Well worth the time and money! The museum is next to the aquarium and although it appears to be…read moresmall from the outside, it is really impressive on the inside. They do an excellent job telling the story of MOH recipients and the medal's history. The self-paced walking tour starts with a 5-6 minute video and we had a volunteer telling us all about the history as we waited for the video. The exhibits are really well done and bring things to life. We had a fabulous time visiting here. Make sure to stop in if you are in the area.

On our last day midweek in Chattanooga, we visited the Medal of Honor Museum adjacent to the…read moreAquarium. Moving. Chilling. Informative. Well-narrated stories, pictures and videos throughout history, from Revolutionary War to the present. Some extra attention to Tennessee heros. There are tours on weekends. Well laid out. Friendly, knowledgable staff devoted to the mission of the museum. Nominal fee. About 90 mins.

I went on an "Eat Sip Walk" tour when I visited Chattanooga for the first time and it was AWESOME!…read moreJane, the host, was a fantastic tour guide. It was super fun and enjoyable to see the city this way; lots of food and drinks with a set schedule and ability to hit the great local spots all in a few hours. I highly recommend doing this tour for both for tourists & locals. Mine was 3 hours long and we went to these hotspots: La Altena, Feed Co, Debarge Winery, Flying Squirrel, and Conga!

Marilyn was great! We did the tour as part of a team meeting for dinner and came away full of food…read moreand Chattanooga insights. Our only regret was not doing this tour the first day we were in town because we came away wanting to explore the city more. You will not regret taking this tour. Good portions/awesome hospitality!

We moved to Chattanooga about 4 years ago. We had not done the Trolley Tour yet here. We go on a…read moretrolley tour everywhere we travel. And we have done a lot of traveling for leisure and work. Our tour guide Ed was welcoming and had a wonderful personality. He made everyone laugh and enjoy the experience. Learned some interesting things and it was the perfect amount of time. Chattanooga is rich in art and history and I would recommend it to people visiting and moving here.

The trip included the car museum and speed shop. Loads of information. Very friendly folks…read more Only thing for seniors is the slatted wooden seats on the trolley get the best of you.

Up the road from Rock City is Point Park, a section of the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National…read moreMilitary Park. There's some parking nearby, or you can take the Incline Railway up from the base and walk here, the location is amazing! You can get a Passport Stamp here, too, if you're into that sort of thing (‍). Check out the view of the Moccasin Bend and the monument in the center of the park, or head down to the connection trail section for a hike to Sunset Rock or Craven House. The views are gorgeous from the overlooks, and definitely worth the small price of admission, which you can purchase in advance from the National Parks website.

One of the coolest spots near Chattanooga. It has by far one of the most spectacular views I have…read moreever seen. We enjoyed walking around the park for over almost two hours taking it all in, getting photos, and reading about the history. Highly recommend and a must see spot!

What a beautiful experience. I booked the evening 2hour tour. Great views but we definitely…read moreshould have done the 4 hour cruise.

We had a great day on the Tennessee River with Captain Kerron. We learned so much about the area…read moreand scenery we saw. The 6 hour private tour was very relaxing and not spoiled by a spot of rain when we started out. We stayed nice and dry inside the boat's cabin and ventured back out as soon as skies cleared. If we return to Chattanooga, we would like to see the companion trip heading the opposite direction down to the gorge.

Three of our party of four had enjoyed the Duck Boat experience in Chattanooga before. It was just…read moreas much fun the second time around! Captain Rob again was a great tour guide, captain and safety officer. Duck boat tour is now our must do every visit to Chattanooga! If you have any aspiring young boat captains in your group, you definitely want to let them try out their duck boat driving skills.

This was fun. The tour guide was informative. The tour guide could have left his political views…read moreout of it though. There is a time and place for that. This was not the time nor the place. I would do it again though

It was a very informative and fun tour. Angela the guide was awesome!read more

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