Looking for a unique way to explore Franklin with the family? Discover history throughout downtown Franklin with a fun, family-friendly horse scavenger hunt! As you solve a set of clues to find each horse statue, you … Read More

Everyone has a blast at Third Coast Clay! Choose from huge selection of “naked clay” and create your own ceramic masterpiece. No artistic talent needed. Third Coast Clay glazes and fires your piece and it’s ready in … Read More

Timberland Park sits on 72 acres just off the Natchez Trace Parkway at milepost 437.2, less than a mile south of the Tennessee Highway 96 (Double Arch Bridge) entrance to the parkway. Timberland Park features a … Read More

Noble Springs Dairy is a Grade A Goat Dairy and Artisanal Goat Cheese making operation that was licensed in 2009. Our dairy farm is nestled in the rolling hills, just 6 miles from downtown Franklin, TN.The sprawling … Read More

The Natchez Trace Parkway, a 444-mile national scenic byway and National Park, closely follows the course of the ancient trace traveled for centuries by tradesmen and Native Americans from Natchez, Mississippi to Nashville, Tennessee passing through … Read More

Built circa 1929, The historic Factory is a complex of 11 depression-era factory buildings that have been renovated into one of Tennessee’s most unique shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. Restaurants, antique shops, art galleries, one-of-a-kind retail … Read More

The Harpeth Hotel, a Curio by Hilton property, is Franklin’s first boutique luxury hotel and offers sophisticated accommodations in the heart of downtown Franklin. Nestled between Second Avenue and the Harpeth River, guests will be within … Read More

Pot N’ Kettle Cottages are In the Heart of Leiper’s Fork®. Owners Samantha and Eric, local “Leiperforkians,” are on a personal mission to make each and every guest feel welcome in their homes. In their cottages … Read More

Hilton Garden Inn Brentwood sits in CityPark, a lush area of shops, eateries, business offices, and conveniences. Just minutes from downtown Franklin and downtown Nashville, this hotel honors the architecture and elegance of its neighbor, the … Read More

Hampton Inn and Suites is located next to CoolSprings Galleria Mall minutes from Franklin’s historic downtown district. Stroll on the commemorative brick sidewalks and shop the trendy boutiques, antique shops, and cafes. The Franklin hotel is … Read More

The Embassy Suites is a pet-friendly hotel is located in the heart of Cool Springs Corporate Center in Franklin, home of Nissan North America headquarters, Healthways, Community Health Services, MARS Petcare, and numerous corporate offices. Enjoy … Read More

Aloft Nashville Franklin offers guests easy access to bustling businesses, chic shops, and unique historic attractions. With a great location close to local universities, sports arenas, and exciting things to do in Franklin and Williamson County, … Read More

The Hilton Brentwood/Nashville Suites is conveniently located just eight miles south of downtown Nashville and nine miles north of Franklin. Nestled in the rolling hills of Williamson County, the Hilton Brentwood/Nashville Suites is the only full-service, … Read More

Book your stay at the new Tru by Hilton Franklin Cool Springs opening January 2021! Enjoy a new hotel experience that’s vibrant, affordable, and young-at-heart.   Pilgrimage Festival Discount   Ramsey Solutions Discount   … Read More

MADE SOUTH creates events that celebrate the best makers, food, drink, music, and art in the South. They do that because the Southerners they know are kind, gracious, creative and friendly, and they want to tell … Read More

Looking for a unique way to explore Franklin with the family? Discover history throughout downtown Franklin with a fun, family-friendly horse scavenger hunt! As you solve a set of clues to find each horse statue, you … Read More

Explore the Masters & Makers Trail that winds through the scenic beauty of the Williamson County countryside that bore witness to history and has produced the cherished traditions passed through the generations. Along the trail visit … Read More

Kings Dining & Entertainment offers a memorable dining and entertainment experience unlike any other. Not your average bowling alley, Kings Dining & Entertainment takes a restaurant-first approach with amazing scratch dishes from its chef-driven, award-winning kitchen … Read More

The Park at Harlinsdale is a 200-acre park that has been called the most significant historic farm associated with the modern Tennessee Walking Horse industry. The park is still under development, but activities include walking and … Read More

The Natchez Trace Parkway, a 444-mile national scenic byway and National Park, closely follows the course of the ancient trace traveled for centuries by tradesmen and Native Americans from Natchez, Mississippi to Nashville, Tennessee passing through … Read More

Built circa 1929, The historic Factory is a complex of 11 depression-era factory buildings that have been renovated into one of Tennessee’s most unique shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. Restaurants, antique shops, art galleries, one-of-a-kind retail … Read More

