Tennessee Restaurants Guides
Standing on the eastern side of central America, the state of Tennessee can be divided into three main regions, the Great Smoky Mountains to the east, the main central plateau area, and Middle Tennessee, which is centered around Nashville, the Mississippi bottomlands and Memphis.Many people visit Tennessee for its rich musical heritage, with Nashville being famous throughout the world for its country music. With a thriving tourist industry and thousands of visitors each year, the city of Nashville has plenty to offer in the way of restaurants and dining, with a huge array of cuisine for all tastes and budgets. Many of Nashville's best restaurants can be found in the downtown area, and along Woodland Street on the eastern side of the city. Many lively restaurants and nightspots are also located along both Demonbreun Street and Music Row, with a number of 24-hour diners.
The city of Memphis stands alongside the scenic Mississippi River and is best known for being the homeland of rock 'n' roll legend, Elvis Presley. The renowned Graceland estate has long been one of the city's main draw cards, attracting visitors from all over the world. With a high concentration of restaurants and eateries, many of the best places to dine in Memphis can be found along Beale Street, including a range of barbecue grills and traditional steakhouses.
Other notable towns, cities and places to visit in the state of Tennessee include Brentwood, Chattanooga, Clarksville, Franklin, Gatlinburg, Knoxville, Murfreesboro and Pigeon Forge - home of the world-famous theme park, Dollywood.
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Memphis - World Guide to Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Nashville - World Guide to Nashville, Tennessee, USA