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Great Escape
A look at the most popular U.S. and worldwide
tourist destinations. -- July 23, 2007
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| Chattanooga,
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Chattanooga means rock coming to a point in
the Creek Indian language -- aka, Lookout Mountain, the city's major
attraction. Back on the ground, you'll find fun in abundance, starting at the
world's largest freshwater aquarium, the Tennessee Aquarium. If your interest
is history, there's plenty of Civil War, Native American and 20th century
historic material to pour over.
Chattanooga boasts a myriad of things, including the
world's longest pedestrian bridge, the Walnut Street Bridge and is the
birthplace of miniature golf.
Why not see historic and beautiful Chattanooga for
yourself; you won't be disappointed.
Median income -- $32,006
Median house value -- $83,500
For more information visit www.chattanoogafun.com
or call 1-800-322-3344.
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| The Top 9 Attractions
in Chattanooga |
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| Tennessee Aquarium 423-265-0695
Over 12,000 animals including fish,
reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates, birds, butterflies and more are on
display at the aquarium dedicated to education about freshwater
ecosystems. |
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| Hunter Museum of Art
423-267-0968
Perched on a 20-foot bluff on the edge of
the Tennessee River, the Hunter Museum offers breathtaking views of the
river and surrounding mountains. Inside are works of American art from the
19th and 20th centuries. |
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| Lake Winneapesaukah Amusement
Park 1-877-LAKE-WIN
With 29 rides including thrill rides,
kiddie rides and rides for the whole family, all your favorite midway
games and a miniature golf course, Lake Winnie is family fun. |
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| Rock City Garden 706-820-2531
Located atop Lookout Mountain, just 6 miles
from downtown Chattanooga, Rock City lets you get a panoramic view of 7(!)
states, massive ancient rock formations and gardens with over 400 nature
plant species. |
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| Ruby Falls 423-821-2544
Ruby Falls, a thundering 145-foot
waterfall, located deep inside historic Lookout Mountain, is one of
Chattanooga's favorite attractions. |
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| Tennessee Valley Railroad Museum
423-894-8028
The Tennessee Valley Railroad offers a
variety of rides through the Tennessee countryside. The Chickamauga Turn,
actually takes you to historic Chickamauga, Georgia. |
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| International Towing &
Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum 423-267-3132
Enjoy restored antique wreckers and
equipment, as well as industry-related displays of collectible toys, tools
and unique equipment. |
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| Lookout Mountain 1-800-322-3344
This high, wide plateau is located on top
of a mountain and is surrounded by perpendicular cliffs, home to three
popular attractions: Incline Railway, Rock City and Ruby Falls. |
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| Hamilton Place 423-855-5282
Tennessee's largest mall contains over 200
stores, 17 theaters, 30 eateries and ample seating to relax while browsing
through spacious Hamilton Place. |
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Week: Albuquerque, New Mexico
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