Romantic Things To Do in Louisville, Tennessee

This hike is packed with features to satisfy even the most demanding hiker. On the way to Gregory Bald, world renowned for its wildflowers, pass along a mountain stream surrounded by old growth woo... More on Trails

Very nice hike with the kind of views uncommon in the Smokies. More on Trails

Visitors may be given a tour, which includes the tower where legend has it Confederate sharpshooters were ... More on Moon Handbooks: Tennessee

Bleak House, an Italianate mansion built for Robert Armstrong, was used as the headquarters for Confederate... More on Weather.com

An exact replica of the official memorial in Guam, this monument features ... More on Yahoo! Travel

It is a great reminder of the dedication of our canine comrades! A regal statue that I passed by numerous t... More on Yahoo! Travel

Inscription. What Brought the Armies of the Blue and the Gray to Knoxville? Knoxville was a pro-Confederate town of some 3700 persons when Tennessee seceded from the Union in June of 1861. It was the commercial and light manufacturing ... More on HMDB

The Volunteer Princess is a 100 foot luxury yacht with a capacity of 149 passengers. Both decks are climate... More on Yahoo! Travel

If you should ever find yourself in the area of Knoxville on a nice sunny day with nothing to do, give Volu... More on igougo

Inscription. Site of birthplace, of, J. G. M. Ramsey, A. M. M. D, March 25, 1797, author of, Annals of Tennessee, , Erected 1927 by Bonny Kate Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution. , Mar... More on HMDB

My suggestion to the curators of the Ramsey House: hire a researcher or research team, convey a realistic sense of what life was like for the Ramsey family in the overall context of post-colonial f... More on Yahoo! Travel

The Tuckaleechee Caverns is the oldest tourist attraction in these parts. The caverns were known to Native... More on Moon Handbooks: Tennessee

Tuckaleechee Caverns was developed and opened to the public by Bill Vananda and Harry Myers. The two locals... More on showcaves.com