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Bluff View Art District

423-265-5033

Located just east of Walnut Street pedestrian bridge

Check out the River Gallery or spend some time ambling through the free Sculpture Garden, perched scenically on a bluff overlooking the Tennessee River.

Hunter Museum of American Art

865-267-0968

10 Bluff View

Admission Charged

Tuesday-Saturday, 9:30am-5pm; Sunday, noon-5pm

You can see paintings, sculpture, decorative arts, and contemporary studio glass.

Houston Museum of Decorative Arts

423-267-7176

201 High Street

Admission Charged

Monday –Saturday, 9:30am-4pm; Summer – Sundays, noon-4pm

It houses an impressive glass collection

Coolidge Park

Just across the Walnut Street Bridge

Experience a beautiful hand-carved carousel

Frasier Street

You’ll find some funky (and fun) shops and cafes

Chattanooga Market

423-266-9270

1826 Carter Street

Admission Free

First Sunday after Easter until the last Sunday before Christmas, noon-5pm.

The Chattanooga Market is a weekly open air market in downtown Chattanooga. The market features hand crafted works by local and regional artisans, life entertainment, chef demonstrations, children’s art projects, fart direct tax free produce, and a unique lunch experience in the Market Café.

The Battles For Chattanooga Museum

423-821-2812

1110 East Brow Road

Call for operating hours

Just three blocks from the Incline Railroad’s upper station at the entrance to Point Park (site of the “Battle above the Clouds” in 1863), this museum features a three-dimensional electronic battle map that presents details of major battles in Chattanooga’s Civil War history.

Rock City Gardens

706-820-2531

1400 Pattern Road

Admission Charged

Open daily year-round, call for operating hours

A view of seven states on a clear day. Rock City’s unique sandstone formations are striking, and younger kids will be fascinated by the displays based on classic fairy tales and nursery rhymes.