Neighborhoods Guide

Exploring and understanding Chattanooga neighborhoods during your Chattanooga travel is easy because you have only 4 major neighborhoods to consider -The Downtown, Lookout Mountain, North Shore and Hamilton Place. Until a few decades ago, Chattanooga was a sleepy town in the South. Chattanooga’s fortunes started changing towards the end of the 20th century and continued on to the 21st century. The focused revitalization efforts have really paid off both on the tourism front and the industrial front.

Downtown Chattanooga lies between the Lookout Mountains and the Riverfront. Downtown and its immediate surroundings house a large number of attractions, making it the sought-after destination for visitors. For this reason, Downtown is also home to a series of hotels, hostels, B&Bs and other accommodations for visitors. A wide range of restaurants, museums, music venues, shopping spaces make up the embellishments for this vibrant space in Chattanooga.

Downtown Chattanooga is also home to the famous Choo Choo railroad which has just turned hundred and growing stronger though not operationally. The Baseball Stadium AT&T field, the Southern Belle Riverboat, the Hunter Museum of American Art, The Tennessee Aquarium, are all proud offerings from Downtown.

Detailed account of Chattanooga neighborhoods

http://travel.yahoo.com/p-travelguide-2670445-chattanooga_introduction-i

Chattanooga neighborhoods reviews

http://www.nileguide.com/destination/chattanooga/overview/neighborhood-guide

The Lookout Mountain which houses the Rock City Gardens, Ruby Falls, the Choo Choo railway which provides a unique train ride on a steep incline of a mile and more in an antique rail car sum up the offerings from Lookout Mountain. The Lookout Mountain is all about Nature and its myriad ways.

North Shore is a stunning example of how focused human effort can revitalize a whole region and resurrect an almost dead demography into a vibrant economic zone. The Walnut Street Bridge connecting North shore to Downtown Chattanooga spanning the Tennessee river was once a vital facility for auto traffic. However, the bridge is now open to foot traffic alone and constitutes the longest pedestrian walkway in America.

Hamilton Place today stands tall on what was failing farm land and a major hub of fine shopping experience in Tennessee. Hamilton Place is also the fastest growing Tennessee suburban neighborhood. Hamilton Place is also the largest shopping mall in South east America. The Mall is home for over 100 stores, restaurants, movie theater and other entertainment facilities for the locals as well as visitors who travel Chattanooga.

Wiki pages on Chattanooga neighborhoods

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chattanooga,_Tennessee#Neighborhoods

Chattanooga neighborhood community profiles

http://profiles.nationalrelocation.com/Tennessee/Chattanooga/