Come see why Franklin is a great destination for groups! From historic Main Street and Civil War history to incredible Southern dining and live music, Franklin offers small-town charm with amazing amenities for groups large and small. We offer a variety of new hotels for every budget, group dining options, and easy interstate access.
Visit Franklin is here to help. Our team offers complimentary CVB services to assist you and your group when planning your trip, including a group discount pass, promotional materials(visitor guides, dining guides, and more), group dining and reservation assistance, site visits, complimentary bus parking, itinerary customization and coordination, visitor center and group greeting, and community liaison services.
Franklin has a variety of fantastic local hotels, restaurants, and unique experiences to make your group trip memorable! From amazing Civil War history and local distilleries to historic Main Street and curated boutiques, you’ll find Franklin has something for everyone. Our team is happy to help create the perfect group trip itinerary!
There’s a reason the heart of this storybook town has been designated a Great American Main Street and is listed … Read More
Leiper’s Fork Distillery is honored to bring back a lost art and history to Williamson County – a county that … Read More
The best way to experience Main Street’s architecture, the local history and the interesting stories of the past is a … Read More
In 1830, Fountain Branch Carter built a brick farmhouse just south of downtown Franklin for his small family. On November 30, … Read More
The Natchez Trace Parkway, a 444-mile national scenic byway and National Park, closely follows the course of the ancient trace … Read More
For a truly unique Franklin experience, plan a visit to Mistletoe Farm to meet their friendly alpacas! Owners Leanne and … Read More
Built circa 1929, The historic Factory is a complex of 11 depression-era factory buildings that have been renovated into one … Read More
I’ve spent many years of my life eating and even studying Southern food. Growing up, I didn’t think much about … Read More
I was born and raised in a tiny, rural town in Indiana. Yeah, yeah. You’re probably saying, “so was I, … Read More
As we all do our part and stay home, it doesn’t mean we can’t dream about those remarkable views in … Read More
Brunch is the magical mealtime in between breakfast and lunch. It’s the perfect excuse to sleep in, indulge in dessert, … Read More
There’s no better way to learn about downtown Franklin’s rich history than on a walking tour with Franklin on Foot’s … Read More
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