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Category: Group Travel Tours.Dive into creativity with the Art Lover’s Paradise package from Sweet Magnolia Tours. Chattanooga offers a variety of artistic inspiration, and on this tour, you will get to experience the best. From guided tours to trips to the art museum your creative juices will start flowing!
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Itinerary (3 days/2 nights)
- Two Nights’ Hotel Accommodations
- Full Breakfast Buffet at the hotel two mornings
- Sweet Magnolia Step-on Tour Guide for all days
- Ignis Glass Studio
Make memories at 2,000 degrees! Here, you have the unique opportunity to blow your own heirloom glass ornament or paperweight. With the help of our professional artists, you may choose colors, assist with working the piece, and actually trap your own breath in glass. - Chattanooga Whiskey Experimental Distillery
This is where the magic happens- where humble ingredients like corn, barley and rye are cooked, fermented, distilled and aged until finally they are ready to be bottled as whiskey and enjoyed. Located in the heart of Downtown Chattanooga, across from the historic Chattanooga Choo Choo, the Tennessee Stillhouse micro-distillery and tasting room is steeped in history and lore of Tennessee’s rich whiskey tradition. - Dinner Cruise on Southern Belle Riverboat
This two-hour cruise includes live music, Pilot House tours and one time through buffet-style dinner featuring roast beef, roast chicken, baby red potatoes, mixed vegetables, salad, yeast roll, dessert, sweet tea and coffee. - Step-On Tour Guide for Chattanooga City Tour
- Enjoy the sights and sounds of Chattanooga, known as America’s Scenic City (while on city tour)
- Songbirds Guitar Museum (while on city tour)
- Coolidge Park
- Explore the NorthShore
- Explore the Bluff View Arts District
- Guided Tour of the Chattanooga Choo Choo (while on city tour)
- Dinner at Puckett’s Grocery
- River City Sessions Dinner Show
Enjoy Chattanooga’s newest entertainment experience! River City Sessions is a new variety dinner show, featuring Bluegrass and Americana music, along with storytelling and comedy in the Appalachian Roots tradition. Your group will enjoy phenomenal entertainment and a delicious meal. - Guided Tour of the Hunter Museum of American Art
The Hunter offers amazing architecture, a stunning permanent collection and exciting temporary exhibitions. The Museum focuses on American art from the Colonial period to the present day. A few of the well-known artists whose work is represented in the Hunter include Thomas Cole, Fitz Henry Lane, Winslow Homer, Robert S. Duncanson, Mary Cassatt, Childe Hassam, Robert Henri, John Marin, Thomas Hart Benton, Helen Frankenthaler, Louise Nevelson, Jack Beal, George Segal, Duane Hanson, Robert Rauschenberg, Sam Gilliam, and Andy Warhol.
Following are per person package rates, including all taxes and fees.
Adult Double Occupancy Starts At $379.00
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In the quest to identify the roots of American music, all roads led to Memphis, as stated by to the Smithsonian Museum. The Music of Elvis and Graceland, BB King and the Blues, the Gospel of Al Green, Isaac Hays, Otis Redding, and the sounds of soul … Memphis, the epicenter of the Blues, Rock ‘n Roll, Gospel and Soul … this is where it all began.
Each one of our “Rhythms of Memphis” tours begin with a music related sightseeing tour, a visit to the Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum and one other music attraction. All tours end on Beale Street, making it convenient to add an optional Sweet Magnolia lunch and/or dinner package at B. B. King’s Blues Club, Alfred’s on Beale, Kings’ Palace, Pig on Beale or the Blues City Café.
The Mountains are Alive: Fall Foliage in Chattanooga
Discover the natural beauty of Chattanooga with The Mountains are Alive tour. Designed for Fall exploration, you’ll take a cruise on a riverboat, explore Lookout Mountain, and participate in Ruby Falls Lantern Tour and many more. It’s a true celebration of Fall foliage.
African American Civil Rights Tour
Our African American Civil Rights Tour will take you to historic sites related to our Black Heritage and present-day places significant in the development of the African American community in Memphis. Please take a moment to review just some of the interesting places that you will see on this tour.
This tour is a narrated riding tour with picture stops. Click below to see African American Civil Rights Tour packages that include stopping to tour inside various attractions described below.
In 1968 an important labor dispute brought Dr. Martin Luther King to Memphis. A strike was raised by the City of Memphis Sanitation Workers that escalated into a full-fledged commitment to human dignity, economic equity, and segregation. On April 4, 1968, Dr. King was assassinated on the balcony of the Lorraine Hotel, now the National Civil Rights Museum. Your Sweet Magnolia tour guide will take you to the spot of the assassination for a presentation.
