“Pardon me, Boy…”. Visitors would be forgiven for thinking that the “choo-choo” is the only reason to take a holiday to Chattanooga, but they would be mistaken.

In the southern corner of the state of Tennessee, Chattanooga was originally a native American settlement but later became notorious as being the site of one of the interment staging camps for displaced Indians being resettled in Oklahoma: Their journey west became known as the "Trail of Tears" for the suffering and fatalities along the way.

On your Chattanooga holiday be sure to visit the Aquarium, the Railway Museum and restored station at the Holiday Inn, and to take a trip up the Lookout Mountain funicular railway.