Cheap Vacation House & Cabin Rentals in Chattanooga, TN

When you have only limited times to spend in Chattanooga, we highly recommend you to visit those famous places:

• Tennessee Aquarium: 432 Vacation Rentals
• Point Park: 492 Vacation Rentals
• Ruby Falls: 119 Vacation Rentals
• Rock City Gardens: 394 Vacation Rentals
• Chattanooga Zoo: 384 Vacation Rentals
• Lookout Mountain Incline Railway: 315 Vacation Rentals
• Coolidge Park: 498 Vacation Rentals
• Tennessee Riverpark: 360 Vacation Rentals
• Downtown Chattanooga: 157 Vacation Rentals
• See Seven States: 349 Vacation Rentals
• Hunter Museum of American Art: 222 Vacation Rentals
• Chattanooga Ghost Tours Inc: 336 Vacation Rentals
• Walnut Street Bridge: 371 Vacation Rentals
• Audubon Acres: 291 Vacation Rentals
• Guild-Hardy Trailhead, Lookout Mountain Trails: 235 Vacation Rentals
• Ross's Landing: 114 Vacation Rentals
• Lookout Mountain Incline Railway: 225 Vacation Rentals
• Stringers Ridge Park: 280 Vacation Rentals
• Brown's Ferry: 313 Vacation Rentals
• Lookout Mountain Battlefield Visitor Center: 384 Vacation Rentals

3 airport(s) close to Chattanooga are:

• Marion County Brown Field: 154 Vacation Rentals
• Lovell Field: 134 Vacation Rentals
• Hardwick Field: 212 Vacation Rentals

Weather: hot and rainy in summer, mild and little rain in winter.

Best travel time: spring and autumn.

Ocoee River Rafting: tourists can choose different difficulty levels according to their own needs. There will also be a place to shower after rafting. Note: after entering the forest, the mobile phone signal will weaken, so it is recommended to cache the map in advance.

Lookout Mountain Incline Railway: The steepest railway in the world, with the steepest place of 80 degrees, is a wonderful place to experience the excitement. Note: the queuing time is long, it is recommended to go early.

Lookout Mountain: Here you can overlook the beauty of seven states and experience the American pastoral style. There is not only a rock city with grotesque stones but also a museum. In particular, the cafes at the top of the mountain are quite popular.

Public House: the architectural style here is the old warehouse of the last century. The signature dishes are shrimp and grits, beets with goat cheese, deviled eggs with bacon. Address: 1110 market st, Chattanooga, TN 37402-2863

City Cafe Diner: there is a wide variety of buffet, featuring Festival cocktails. The highlight is that there is a flower shop in the corner of the restaurant where you can take part in the creative manual experience class. 

GOOD DOG Restaurant: Delicious hot dog and homemade sausage. Address: 34 Frazier Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37405

Riverbend Music Festival: a 4-night outdoor music festival in June.

Nightfall Concert Series: every Friday night from May to September.

The local area is more suitable for a walking experience.

You can take a real steam train, travel on the Tennessee Valley Railroad, and choose to start a 1-hour or 3-hour journey.

Walnut Street Bridge: walk on the bridge, you can see the bluff view and Tennessee River scenery. There will be a gift shop, exhibition hall, and other small parks around, suitable for family play.

Tennessee Aquarium: it's the largest freshwater aquarium in the world. 

Chattanooga African American Museum: a museum recording the African experience in the United States.

Chickamauga & Chattanooga National Military Park: This is the largest and oldest Military Park in the United States, with beautiful views.

Hunter Museum of American Art is the place to enjoy the largest American art collection in the south.

Ruby Falls: a waterfall in an underground cave. The waterfall gushes down from the towering rocks on both sides, changing colors from time to time under the light. The highlight is the older elevators. Note: since the underground temperature is low, it is recommended to wear trousers and a coat.

Rock City Gardens: there are all kinds of plants, stones, and ceramics, as well as fairy tales that people put out. Seven states can be seen from the viewing platform at the edge of the cliff, and waterfalls can be photographed on the side.

Point Park: there are some simple parks and forts, which have the value of historical research.