Power of the written word
Cherokee Chief John Ross was the principal chief of the Cherokee Nation during a terrible time in our history, the Indian Removal Act and the Trail of Tears. He was unable to prevent the forced...
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Art in the street
I loved stumbling upon the Tulsa Art Alley as we were out exploring. It’s a great reminder that you should take pictures whenever you can and always be on the lookout for the unexpected! Like...
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Big river… tiny park
Leaving Chattanooga was hard. We love the city so much! But, part of “Living Anywhere on Airbnb” is the anywhere part… so I can’t wait to share my next adventure with you! On our way,...
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Accessibly delicious!
I have a special place in my heart for any business that tries to make their place accessible for all; so when we spotted the exterior lift elevator right next to the entry steps of...
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All aboard!
All aboard! Even though it was a rainy and cold day, I had a blast checking out the Tennessee Valley Railroad and Museum. Take a trip back to a slower-paced era when railroad travel was...
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Under the sea…
What did I love most about the Tennessee Aquarium in Chattanooga? So many things, but my favorite had to be the giant, red octopus. I’ve never seen one so large and active in an aquarium...
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Ribs with a view!
Ribs with a view! That’s what you’ll find when you head to Sugar’s Ribs in Chattanooga. Perched on the side of a hill—you can’t miss the sign if you’re driving on the freeway—this place offers...
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A historic overview
I’m sure by now you’ve realized I’m a big history nerd. Something I have loved most about our Live Anywhere with Airbnb adventures so far has been my chance to learn about the local history...
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I LOVE PAPUSAS!
Looking for something a little different? Then check out Conga Latin Food in Chattanooga, right on Main St in Southside. We loved the super authentic Latin cuisine and the friendly service. Seriously, everything we tried...
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Looking down on Chattanooga
I will always remember my first visit to Point Park Battlefield. It’s part of the larger Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park, and is where the “battle above the clouds” took place. It’s one thing...
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