Your Scenic City
Chattanooga, Tenessee
There’s no place like Chattanooga. The world’s oldest Mountains. A beautiful winding river and its mysterious gorge. Paragliding above this natural wonder. Rock climbing. Mountain biking. Hiking its many trails. Camping out under the stars. The first city to offer 10-gigabit internet to the world. A city with a long-standing entrepreneurial spirit. Homegrown startups. A world-class symphony. Four-and-five-star restaurants. The historic Tivoli Theatre. Home to the stars. Chattanooga is so many things it’s difficult to decide what to do first. And Market City Center puts you in the “Center of It All.”
Market City Center is Within Walking Distance of…
1. Tennessee Aquarium
2. Hunter Museum of American Art
3. Creative Discovery Museum
4. AMC Majestic 12 Theater
5. Lupi’s Pizza Pies, Panera Bread, Taco Mac, Sticky Fingers Ribhouse
6. Chili’s Grill & Bar, Sing It Or Wing it, Taziki’s Mediterranean Cafe
7. First Baptist Church of Chattanooga
8. Downtown YMCA
9. St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
10. Second Presbyterian Church
11. Tivoli Theatre
12. Bantam & Biddy
13. Starbucks
14. Miller Park & Community Pie
15. St. Peter & Paul Catholic Church
16. Jimmy John’s
17. McKenzie Arena
18. The University of Tennessee Chattanooga
19. Cadence Coffee Company
20. Hutton & Smith Brewing Company
Easy Access to the Region and Beyond.
20 minutes to Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, offering non-stop flights to NYC, Chicago, Washington DC, D/FW, Atlanta, Charlottle, Orlando, Tampa, Detroit and coming 2019, Philadelphia
2 hours drive to Atlanta, Birmingham, Huntsville, Nashville, & Knoxville
2 hours from Great Smoky Mountain National Park
3 hours from Gatlinburg
Access to a multitude of hiking, bouldering, kayaking, camping, mountain biking and hang gliding destinations including the Appalachian Trail, Cumberland Trail, the Bluff Trail, Big Frog Wilderness, Prentice Cooper State Forest, Lookout Mtn., Rocktown, HP40, Stone Fort, Ocoee Whitewater Center, Nantahala National Forest, and more
1 hour drive to Cartersville, GA, home to 2 Smithsonian Museum affiliates- The Tellus Science Museum and the Booth Western Art Museum
