Tennessee Overview

Much of the state of Tennessee experiences a warm climate with generally hot summers and cool winters. With Nashville as the capital, Memphis is the largest city in this state. The great state of Tennessee has a lot of history, which means there is a lot to see and learn during your trip here whether it is with your family or group event.

Visit the Grand Ole Opry in Nashville, see Elvis Presley’s home at Graceland or take the kids for a visit to the Memphis zoo. There is an abundance of amusement parks including: Adventure Gold in Pigeon Forge where you can play miniature golf, Dollywood which happens to be Tennessee’s number one attraction featuring all sorts of fun rides, shows, crafts and lots of laughter. Camp Thunder Fun Center in Gatlinburg is an indoor family fun center featuring go-carts and mini golf. Stop by the Alex Haley Museum in Henning to see memorabilia’s and more. The American Dream Safari in Memphis features all kinds of historical events for your enjoyment. No trip to TN is complete without a visit to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park with a diverse array of plant and animal life, beautiful mountains and Native Indian culture.