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From our historic Main Street and Civil War history to incredible Southern hospitality, dining and live music, Franklin offers small-town charm with elevated experiences for groups.
However, the best thing about visiting Franklin is not what you do here, but how you feel here and what you take with you when you leave. Franklin is the place to unplug, slow down, and connect with those around you. Here, you’ll find long conversations over Southern comfort food, history that inspires, and breathtaking countryside views. You might just find something you didn’t know was missing.
America’s Favorite Main Street
Since 1799, Main Street has been the center of life in downtown Franklin. Anchored by the Public Square and surrounded by 16 blocks of historic homes and buildings, Main Street has been recognized worldwide for its diverse mix of architecture, historic landmarks, boutique shopping, art galleries, local restaurants, and more. Don’t miss group tour experiences at the Franklin Theatre or the Moore-Morris History & Culture Center.
Civil War History
The Battles of Franklin and Spring Hill left an indelible mark on Williamson County and its people. Learn about the impact of this pivotal Civil War moment, the lives of the families caught in the crossfire and the impact on America by touring historic homes and battlefields at the historic Carnton, Carter House, Rippa Villa, and Lotz House properties.
Leiper’s Fork
Less than 10 miles from downtown Franklin, the little hamlet known as Leiper’s Fork is a snapshot of rural Middle Tennessee. The collection of shops, restaurants, galleries, and, well, people to be found here is so fun and unique that it has attracted world-class talent. So don’t be surprised if you happen to see someone you know from stage or screen! Don’t miss group tour experiences at Leiper’s Fork Distillery, a local artisan distillery working to bring back the heritage of small-batch whiskey production.
The Factory at Franklin
Built in 1929, this old Dortch Stove Works factory was rescued from demolition and restored by a local visionary. Today, The Factory at Franklin is a unique and highly curated destination for shopping, dining, art galleries and more. Don’t miss group tour experiences at Studio Tenn, Franklin’s professional regional theatre company, producing Broadway-quality shows.
Natchez Trace Parkway
Considered by some to be the oldest highway in America, this 444- mile parkway passes right through Williamson County and provides the ultimate scenic drive all the way to the Mississippi River. Take Highway 96 West for 10 miles and be rewarded with a stunning view of Birdsong Hollow and its double-arch bridge.
With approximately 60 hotels in-destination, Franklin offers a variety of hotels for every budget, group dining options, bus parking, itinerary support and a services team ready to plan your group’s adventure. Check out more information at https://visitfranklin.com/group-travel/ and Contact Brock Hurtle, Senior Sales Manager, for more information.
