 AAA SOUTH
Franklin, TN
615-297-7700
AAA offers a variety of ways to satisfy travelers needs, whether it involves getting to your destination, or where to stay when you get there, including: ; , , and to keep you on the right track. AAA also provides and gives auto enthusiasts extra assistance through the and . AAA South is proud to serve AAA Members and residents of Florida, Georgia, Middle & West Tennessee, and Puerto Rico.
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 ALOFT OF NASHVILLE COOL SPRINGS
Franklin, TN
615-435-8700
aloft hotels are shaking up the lodging industry with urban-influenced design, accessible technology, style and a social atmosphere. aloft hotels offer a total sensory experience, with guest rooms featuring loft-like nine-foot ceilings and oversized windows to create a bright, airy environment. The centerpiece of each aloft room is the ultra-comfortable plush platform bed, and large stylish bathrooms. Each aloft room is also a combination high-tech office and entertainment center, featuring wireless internet access and plug & play, a one-stop connectivity solution for multiple electronic gadgetry such as PDAs, cell phones, mp3 players and laptops - all linked to a large flat panel LCD television for optimal sound and viewing.
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Nashville, TN
615-860-6800
Anchor Trailways offers compete ground transportation to groups. Anchor tours is proud to introduce Tour Nashville With Us - the newest division devoted to offering groups the best Nashville and its surrounding areas has to offer!
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 APPALACHIAN GHOSTWALKS: HAUNTED VACATIONS GHOST & HISTORY TOURS
Unicoi, TN
423-743-9255
Our lantern-lit tours bring the region's Cherokee Indian, Frontier, Revolutionary and Civil War History to life for all ages. Each guide is a highly trained and certified ghost hunter presenting a unique blend of science, history, and folklore.
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 ARRINGTON VINEYARDS & WINERY
Arrington, TN
615-395-0102
Arrington Vineyards offers complimentary wine tastings daily and hosts live music every Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Bring your picnic and enjoy breathtaking views on 75 acres in the beautiful hills of Arrington, TN.
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Tullahoma, TN
931-455-1947
Beechcraft Heritage Museum commemorates Walter Beech’s model 17 “Staggerwing” as a milestone of 1930’s aviation. Various Beech aircraft are on display to include Travel Airs, Beech 18s and Bonanza.
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Only, TN
931-729-5515
Bob White Springs specializes in trophy Fly Fishing, Trout Stocking, and also a Trout and Atlantic Salmon Hatchery. Species include: Atlantic Salmon, Steelhead, Cutthroat, Brook Char, Brown, Rainbow, Tiger and Golden Rainbow Trout. All species available year around. Try your hand at fly fishing for trophy Trout and Atlantic Salmon right here in Middle Tennessee! See what it’s like to bring in some of these northern fish without having to travel long distances.
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Bowling Green, KY
270-782-0800
Where else can you go spelunking, witness an American icon in the works, go for a twisted ride in the air and come face-to-face with a guy named Big Red all in one weekend? Nowhere, other than Bowling Green, KY. Legendary cars, wooden roller coasters and underground boat tours drive Bowling Green's ability to entertain and educate visitors, students and residents alike. Less than one hour north of Nashville, TN, off I-65, Bowling Green rolls out a red carpet experience for anyone in search of an opportunity to sample the Southern hospitality of a unique town on the move.
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Franklin, TN
615-794-0903
Carnton was built in 1826 by former Nashville mayor Randal McGavock. Throughout the nineteenth century it was frequently visited by those shaping Tennessee and American history, including American Presidents James K. Polk and Andrew Jackson. At 4 o'clock in the afternoon of November 30, 1864, Carnton was witness to The Battle of Franklin, the bloodiest five hours of combat during the Civil War. Carnton served as the largest field hospital in the area for hundreds of wounded and dying Confederate soldiers who were brought to the site for surgeries and medical care. In 1866, John and Carrie McGavock designated two acres of land adjacent to their family cemetery as a final burial place for nearly 1,500 Confederates. Today, the McGavock Confederate Cemetery is a lasting memorial honoring those fallen soldiers and is the largest privately owned military cemetery in the nation.
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Franklin, TN
615-791-1861
The Carter House, built in 1830 by Fountain Branch Carter, witnessed one of the bloodiest battles during the Civil War on November 30, 1864. This Registered Historic Landmark is now open to the public and serves as a memorial to the Carter Family as well as the countless heroes in the Battle of Franklin. The modest brick home was the Federal Command Post while the family took refuge in the basement. See the evidence of over 1,000 bullet holes remaining on site, including the most battle-damaged building from the Civil War. Tour The Carter House and 8 acres of the preserved battlefield.
