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Tennessee Vacation Guide

Tennessee as a state offers wide variety of opportunities depending on where you go and what you want to experience. The state has long had a history of being one of the central focal points for blues, country-western, and bluegrass music, especially in Nashville, but the state is also home to some of the most beautiful scenery available in America, from the Great Smoky Mountains to the Mississippi bottom lands to the lush interior of the state. From the food to the music to the people to the scenery, Tennessee is a Southern state that has to be experienced up close and personal to be truly appreciated.

Most people who come to the state head straight to Nashville, which is expected. The city is the national headquarters for the country-western and blues music scene, as well as being the capital, and a lot of people come here specifically to experience that culture. Additionally, Memphis is considered to be the birthplace of rock 'n roll, and contains nearly as many references to the musical as Nashville. Then there's Knoxville, Chattanooga, Pigeon Forge, and Gatlinburg. Each city has its own unique feel, but the underlying theme is most certainly the country-music, blues, and bluegrass music roots that most of the state’s residents have binding ties to.

But for natural beauty, there's almost no comparison. From the Appalachian National Scenic Trail to the Big Southfork National Recreation Area to the Obed Wild and Scenic River to the World Heritage Biosphere Reserve at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, there is a wild and untethered side to the state that you will never be able to see or experience from the confines of the urban jungle. And while it’s true that the Cades Cove area of the park is somewhat of a traffic jam, you can get off on foot see it all up close. So regardless if you want to experience the nature or the music scene of the state, Tennessee is there, waiting.

Travel and Tourism Guides for Popular Cities in Tennessee

  1. Nashville
  2. Memphis
  3. Knoxville
  4. Gatlinburg
  5. Chattanooga
  6. Pigeon Forge
  7. Murfreesboro
  8. Manchester
  9. Sevierville
  10. Kingsport
  11. Cleveland
  12. Clarksville
  13. Franklin
  14. Jackson
  15. Hendersonville
  16. Johnson City
  17. Lookout Mountain
  18. Crossville
  19. Brentwood
  20. Lynchburg
  21. Lebanon
  22. Cumberland Caverns
  23. Townsend
  24. Cookeville
  25. Oak Ridge
  1. Alcoa
  2. Maryville
  3. Athens
  4. Bristol
  5. Goodlettsville
  6. Monroe
  7. Dickson
  8. Newport
  9. Ocoee
  10. Kodak
  11. Greeneville
  12. Morristown
  13. Germantown
  14. Gray
  15. Sweetwater
  16. Columbia
  17. Millington
  18. Hermitage
  19. Lenoir City
  20. Antioch
  21. Smyrna
  22. Dyersburg
  23. Vonore
  24. Gallatin
  25. Pikeville
  1. Cordova
  2. Clinton
  3. Kingston
  4. Hurricane Mills
  5. Covington
  6. White House
  7. Ooltewah
  8. Paris
  9. Dayton
  10. Hixson
  11. West
  12. Harriman
  13. McMinnville
  14. Dandridge
  15. Kimball
  16. Rock City
  17. Martin
  18. Powell
  19. Collierville
  20. Brownsville
  21. Pulaski
  22. Caryville
  23. Raccoon Valley
  24. Collegedale
  25. Union City
  1. Mount Juliet
  2. Lexington
  3. Tullahoma
  4. Bartlett
  5. Ripley
  6. Monteagle
  7. La Vergne
  8. Loudon
  9. Lakeland
  10. Shelbyville
  11. Monterey
  12. Lewisburg
  13. Savannah
  14. Dyer
  15. Elizabethton
  16. Fayetteville
  17. Selmer
  18. Blountville
  19. Soddy Daisy
  20. Reliance
  21. Erwin
  22. Jellico
  23. Lawrenceburg
  24. Jefferson City
  25. Rogersville