“Standing 60 feet tall, the replica may be much smaller than the original in France” Just outside Land Between the Lakes National Recreation Area, the town of Paris has fully embraced its name with its own version of the Eiffel Tower. Standing 60 feet tall, the replica may be much smaller than the original in…

“Current exhibitions at the Frist Art Museum include Journey through Japan: Myths to Manga” The Frist Art Museum has become one of Tennessee’s leading art destinations since opening in 2001. Housed inside Nashville’s historic former post office building, the museum combines rotating exhibitions with striking Art Deco architecture that makes the building itself part of…

“The waterfall was accidentally created in the early 1900s after the river was redirected for hydroelectric power production” Located where the Caney Fork, Collins, and Rocky Rivers meet, Rock Island State Park is one of Tennessee’s most scenic outdoor destinations. The park is known for its steep gorges, powerful waterfalls, rocky overlooks, and fast-moving water…

“Perhaps inspired by a bit too much Tennessee whiskey,they decided to place live ducks in the hotel’s lobby fountain as a prank” When you think of Memphis, Tennessee, you likely imagine soulful blues, mouthwatering barbecue, and the legacy of Elvis Presley. But in downtown Memphis is another cultural gem, the Peabody Hotel, a historic landmark…

“Visitors have claimed to hear phantom gunfire, distant shouting, and cries for help while standing among the trees and monuments.” Shiloh National Military Park is one of the most significant Civil War sites in the country. Located along the Tennessee River near Shiloh, the park preserves the battlefield where thousands of soldiers fought during the…

“The depot was originally built in 1909 and remained in use until 1968” If you enjoy local history, trains, or small museums with interesting exhibits, the Cookeville Depot Museum is worth adding to your list. Located in downtown Cookeville, the historic train depot gives visitors a look at the area’s railroad history and the role…

“The bucket originally appeared at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair” If you enjoy unusual roadside attractions, the World’s Largest Cedar Bucket is an easy stop to add to your list. Located at Cannonsburgh Village in Murfreesboro, the oversized bucket has been drawing attention for well over a century. Originally built in 1887 as a promotional…