A three-day weekend itinerary for couples + families right here in Nooga

Mom and daughter wearing masks outside at Tennessee Aquarium

You can’t go wrong with a visit to the Tennessee Aquarium | Photo via Visit Chattanooga

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Whether you’re looking to blow off some steam pre-Thanksgiving or are making plans for your holiday weekend, there’s plenty to do (safely) here in Chattanooga.

To help get you started, here’s a sample itinerary for a jam-packed 3-day weekend in Nooga, with options for families + couples (because why let tourists have all the fun?):

🗓️ Day 1

For families:

For couples:

  • Up for adventure? Check out High Point Climbing and Fitness on Broad Street – one of the nation’s largest climbing facilities.
  • Want to take it easy? Take a romantic cruise on The Southern Belle, a vintage steamboat that offers panoramic views of the riverfront + Lookout Mountain, home to Ruby Falls.
  • Grab a beer and a pretzel at Brewhaus followed by a scoop of handcrafted ice cream from Clumpies Ice Cream Co. in the NorthShore district.

🗓️ Night 1

For families:

For couples:

Here’s your itinerary for the rest of the weekend.

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