest-growing sport.
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Uncle Dave Macon Days Festival: Old-time music, big time fun
(Jun 23, 2010)
Uncle Dave Macon Days Festival: Old-time music, big time funUncle Dave Macon Days features old-time music and dance competitions at Cannonsburgh Village in historic Murfreesboro.
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Riverbend Festival: Music, fireworks and fun!
(May 27, 2010)
Riverbend Festival: Music, fireworks and fun!One of the oldest summer festivals in Chattanooga, Riverbend Festival brings an award-winning nine-day musical festival that draws more than 600,000 patrons annually.
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RC-Moon Pie Festival: Two southern traditions, one day of fun
(May 27, 2010)
RC-Moon Pie Festival: Two southern traditions, one day of funThe 16th annual RC-Moon Pie Festival features music, a parade, Moon Pie games, crafts and more at this quirky event.
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Bonnaroo: One of the biggest music festivals in the country
(May 17, 2010)
Bonnaroo: One of the biggest music festivals in the countryAn internationally acclaimed music and arts festival, Bonnaroo brings together some of the best performers in all genres of music, including rock ‘n roll, jazz, hip- hop, electronica and more.
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Tennessee Aquarium: hands-on education that feels like vacation!
(Feb 26, 2010)
Tennessee Aquarium: hands-on education that feels like vacation!Otters and penguins and sharks, oh my! Forget meeting the Wizard of Oz, school children around Chattanooga will get the chance to meet hundreds of sea creatures at the Tennessee Aquarium this spring.
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Ellie’s Run for Africa benefits Africans in need
(May 27, 2009)
Ellie’s Run for Africa benefits Africans in needNow in its fifth year, Ellie’s Run for Africa is a 5K race and family fun day that benefits the ministries and partnerships of Brentwood-based African Leadership, a non-profit organization that funds relief and development projects in African communities.
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Iroquois Steeplechase gallops in another year
(Apr 24, 2009)
Iroquois Steeplechase gallops in another yearThe Iroquois Steeplechase is an anticipated yearly event for Nashville’s horse racing enthusiasts and those just looking to mingle at the race track. The event features not only horse racing but socializing, pre-race events and a rich history.
Restaurants
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Niko’s Southside Grill: You’re invited to a trendy dining experience
(Jun 15, 2010)
Niko’s Southside Grill: You’re invited to a trendy dining experienceNiko’s Southside Grill brings a blend of Southern flavors with the taste of the Mediterranean at this Chattanooga restaurant.
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Boathouse Rotisserie and Raw Bar: Riverside deliciousness
(May 2, 2010)
Boathouse Rotisserie and Raw Bar: Riverside deliciousnessBoathouse Rotisserie and Raw Bar features seafood and American dishes served up with pristine views of the Tennessee River.
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English Rose Tearoom: British tradition, Tennessee charm
(Apr 17, 2010)
English Rose Tearoom: British tradition, Tennessee charmThe English Rose Tearoom in Chattanooga brings timeless traditions of England to Chattanooga with afternoon tea.
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Good Dog Restaurant: Sit. Stay. Eat.
(Apr 1, 2010)
Good Dog Restaurant: Sit. Stay. Eat.Regulars head to Good Dog Restaurant when they want a quality hot dog experience. The restaurant features toppings that make each hot dog an original feast.
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Minami Japanese Restaurant: teriyaki, sushi, noodles and tempura
(Jan 9, 2010)
Minami Japanese Restaurant: teriyaki, sushi, noodles and tempuraAt Minami Japanese Restaurant in Brentwood, the atmosphere is relaxing and serene. You can come to watch sports or you can huddle into a more private booth for a date. Either way, you'll have Japanese food in your belly.
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Camino Real Mexican Restaurant
(Jan 4, 2010)
Camino Real Mexican RestaurantAt this Mexican restaurant near Hickory Hollow, you'll get some bang for your buck. Stop in for great salsa, fajitas, burritos and enchiladas and still have money left over when you leave.
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Loveless Café: charming atmosphere with down-home Southern cooking
(Apr 5, 2009)
Loveless Café: charming atmosphere with down-home Southern cookingThe Loveless Café, popular for biscuits and fried chicken, draws hundreds each week for its Southern-style cooking.
