Guidebook for Franklin

Julie
Guidebook for Franklin

Food Scene

Delicious pastries for breakfast, wonderful sandwiches, paninis, and salads for lunch.
78 locals recommend
Merridee's Breadbasket
110 4th Ave S
78 locals recommend
Delicious pastries for breakfast, wonderful sandwiches, paninis, and salads for lunch.
Great coffee drinks plus lunches and dinners and a wine tasting on Wednesday nights.
68 locals recommend
Frothy Monkey
125 5th Ave S
68 locals recommend
Great coffee drinks plus lunches and dinners and a wine tasting on Wednesday nights.
Great dining in the evening and lovely bar if you just want drinks.
60 locals recommend
Red Pony
408 Bridge St
60 locals recommend
Great dining in the evening and lovely bar if you just want drinks.
Live music and great Southern meals
103 locals recommend
Puckett's Grocery & Restaurant - Downtown Franklin
120 4th Ave S
103 locals recommend
Live music and great Southern meals

Sightseeing

Few homes in Tennessee have as much reason to be haunted as the Carter House in Franklin. The house was built in 1830 by Fountain Branch Carter, never realizing that it would be in the center of one of the most terrifying battles in the Civil War, a battle in which nearly the entire Army of Tennessee was destroyed.
81 locals recommend
Carter House
1140 Columbia Ave
81 locals recommend
Few homes in Tennessee have as much reason to be haunted as the Carter House in Franklin. The house was built in 1830 by Fountain Branch Carter, never realizing that it would be in the center of one of the most terrifying battles in the Civil War, a battle in which nearly the entire Army of Tennessee was destroyed.
The Lotz House Museum, open to the public and in a historic home that stands on the battlefield of Franklin, features the largest and most comprehensive collection of War Between the States and Old West artifacts in the Mid-South.
35 locals recommend
Lotz House Museum
1111 Columbia Ave
35 locals recommend
The Lotz House Museum, open to the public and in a historic home that stands on the battlefield of Franklin, features the largest and most comprehensive collection of War Between the States and Old West artifacts in the Mid-South.

Parks & Nature

Natchez Trace is 8 miles from my home and is a gorgeous place to take a drive, ride your bike, have a picnic, or take a little hike through the woods. The double arch bridge is a site to see - gorgeous bit of architecture. Standing at the top gives you one of the most picturesque views of the area.
59 locals recommend
Natchez Trace Parkway Bridge
Natchez Trace Parkway
59 locals recommend
Natchez Trace is 8 miles from my home and is a gorgeous place to take a drive, ride your bike, have a picnic, or take a little hike through the woods. The double arch bridge is a site to see - gorgeous bit of architecture. Standing at the top gives you one of the most picturesque views of the area.

Essentials

Buy groceries or visit the pharmacy
Kroger Pharmacy
3054 Columbia Ave
Buy groceries or visit the pharmacy

Getting Around

The Franklin Trolley system can take you all around Franklin and Cool Springs. The closest access is one block away at 11th Ave. and Boyd Mill.
7 locals recommend
Jim Warren Park
705 Boyd Mill Ave
7 locals recommend
The Franklin Trolley system can take you all around Franklin and Cool Springs. The closest access is one block away at 11th Ave. and Boyd Mill.