This fine collection is housed in a two-part facility—the restored 1904 Hunter mansion and an attached 1975 modern wing. Arrayed above hand-carved fireplace mantels in the mansion are major Hudson River school paintings and examples of American Impre..

Housing more than 12,000 species of fish, reptiles, amphibians, birds and mammals on four levels, the aquarium's major exhibits trace the course of the Tennessee River from its origins in the Smoky Mountains to its merger with the Mississippi River a..

Irving Berlin's 1941 song, "The Chattanooga Choo-Choo," immortalized train travel in the early 20C. Visitors to Chattanooga can relive the experience by riding trains at the Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum.

Set high above the Tennessee River, this is the site of the art museum as well as galleries and cafes. A free red-striped electric shuttle bus geared to tourists makes getting around Chattanooga a breeze.

Anna Safley Houston (1876-1951) spent her later years as an antiques dealer in Chattanooga amassing stunning American glassware, from Tiffany and Steuben to early Amberina. Her collection, which includes rare Mettlach beer steins and 19C English and ..

The restored terminal station of this famous train is now transformed as a hotel with shops, guest rooms and restaurants in retired railroad cars.