Chattanooga: Attractions and more...
Chattanooga is replete with numerous sites of scenic beauty making it a haven for nature lovers as well as photographers. The picturesque natural beauty of River Tennessee and its surrounding area are the primary attractions in Chattanooga. Other important sites of natural beauty are the Appalachian Valley, Walden Ridge and Missionary Ridge. Similarly, the Ruby Falls at the Lookout Mountains, the Rock City and the Incline Railway are must-see when in Chattanooga. To observe the most unique aquatic animals one must visit the Tennessee Aquarium.
The city is an important site in the history of America as it was one of the sites of the American Civil War. For all history lovers, a visit to the Hunter Museum of American Art is a must. This museum houses some of the rare American art and artefacts. Art lovers can plan their visit to Chattanooga while the Riverbend Festival or the 4 Bridges Art Festival is going on.
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