Tennessee

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Tennessee vacation rentals

Whether you want to unwind in picturesque Smoky Mountains or enjoy the vibrant city life of Memphis or Nashville, you will find countless accommodation options in Tennessee. Staying at a privately owned Tennessee vacation rental will guarantee comfort and low rates especially when traveling with a large group or family. Choose between Tennessee mountain rentals, Tennessee condos and enjoy your Tennessee vacations.

Things to do in Tennessee

Scenic mountain views, sparkling lakes, amazing waterfalls and spectacular shopping make Tennessee a true adventure vacation destination. Tennessee is also full of theme parks, historical places, zoos and many other fun things to do for the whole family.

No matter what time of the year you visit Tennessee, there is always something exciting to do. Whether it’s a spring fishing tournament, summer hiking trip, a fall romantic getaway or winter ski adventure, Tennessee has it all for all tastes and ages. From cosmopolitan cities offering on-going entertainment and events to the charming eastern Tennessee where tourists can enjoy every outdoor activity imaginable, your Tennessee vacation will be varied and fun.

Rock City Gardens

Located on top of the Lookout Mountain, just few miles away from Chattanooga, Rock City is a nature’s true marvel featuring massive ancient rock formations, gardens with more than 400 native plant species and breathtaking panoramic views. Take a family tour along the Enchanted Trial and experience the magic of Fairyland Caverns and Mother Goose Village. Numerous Tennessee hotels are available in the area.

Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum

Located on the lush campus of Lincoln Memorial University in Harrogate, Tennessee, the Abraham Lincoln Library and Museum lures all history enthusiasts with the most diverse Lincoln and Civil War collections in the country. Approximately 30,000 books, manuscripts, photographs and paintings that tell the story of President Lincoln are to be found in this amazing museum. Book a Tennessee bed and breakfast and learn about the state’s history.

Mud Island in Memphis

Mud Island River Park is the state’s premier tribute to the beautiful Mississippi River. Its majesty is shown by the detailed, five-block long outdoor replica of the river from Cairo, IL to New Orleans, LA with city plots, miniature bridges and 800,000 gallons of water flowing every minute. Mud Island also includes an amphitheatre with live shows and concerts, numerous gift shops and Mississippi River Museum.

Nashville Toy Museum

Nashville Toy Museum is the perfect place to enjoy for kids of all ages as well as toy-train enthusiasts. Its large collection of antique toys includes long shelves full of toy trains, antique model cars, miniature boats and ships, dolls and teddy bears. Two large model train layouts are definitely a highlight of this museum and keep both children and adults fascinated for hours.

Belle Meade Plantation

Belle Meade Plantation is a 30 acre historic site located only six miles west of the city of Nashville. The Belle Meade mansion that dates back to 1853 is the Plantation’s highlight. Once the home to five generations of the Harding-Jackson family, the Belle Meade is now a beautiful historic treasure that includes an art gallery, gift shops and many seasonal events such as wine tasting and art exhibits. The plantation is opened for visits Monday through Sunday and the last tour starts at 4 pm.

Ruby Falls

Located in the Chattanooga area, inside the heart of historic Lookout Mountain, the Ruby Falls is America’s highest underground waterfall. Take a guided tour through this spectacular 145- foot waterfall and its caves and enjoy scenic views from the top of the Lookout Mountain Tower.

National parks of Pigeon Forge

With its amazing scenery of majestic Smoky Mountains, Pigeon Forge is an excellent getaway for those wishing to relax and wash their worries away. Some of the biggest attractions of Pigeon Forge include the Great Smoky Mountain National Park and Cades Cove. Nine million tourists visit this Tennessee’s national park each year making it the most visited park in America. Its visitors are enchanted by the park’s abundant beauty and peaceful surroundings. Many cozy Tennessee log cabin rentals can be found in the neighborhood.