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Celina, TN
800-872-8393
Cedar Hill Resort offers luxury houseboat rentals and lake shore cabin rentals along with a marina restaurant and swimming pool on beautiful Dale Hollow Lake.
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Byrdstown, TN
888-406-4704
Dale Hollow Lake is a premiere lake destination located in northeastern middle Tennessee and Southern Kentucky where fishing is king. Nearby is the Big South Fork National River and Recreation area – the trail riding capital of the southeast. The best of both worlds – just a short drive away!
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LaFollette, Tennessee
800-458-8455
Nestled between the Cumberland Mountains and the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Deerfield Resort is situated on a beautiful peninsula of Norris Lake, north of Knoxville, the largest of the TVA lakes with over 800 miles of shoreline and a surface area of 34,000 acres. Deerfield Resort is the only development on the lake with a private airstrip, a championship golf course, swimming pools, a children's playground, tennis courts, restaurants, sand volleyball and much more!
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Nashville, TN
615-889-5363
Percy Priest Lake offers a launch/park ramp and lot for those who are trailering their boats as well as a floating Ships Store, Gas Dock, a Floating Restaurant - "The Cove", Boat Rentals, Wireless Internet, and a friendly staff.
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.gif) EMBASSY SUITES – MURFREESBORO HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER
Murfreesboro, TN
615-890-4464
Embassy Suites – Murfreesboro Hotel and Conference Center features 283 suites and over 43,000 square feet of meeting space. The hotel offers an indoor pool, exercise facility and full service restaurant.
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.gif) EMBASSY SUITES – NASHVILLE SOUTH/COOL SPRINGS HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENTER
Franklin, TN
615-515-5151
The Embassy Suites Nashville South/Cool Springs provides access to all the area has to offer including CoolSprings Galleria, historic downtown Franklin and the great attractions of Nashville. The hotel features spacious two-room suites with a complimentary cooked-to-order breakfast every morning and nightly Manager’s Reception. Guests can relax in the indoor pool, whirlpool and game room, or enjoy a casual meal in the Athletic Club sports bar and grill.
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 FRANKLIN MARRIOTT COOL SPRINGS
Franklin, TN
615-261-6100
The Franklin Marriott Cool Springs Hotel and Conference Center is just 20 minutes south of downtown Nashville and minutes from the Brentwood business community. In addition to luxurious accommodations, this hotel offers complimentary wireless internet access, complimentary parking, indoor swimming pool, fitness center, and Lorraine's restaurant for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Hotel is connected to the Cool Springs Conference Center with 29,000 square feet of flexible meeting space.
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Franklin, TN
615-400-3808
Franklin on Foot was founded in 2003 by Margie Gould Thessin and Rene Alexenko Evans, both of whom began giving walking tours of downtown Franklin to elementary school students as volunteers for the Heritage Foundation of Franklin and Williamson County in the mid-1990s. After several years of being asked to conduct tours for visiting friends and relatives of parents who came along on the field trips as chaperones, the idea for Franklin on Foot was born.
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 FRANKLIN TRANSIT AUTHORITY
Franklin, TN
615-790-0604
The vintage-style Franklin Trolleys provide affordable, convenient and environmentally friendly transportation throughout Franklin and Cool Springs six days a week. New for 2008, the Historic Heritage trolley route takes riders through the charming and historic Franklin area aboard the vintage-styled hybrid trolley.
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Greeneville, TN
800-233-2679
Originally built in 1884 as a railroad hotel, this landmark hotel and member of the National Trust Historic Hotels of America, has been the crown jewel of downtown Greeneville for more than a century and has been carefully renovated and restored to offer the best of today’s creature comforts in a beautiful late-Victorian setting.
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Memphis, TN
901-332-3322
Graceland is a one of a kind journey through Elvis's humble beginnings and rise to superstardom with up close and personal looks at the influence that forever changed our music and our lives. The Graceland experience includes a one-hour, audio-guided mansion tour plus Elvis’s two custom airplanes, the Elvis Presley automobile museum, Sincerely Elvis Museum with jumpsuits on display, and two all-new memorabilia exhibits. Elvis Presley’s Heartbreak Hotel is just across the street offering the perfect headquarters for Elvis enthusiasts!
