Museum shines with unique micro cars in a bright, open space. Vintage vehicles like monowheel and prototypes show design evolution. Family-friendly with a car-themed play area and picnic spot makes it perfect for all ages.
An incredible array of vintage vehicles includes cars, motorcycles, airplanes, and a monowheel. The collection features unusual models and prototypes from around the world, showing how automotive design has evolved over time.
"This museum has so many unique cars you won't see anywhere else."
"I saw so many unique foreign and classic cars here."
"I saw so many interesting cars I'd never seen before."
Good to know
The museum offers a guided tour of the vault on weekends for an extra $10.
Demonstrations of unique cars occur daily at 11 AM; don't miss it.
Expect to pay an additional fee for guided tours at 11:30 AM and 2 PM.
Large, modern museum features immersive multimedia and interactive play areas that engage families and children. Exhibits offer educational facts and historic content in a well-laid-out space with views of the capitol and skyline. Atmosphere shifts from quiet to lively.
Many interesting exhibits showcase historic content with educational facts about the past. The museum offers informative displays that engage visitors in learning.
Good to know
Admission to the Tennessee State Museum is free.
The museum offers guided tours at 2pm highlighting the main exhibits.
Parking is extremely difficult to find, requiring patience and multiple drives around the area.
Antique building offers spacious design and live music for lively nights. Tours include an informative docent sharing rich history. Whiskey tastings feature top-notch selections with a great gift shop.
Tours feature an informative docent and share an interesting background story. Tastings accompany the tour, making the experience worth the time.
Good to know
The distillery offers a tasting session at the end of every tour.
Happy hour runs from 11am to 5pm on Wednesdays with discounted drinks.
Reservations are recommended for private events in the Oak Room.
Expansive grounds and a historic mansion create a peaceful setting. Storytelling interpreters make history engaging and relevant. Visitors enjoy wagon rides and local wines while exploring beautiful gardens and shaded paths.
Storytelling interpreters keep history relevant and engaging. The house offers a rich historical setting with insights into Jackson's presidency and retirement.
Good to know
Tickets for the house tour should be booked in advance to avoid missing out.
Wine tasting is available on-site for $3 per flight.
Admission costs $20 per person to access the grounds.
Elegant architecture and authentic period furnishings create a nostalgic atmosphere. Serene gardens with live music on the patio offer peaceful spots to relax. Guided tours reveal rich history and detailed family stories throughout the mansion.
Antebellum mansion offers a deep look into historical upper-class life. Guided tours share interesting stories and detailed family history. Every room holds rich history to explore.
Good to know
Parking is limited; consider finding nearby street parking.
Visitors should ring the doorbell for entry to the mansion.
The mansion stays open until 4:30 PM on Sundays for last tours.
Explore historic machinery and original tools in a quiet, nostalgic space. Enjoy whiskey tasting at the distillery and browse unique shops along a long hallway. Antique cars add a museum experience that blends industrial heritage with retail and tasting.
Old car manufacturing machinery and antique cars create a unique museum experience. The building also houses a variety of shops along a long hallway, adding to the exploration.
Good to know
The site is free to visit.
Parking costs $10.
Whiskey tastings are offered at the museum.
Small chocolate shop offers intimate atmosphere and hands-on tours. Visitors enjoy unique caramel flavors and see bean-to-bar process up close. Kid-friendly vibe makes it perfect for families.
Tours include hands-on chocolate making and use of old equipment. Tastings feature unique caramel flavors and various chocolate creations.
Good to know
The factory tour is only available on Saturdays.
The tour costs $8 per person and lasts 45 minutes.
Expect a hands-on experience with tastings included during the tour.
Road winds through scenic landscapes with historic markers at quiet stops. Light traffic keeps pace relaxed for leisurely drives and hiking. No businesses interrupt nature, making it perfect for exploring local history and enjoying calm outdoors.
Many historical markers and roadside stops offer a glimpse into the area's past. The route features several interesting historical sites that highlight local history.
Good to know
Bring your lunch and start with a full tank of gas because there is no cell service.
There are no gas stations, stores, or restaurants directly on the road.
There are three free campsites without services along the parkway.
Small brick studio holds rich music history and original gear. Visitors stand where Elvis Presley recorded over 240 songs, gaining unique historical insight. Tours share detailed stories that make the experience both informative and engaging.
Standing where Elvis Presley recorded over 240 songs offers a unique glimpse into music history. The tour shares interesting facts and detailed stories about his time in the studio, making the experience both informative and engaging.
Good to know
Tickets for the RCA Studio B tour require a Country Music Hall of Fame admission.
Advance reservations are recommended as tours can sell out quickly.
The tour lasts approximately one hour and includes music recorded in Studio B.
Converted factory blends historic vibe with retail charm. Visitors explore vintage automotive exhibits and enjoy tastings at moonshine distilleries. Quiet halls and unique shops create a nostalgic atmosphere perfect for curious minds.
Early 1900s car manufacturing and the history of the Marathon vehicle stand out as interesting highlights. Machinery antiques and exhibits inside the museum add unique insights into the auto factory's past.
Good to know
The Museum at Marathon Village is free to enter.
Parking in the Marathon Village lot costs $15.
There are many artisan shops and distilleries on site.
Historic house offers authentic artifacts and well-preserved architecture amid ancient trees. Tours share diverse perspectives and notable figures. Grounds provide a secluded setting popular for weddings and photography.
Historic events shape the site with a lot of interesting history to explore. Many small details add depth to the experience.
Good to know
You need to allow at least two hours to tour the house and grounds.
TR hosts a variety of community events throughout the year.
Expect informative tours that cover diverse historical perspectives.
Dark aesthetic décor and taxidermy displays create a gloomy, museum-like vibe. Small hidden museum offers unique artifacts that intrigue visitors. Tarot readings add a mystical touch, making it a spot for those drawn to the macabre and occult.
An event in itself, this spot offers a selection of items both new and old that catch the eye. The hidden museum is small but packed with interesting artifacts.
Good to know
The shop features a hidden museum with a $5 entry fee.
Visitors can enjoy a special tour showcasing unique oddities for $5.
Pop-up events and vendors occur regularly at the shop.
Greek Revival architecture crowns a hill with granite blocks and stone columns. Inside, busts and paintings reveal Tennessee's rich history. Quiet halls hold a 19th-century political ambiance that contrasts the busy city below.
Busts and paintings inside tell a detailed story of Tennessee's history. A knowledgeable tour guide shares extensive and interesting facts about the Capitol and notable people.
Good to know
The guided tours run every hour and last about 45 minutes.
Reservations are recommended for groups larger than 10.
The Tennessee State Capitol is free to visit.