A beautiful museum inside and out. The selection of American art ranges from colonial to pop art. If you're an outdoors type, on warm days the trails are wonderful. There's artwork outside as well.
This museum depicts the History of Tennessee dating back to pre-colonization times. Here you’ll one of the largest collections in the nation of uniforms, weapons & battle flags from the Civil War.
Disney may be the happiest place but Dollywood is the nicest... and the food is great too.
Expect the service to last around three hours. Don't leave early, or Rev. Green may call you out to the others left. Worth staying the entire time. Maybe bring a snack.
This museum was built around the former Lorraine Motel where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was assassinated on April 4th 1968. Construction of the museum began in 1987 and opened in 1991.
Check out where numerous legends got their start: Isaac Hayes, Otis Redding, the Staple Singers, Wilson Pickett - just to name a few. Read more.
Gus's secretly spiced fried chicken is truly world famous. --Adam Richman, Man v Food
On of Memphis' premier BBQ joints with Mrs Robinson and her family running the restaurant on a daily basis it's always comforting to get a hug when you come in the door. The cornish hen is amazing an
Congratulations, you've found one of Esquire's Best Bars in America. Creep upstairs and snoop through the old brothel, then head back downstairs to get a Soul Burger and a beer. Read more.
Scandalous! Most of the bars in Printers Alley remain from boot-legging operations during prohibition in the 1930s.
Visit history! Same set-up as wehn folks like Hank Williams would play live and have it sent out over the air on the Midnight Jamboree!
Grammy Award-winner Shelby Lynne says they have every kind of guitar you could possibly ever want- and they are in tip-top condition! Read more.
The longest Aerial Tramway in the US. One of the best ways to see the town of Gatlinburg.
The finest bookstore in America. How could a bookstore in this small town have "The Store", Off Square Books and Square Books Junior. Only Richard Howorth could do that successfully. Wonderful asset.
Tour William Faulkner's home and bring along a good book to read on the porch if you're so inclined.
For a real and authentic experience, stay here. It’s rustic and down to earth shack accommodations are comfortable and worth the stay. Read the “disclaimer” on the website before booking your stay.
Be aware of your retail prices - some things are fabulous deals, but some things are more than retail.
Did you know? Artist James Turrell, creator of SMoCA’s Skyspace installation, is considered a master of light. Instead of using paint to replicate light, he uses light itself to create visual effects. Read more.
Attached to the 404 Hotel and housed in a re-purposed storage container, it has been drawing crowds since opening. Matt Bolus is turning out creative dishes using products like house-made burrata.
