Primeira classificação Atracções em Clarksville

Clarksville is a beautiful historic city in Tennessee. The acreage of Fort Campbell forms part of the city.

This Neo-Gothic building is an architectural marvel replete with beautiful stained-glass windows, chandeliers and decor. Built in 1876, it features on the National Register of Historic Places. It organizes weekly prayer services and community worship. This place is a must visit place for immense peace and inspiration.

Spread over 35,000 square feet (3251.61 square meters), the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center is a museum of fine arts, historical displays and hands-on scientific exhibits suitable for people of all ages. Housed in a building dating back to the 1898, the museum also allows visitors to hop aboard model trains, explore a cave filled with bubbles and discover the science behind it or simply watch their toddlers mingle with other kids at the onsite play area. Irrespective of what you decide to do, a fun time with your family is guaranteed at the Customs House Museum & Cultural Center.

McGregor Park is a quaint, neighborhood park popular among locals. Located on the North Riverside Drive, the park features picnic shelters, walking trails, restrooms and boat ramp.

Winfield Dunn Center commemorates Governor Winfield Dunn, a strong advocate of sports and education. Spanning across more than 130,000 square feet (39624 square meters), this massive center is home to the Dave Aaron Arena in addition to a racing track and baseball fields. Inaugurated in 1975, the prestigious venue has played host to several tournaments and is the home Austin Peay Governors men's and women's basketball team.