Clarksville TN Tennessee
USA

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American Cruise Lines (26 Cruises)

Viking River Cruises (8 Cruises)


Frequently Asked Questions

At the McGregor Park landing on Riverside Drive, along the Cumberland River. A shaded, flat riverside path leads from the park to the historic downtown in a few minutes.
Yes, entirely. The riverside path links the landing to downtown, and downtown itself is easily covered at a leisurely pace around the historic Montgomery County courthouse.
The McGregor Park riverwalk, the historic downtown and its clocktower courthouse, the Customs House Museum, then the Fort Defiance site on the heights for the valley view.
One of Tennessee's largest general museums, housed in an 1898 former post office with eclectic architecture, steep roofs and turrets included. It holds art galleries, regional history and a model railway.
A Civil War site preserving the earthworks of a military position, on a rise above the junction of the Red River and the Cumberland. From the ramparts you can see at a glance why the location was contested.
Yes, Music City is under an hour's drive, and some excursions go there. That said, staying in Clarksville has its charm: downtown cafés regularly book local musicians.
Yes, on Saturday mornings a farmers' market sets up downtown and fills the sidewalks. Regional artisans sell jams, soaps and vegetables picked that morning.
US dollars and English. Cards are accepted everywhere; keep cash for the farmers' market and tipping.
Spring and fall. Tennessee summers are hot and humid, while the riverside path is at its best late in the day in mild weather.
Yes. The Customs House Museum's model railway delights children, the riverwalk is flat and stroller-friendly, and downtown is compact.