On November 30, 1864, Carnton was witness to one of the bloodiest battles of the entire Civil War. Everything the McGavock family ever knew was forever changed. Carnton was built in 1826 by former Nashville Mayor … Read More

Pass the Milk Duds. Share the memories. One step inside The Franklin Theatre and you’ll fall hard for the good old days. Locals refer to the 1937 art deco movie house and live music venue as … Read More

Created by husband and wife team Joseph Bogan and Crystal De Luna-Bogan, a Le Cordon Bleu-trained chef, The Grilled Cheeserie sits in the heart of Franklin’s historic Main Street. They serve up gourmet grilled cheese melts … Read More

A unique dining experience in the heart of Leiper’s Fork from the mind of chef Dylan Morrison, 1892 blends Country French with chef Morrison’s unique twist. An elegant dining experience awaits inside the house – originally … Read More

Owned and operated by husband-and-wife team Karl and Sarah Worley, Biscuit Love serves a variety of breakfast, brunch, and lunch options made entirely from scratch. Since its humble beginnings as an Airstream food truck in Franklin, … Read More

Mojo’s Tacos is an authentic, fresh & affordable taco shop with a Tennessee twist. The menu is all about the tacos; featuring local meats and produce, sauces created daily from scratch, handmade corn and flour tortillas, … Read More

Honest Coffee Roasters is a premium coffee roasting company and coffee shop located at the Factory in Franklin. Known for their incredible beans roasted in-house and inventive coffee drinks, you’ll want to come back to Honest … Read More

Pueblo Real is family-owned and the “go to” place for Franklin locals and visitors alike. The casual atmosphere, large selection of authentic Mexican dishes made from family recipes, homemade desserts and some of the best margaritas … Read More

McCreary’s Irish Pub & Eatery offers a unique family atmosphere with an Irish pub setting on Main Street in historic downtown Franklin. They offer a wide variety of menu items for both the Irish and Irish-American … Read More

Merridee’s Breadbasket has been featured in Southern Living Magazine, on the Food Network’s “Best of Baker’s Show,” and has received the Sizzle Award from Southern Exposure Magazine for being voted Best Bakery in Williamson County. Everything … Read More

Circa Grill presents sophisticated Southern cuisine with a creative twist in quaint historic Downtown Thompson’s Station, Tennessee. Located inside a former general store building rich with history, Circa fronts a 100+ acre land preservation of beautiful … Read More

Martin’s Bar-B-Que Joint honors the tradition of West Tennessee’s legendary whole-hog Bar-B-Que. Featured on the Food Network, Travel Channel, Cooking Channel, and The Today Show, Martin’s offers authentic Southern BBQ. Martin’s is known for being a … Read More

This 190-year-old building was specifically designed for  Hiram Lodge No. 7, established in Franklin in 1809, and now the oldest continually operated Lodge in Tennessee. It is the first three-story building constructed west of the Allegheny … Read More

Winstead Hill Park is located south of Mack Hatcher Pkwy on Columbia Avenue. It is a 61-acre historic battle site with a 3/4 mile walking trail and restrooms. Winstead Hill was the vantage point from which … Read More

History holds a unique and moving story through artifacts, pictures and exhibits at the McLemore House. Built by a former slave, this museum home chronicles the struggles, triumphs and significant contributions of African Americans in WilliamsonCounty.Open … Read More

Fort Granger, built in 1862 by Union troops as a federal post and signaling station, is accessible by short hike from Franklin’s Pinkerton Park. A walking trail leads to an overlook of the south part of … Read More

The best way to experience Main Street’s architecture, the local history, and the interesting stories of the past is a guided walking tour with Franklin on Foot Tours. There are so many different walking tours you … Read More

Built circa 1929, The historic Factory is a complex of 11 depression-era factory buildings that have been renovated into one of Tennessee’s most unique shopping, dining, and entertainment venues. Restaurants, antique shops, art galleries, one-of-a-kind retail … Read More

The Civil War driving tour brochure is available at the Williamson County Visitor Center and describes important sites pertaining to the Battle of Franklin. … Read More

This Battle of Franklin walking tour will take guests to at least seven different locations on the battlefield. Tour guides will focus on many elements of the Battle, explaining why it occurred, the arrival of Federal … Read More

Franklin’s African American Heritage Tour is a brochure-guided driving tour of 20 historically significant sites relating to the experiences and contributions of African Americans to Franklin’s development over the past 200 years. Click here to download … Read More

In 1830, Fountain Branch Carter built a brick farmhouse just south of downtown Franklin for his small family. On November 30, 1864, the Battle of Franklin raged across the fields south of town, scarring the landscape, claiming … Read More