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Franklin Information

Just 21 miles south of Nashville, Franklin is a city in Tennessee that is rich in culture and history, with deep American and music roots. There is also a flourishing dining scene in this southern town, and the central part of town has also been placed on the National Register of Historic Places. From vineyards and distilleries to historic houses, parks and farms, Franklin offers a variety of activities and attractions that will appeal to visitors of all ages.

One of the major attractions in Franklin is the Great American Main Street, which is brimming with shopping, music and history. Here, visitors can stroll around 16 blocks of boutiques and gift shops, antique and vintage stores, and art galleries. Another recommended place to visit is Leiper’s Fork Distillery, which is located in a 200-year-old cabin and crafts premium spirits with local ingredients, offering tours and tastings from Tuesday through Saturday at $10 per person. Pay respects to the historic Battle of Franklin by visiting Carnton Plantation, which stands as a memorial and became a field hospital for Confederate soldiers. Every year in November, The Battle of Franklin Trusts hosts the Annual Illumination, where 10,000 luminaries are laid out to represent the casualties from the 1864 battle. Spend the day shopping at CoolSprings Galleria, which has more than 150 specialty stores and is newly remodeled. Franklin is also home to numerous annual events, including the WillPower 5k, which is an annual race in April that follows a scenic course through Downtown Franklin, as well as the Craftmasters Series, which pairs restaurant chefs with a local distillery or brewery to create craft product-inspired menus in support of local organizations.

Head to Nashville, which is less than half an hour away by car, and every year hosts the Nashville Elvis Festival that honors the legacy of the late Elvis Presley. Fall Creek Falls are located in Spencer, TN and offer beautiful waterfalls and the opportunity to hike, picnic or camp overnight. Head to Lookout Mountain, which is right on the border of Tennessee and Georgia, offering beautiful views. Another spot to check out is the “Land Between the Lakes”, which is a shared area between Western Kentucky and Middle Tennessee that has campgrounds and lake access.

There are many nice home and condo rentals in Franklin where you can stay during your trip. Westhaven is the most popular neighborhood with many large family homes, followed by Fieldstone Farms. Temple Hills is a golf community on the northwest side of Franklin, and LaurelBrooke is a family-friendly gated neighborhood. Chardonnay features lots of new construction, and Forrest Crossing has lots of nice condos as well. Dallas Downs is known for its affordably priced, all-brick homes that are its signature style.

Franklin offers multiple affordable transportation options, including a dollar trolley service that runs Monday through Saturday and includes stops at the CoolSprings Galleria, downtown area, and Williamson County Public Library. Taxis and rental cars are also popular options for getting around, and there is Transit ON Demand (TODD) service that offers pre-arranged pickup and drop-off, as well as express commuter bus services that connect to Nashville.