Chattanooga Visitor Guide
Everything you need to know about visiting the Scenic City during the World Cup 2026.
Why Chattanooga?
Close to the Action
Only 2 hours from Atlanta's Mercedes-Benz Stadium
Save Big
Affordable hotels and short-term rentals compared to Atlanta
Walkable Downtown
Vibrant downtown with walkable restaurants and bars
Outdoor Adventures
Hiking, rock climbing, kayaking, and more
Family-Friendly
Attractions and activities for all ages
Soccer City
Growing soccer community and passionate fans
Getting Here
Drive from Atlanta
Just under 2 hours via I-75 North. Free parking available at many venues.
Groome — Atlanta Airport (ATL)
Shuttle service between Chattanooga and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).
Groome — Nashville Airport (BNA)
Shuttle service between Chattanooga and Nashville International Airport (BNA).
Fly into Chattanooga
Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport (CHA) has connections through major hubs.
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Things to Do
Lookout Mountain
Iconic views, Rock City, Ruby Falls, and the Incline Railway. A must-see for visitors.
Tennessee Aquarium
World-class freshwater and saltwater exhibits right on the riverfront.
Tennessee Riverwalk
16-mile paved path along the Tennessee River. Perfect for a morning jog or bike ride.
Local Food Scene
From Southern BBQ to craft breweries, Chattanooga has an incredible food culture.
Coolidge Park
Splash pad, carousel, and climbing wall on the North Shore. Great for families.
North Shore District
Walkable neighborhood with shops, restaurants, and the Walnut Street Bridge.
Where to Stay
Chattanooga offers affordable accommodations compared to Atlanta during the tournament.
East Brainerd
Convenient location with shopping and a variety of lodging options.
Explore neighborhood →Hixson
Quiet residential area north of the river with budget-friendly stays.