Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Cleveland

"What was once a prominent train station has been transformed into a hotel that hasn’t forgotten its roots. The Chattanooga Choo Choo is a popular spot to step back in time and get a full glimpse of a historic train station. The Glenn Miller Gardens are a fun spot for families to play games, relax, and get an up-close look at an old train engine."

"Kids will enjoy the kid-friendly food at Frothy Monkey and awesome Coin-Op arcade. But even without spending a dime, it is a great place to walk around, enjoy the Glenn Miller gardens, play a game a giant Jenga or checkers, and let the kids check out the huge train engine!. In the winter months, this is where Ice on the Landing is located too."

"On a sunny day, you’ll find hundreds of people come out to walk or run the Walnut Street Bridge. Connecting downtown Chattanooga to the North Shore, this bridge can be easily spotted due to its bright blue color. If you’re planning to be in the city in October, make sure not to miss the Wine over Water wine tasting festival!"

"You’d be nutty to go to Chattanooga, Tennessee and not check out the Walnut Street Bridge. The Walnut Street Bridge boasts the record for the world’s longest pedestrian bridge. This has become one of the biggest points of interest in the entire city."

"Just a few miles west of Chattanooga, the Raccoon Mountain Caverns consist of a network of spectacular caverns carved from limestone by the forces of nature. They contain formations and fossils in their natural state in more than five-and-a-half miles of mapped passageways, as well as a number of undeveloped areas used for Wild Cave tours (a fun ghost tour is also available). It's a popular site for campers and offers other activities such as panning for gemstones, go-karts, and hiking."

"Just 15 minutes from downtown, Raccoon Mountain Caverns and Campground is one of Chattanooga’s top outdoor destinations. The park is home to Tennessee’s most famous natural cave system and one of the top 10 caves in the USA. Visiting the caves, you’ll explore over 5.5 miles of subterranean passageways."

"Raccoon Mountain Caverns is a fascinating cave system with more than 5.5 miles of passageways carved from limestone by nature."

"Located on Garden Road, the 317-acre Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center houses many different kinds of plants and animals. There is a Visitor Center that contains an information desk, a library, a canoe training area, and several play areas for children including the “Red Wolf” area and “Snake Tale Alley.”. There are about 14 miles of hiking trails that meander through meadows and mountain slopes, a blue heron boardwalk, a butterfly garden, the Mollie Nelson Garden, and the Arboretum which contains many examples of plants that are native to the Southeastern U.S. The center also offers a variety of educational programs and tours."

"Nature & Wildlife Areas400 Garden Road, Chattanooga, TN 37403MoreLess Info. Visitors to the Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center can enjoy hiking, biking, canoeing, browsing gardens and exploring the nature center. Wildlife like deer, turkey, turtles, beaver, and many species of birds can be seen on its 317 acres."

"Reflection Riding Arboretum & Nature Center is a paradise for nature lovers. The 300-acre park is all about connecting with Mother Earth and all it has to offer. The founders want to preserve nature actively by educating people through its beauty."

"The city boasts a solid and beloved minor league baseball team. Their beautiful 6,000-seat stadium is set right in the middle of downtown, making the field easy to reach from some of Chattanooga’s best hotels. Even if you’re not a big-time baseball fan, you’ll still have a swell time at this stadium."

"Baseball Fields201 Power Alley, Chattanooga, TN MoreLess Info. The primary home ballpark for the Chattanooga Lookouts minor league baseball team is the AT&T Field. The seating capacity of the ballpark is just over 6,300 with the majority of seating located at the first base side."

"For some of the most beautiful views overlooking the Tennessee River, check this place out!. It’s free and dog friendly, but keep them on a tight leash- the drop is steep and high. Some call this Tennessee’s “Horseshoe Bend” and it’s just a quick 5 minute or so walk from the parking area to this lookout spot."

"It’s an 11-minute walk from the Tennessee Aquarium and 4.8 miles from Ruby Falls. All suites have free WiFi, iPod docks and flat-screen TVs, plus living areas with pull-out sofas and desks with ergonomic chairs. They are equipped with minifridges, microwaves and coffeemakers, and some feature balconies and/or river views. There’s a free hot breakfast buffet, a riverfront bar and a patio with a fire pit, as well as a 24-hour convenience store."

"You can buy a ticket package here that includes the railway plus Rock City and Ruby Falls and save a few dollars over purchasing tickets separately. Once you get to the top, your big family can grab some hot dogs for lunch and take the five-minute walk over to the National Park Service run Lookout Mountain Battlefield."

"This place offers hot dogs and is next to Coolidge Park, so you can’t really go wrong!. Good Dog is casual and easy to come to on a weeknight, and it is a great spot to grab a quick dinner and then let the kids run around the park before or after. For the parents, think gourmet hotdogs with interesting toppings — this is not your ballpark frank!"

"The GOOD DOG Restaurant is a casual dining and snacking spot that serves gourmet hot dogs complete with homemade condiments, made-to-order fries & beer."

"Went here around 8pm, service was good and they were quick to remove dirty plates from our table. Habachi grill was excellent. Everything was seasoned ve..."

"China Gourmet is a cornerstone in the Chattanooga community and has been recognized for its outstanding Chinese cuisine, excellent service and friendly staff."