City of Champions

Chattanooga TN is the second largest city in Tennessee's largest county - Davidson County. It has a population that is roughly twenty-two percent Black, eighteen percent White and one-percent Hispanic. The city of Chattanooga is also home to Tennessee National Guard Training Center and Air Force Academy.

Chattanooga TN is a melting pot of culture, tradition, and history. Its trolley-like RiverWalk is lined with beautiful historic buildings from the antebellum period through the late nineteenth century. The river walk is lined with a wide variety of shops and cafes. The National Museum of Natural History is located on the banks of the Tennessee River. The Art Museum, a National Historic Landmark, was built during the turn of the century and houses some of the finest examples of American Art.

The Historic District of downtown Chattanooga houses a number of historic homes, restaurants and shops. There are many historical tours that include walking through the area. The Chattanooga Heritage Center is dedicated to preserving Chattanoogans' heritage and history. The Children's Museum at Water Street features a large collection of popular children's items such as clothing, toys, books and jewelry.

The Museum of Modern Art (MOCA) is the official state museum of Tennessee. The MOCA is housed in an old factory building on First Street. The museum contains a large collection of works by prominent artists such as Roy Lichtenstein, Jasper Johns, and Richard Prince.

The Chattanooga Trail runs through historic neighborhoods in historic neighborhoods of Chattanooga. It is divided into three sections. The first section of the trail goes through downtown and includes many cultural attractions. The Appalachian Trail runs through historic mountain communities of Georgia. This trail is also known for its beautiful scenery and natural beauty.

The River Walk runs along the Chattanooga River. It is also known for being one of the fastest and most scenic walking trails in the country. Along the Chattanoag Trail visitors will find the Chattanoogas River and its historic plantation houses.

The Historic Districts of downtown Chattanooga also include an abundance of historic architecture. The National Women's History Museum is a great place to view the many many women who made contributions to our country. The Tennessee Theater Museum of Modern Art contained art and artifacts from our nation's past. The Museum of Freedom is a historic Civil War battlefield museum.

You can enjoy all of the things that the historic neighborhoods in downtown Chattanooga offer while you are living in this great city of Tennessee. If you love outdoor activities, enjoy biking, hiking, camping and river boating, or fishing in a quaint atmosphere, then you will have a great time living in the downtown area of Chattanooga.

Downtown has some of the best restaurants and shopping centers in the entire United States. It is known for having the most beautiful natural scenery in the world. You can take in the beautiful Chattanoogas River and the surrounding countryside all year round, without being able to see a speck of cloud.

Downtown also offers a great deal in entertainment. You can enjoy live music performances on the River Walk at various times of the day. You can listen to live music performances on the T.V or the radio.

The historic River Walk is a walkway where you can see the Chattanoogas River and it's plantations from the ground up. You can also have lunch or dinner in some of the houses on the Walk. There is a wide variety of food and beverages available. Downtown homes range in price, depending on the neighborhood and the size of the home.

There is so much more to this wonderful city than just a wonderful location. When you are looking for a great place to live in Tennessee, you should check out the great qualities of downtown Chattanooga. There are many other reasons to consider this beautiful and historic city.