Tennessee Travel Guide

Nashville is awesome! Take a walk and explore the culture around the Gaylord Arena. Tons of different music, foods, atmosphere!

For the quintessential American Rock and COuntry feel, I suggest visiting Graceland and Grand Ol' Opry.

the people are very friendly....join in!! talk to the people sitting next to you and remember that they locals are doing their best to make your stay memorable for all the right reasons so if you have a problem or a query...dont be afraid to ask your question. A must see is the Grand Ole Oprey. each day is different and well worth a visit :-)

One word: DollyWood. Loved it!

This is a nice area south of Nashville. Check out the Cool Springs mall and some of the great houses around the area.

I love Gray. I miss it. Right near good old Johnson City as well ask Kingsport, plenty to do and plenty of places to go. Great place to live.

Nashville! Oh the land of country. You can tell who are tourists. If someone is walking around and looks like a cowboy/girl, you know they're not a Nashville native. Big city, not really my thing, but home to some of my family anyways.

The median between Johnson City and Kingsport. Great place to meet friends in between, lots of places to eat, liquor store, gas stations... wouldn't live there though.

Blountville. Home to many, but not very big. Northeast State is in Blountville and I lived there for a little while. If you can avoid it though, I'd stay away for sure.

Kingsport. The one city that it doesn't matter where you go, you can't get lost... all the streets lead to all the other streets in one way or another. I love Kingsport, it's like a smaller version of Johnson City with less people and not so many places to go.