A Tennessee Holiday for Kids

5 Places to Visit | Plan for 3-4 days

Like glittering new presents on Christmas morning, Tennessee’s seasonal celebrations excite children both big and small. Toys may lose their excitement after a few weeks, but Tennessee memories are the gift that keeps on giving. Stay at the quirky Talbot Heirs for the most unique bed and breakfast experience in Memphis. Throughout the holiday season, see the Enchanted Forest Festival of Trees in Memphis or celebrate the season like other children around the world at the holiday festival in the Memphis Botanic Garden. Choose from several parades in West Tennessee to fill your holiday with cheer. Travel through Tennessee’s heritage with Santa on the Wartrace Santa Train. As December nears its end, see the Memphis Zoo all lit up at Zoo Lights. With all the festivals in Tennessee, your family has much from which to choose to make your holiday great.

Talbot Heirs

Memphis, TN
B and B/Boutique hotel in heart of downtown Memphis. A great location. 9 suites, each unique, all with f ...more

Enchanted Forest Festival of Trees

Memphis, TN
This annual holiday exhibit features animated holiday characters, decorated trees, Gingerbread Village an ...more

Holiday's Around the World Festival

Memphis, TN
Learn how children all over the world celebrate the holiday season. Experience Christmas, Hanukkah, and K ...more

Zoo Lights

Memphis, TN
Come see the wildest holiday lights in town. Enjoy twinkling lights, Santa Claus, two tiny reindeer, hors ...more

Wartrace Santa Train

Wartrace, TN
Travel over Tennessee’s oldest railroad branch line in a vintage 1940s train. Pick up Santa and bring hi ...more

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