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 GRAND OLE OPRY & GAYLORD ATTRACTIONS
Nashville, TN
615-871-OPRY
Whether or not it’s your first visit to Music City, you’re certain to enjoy Nashville’s new traditions from the Opry to the historic Ryman auditorium to tastebud entertainment at the Wildhorse Saloon. Enjoy a succulent meal and great view aboard the General Jackson Showboat, get up close and personal with country greats at the incredible Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, or stroll through nine acres of gardens around your room in the Gaylord Opryland Resort and Convention Center.
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Rugby, TN
423-628-5252
Grey Gables Bed n’ Breakfast Inn has ten bedrooms reflecting the grace of the Victorian English and the comfort of country.
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Hendersonville, TN
615-824-0502
Located on Old Hickory Lake in Hendersonville, Rock Castle is a magnificent seven level hand-hewn limestone home built in the 18th century by Daniel Smith, a frontiersman and surveyor who had enormous influence on the history of Tennessee.
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 HUNTSVILLE/MADISON CVB
Huntsville, AL
256-551-2230
The official agency of Huntsville, AL a convention site and visitor destination Take a look at the many sides of Huntsville/Madison County, known for America' space program, antebellum heritage, fine arts, championship collegiate sports, gardens, and high tech technology.
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Jackson, TN
800-498-4748
Discover Jackosn, TN – History, Heritage and so much more! Located between Memphis and Nashville on I-40, discover why Jackson is known for its big city flair with small town charm.
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Wartburg, TN
423-346-5740
Morgan County would like to welcome you to their beautiful county. Their county contains some of the most beautiful scenery in the State of Tennessee. From Frozen Head State Park to the Obed Wild and Scenic River National Park, from Historic Rugby to Lone Mountain State Forest, you will not find a more beautiful place to live or visit.
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Hermitage, TN
615-872-7978
Dealer for MasterCraft – the premiere wakeboard boat. Lines also include Ebbtide and Azure runabouts. Extensive pro shop features HO, Byerly and Jet Pilot.
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Reelfoot Lake, TN
731-253-2007
Reelfoot Lake is a primary fishing and hunting paradise. Reelfoot Tourism Council encourages you to get guide service so you will have a good time fishing or hunting.
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Murfreesboro, TN
615-893-6565
Rutherford County TN includes Murfreesboro, Smyrna and Lavergne. Walk where civil War soldiers fought and died. A short trip from Nashville and a long journey into America’s history.
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615-741-2159
The Tennessee Department of Tourist Development is one of the leaders among state organizations in the United States tourism industry. The department's marketing activities promote Tennessee to vacationers in the United States as well as internationally. The department also operates 13 Welcome Centers along the interstate highway system in Tennessee. Each of the Welcome Centers is equipped with a toll-free telephone system allowing travelers to make hotel, motel, and campground reservations anywhere in Tennessee.
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 TENNESSEE STATE MUSEUM FOUNDATION
Nashville, TN
800-407-4324
In 1937 the General Assembly created a state museum to house World War I mementoes and other collections from the state, the Tennessee Historical Society and other groups. This museum was located in the lower level of the War Memorial Building until it was moved into the new James K. Polk Center in 1981. The Tennessee State Museum currently occupies three floors, covering approximately 120,000 square feet with more than 60,000 square feet devoted to exhibits.
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 TENNESSEE STATE PARKS
888-867-2757
Whether your interest is camping, hotels, cabins or golf, we have something for everyone. Award winning Tennessee State Parks, with 53 locations, is the place for your next outdoor experience.
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Monterey, TN
931-839-1400
This middle Tennessee Bed and Breakfast invites you to relax on top of the fifteen acres of mountain scenery, hiking trails, fall foliage, gardens, and landscaped beauty. Perfect for an anytime get-a-way, a spectacular outdoor wedding, family reunion, garden or dinner parties, corporate events and more.
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Hermitage, TN
615-889-2941
Visit the home of President Andrew Jackson, America’s 7th president, and encounter the era and people that shaped a young nation’s future.
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Cookeville, TN
Representing 14 counties on the Cumberland Plateau, we’ve offer everything from antiques, golf, hiking, live entertainment, shopping, arts and more. Come visit the Upper Cumberland - land of winding waters and musical mountains.
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Franklin, TN
615-794-4386
Celebrate America at the 2008 Williamson County Fair presented by Tractor Supply
Company, August 1st - 9th at the Williamson County Ag Expo Park! This year’s event is “A Red, White and Blue Ribbon Fair” packed with nine days of food and fun for all ages! This year’s fair has it all . . . from Grand Ole’ Country to Elvis, mule pulls to merlots, farm life to 5Ks.
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