2017 Clarksville Travel Planner

Welcome to <strong>Clarksville</strong> The Cumberland River is <strong>Clarksville</strong>’s history and heritage…it’s the community’s heartbeat. The city was founded in 1798 along the banks very near where the Cumberland and Red rivers merge. Surrounding that point today is a fully-developed RiverWalk with parks, restaurants, kayaking and boating opportunities – and even festivals that celebrate our river history and heritage. Along the RiverWalk, learn about hometown heroes like Olympic Gold Medalist Wilma Rudolph and NCAA Basketball Coaching Legend Pat Summitt. A short trek up the hill lands in historic downtown, our cultural center, with a museum, performing arts theatre, art galleries, local restaurants and boutiques. Of course, there’s plenty to see and do in every direction from the city center: scenic parks and outdoor adventure, an award-winning winery, shopping, interpretive history centers, the 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault) headquarters, Austin Peay State University, a speedway and so much more! A little time in <strong>Clarksville</strong> may be all it takes for you to discover this place you’ll want to call home. ­ First Stop Visitor Center 180 Holiday Drive <strong>Clarksville</strong>, Tennessee 800-530-2487 l 931-553-8467 Just off I-24 at Exit 4 Follow us on Hours: Tuesday-Saturday 9:30 a.m. – 5:30 p.m.