Explore Columbia, TN

Columbia

Dozens of Civil War-era Antebellum homes still stand in and around the city, as well as historic buildings with significant stories to share. The town is known for its annual Mule Day Festival, a community event since the 1840s, back when the town hosted the world's largest annual mule market. You may recognize the downtown square from Hannah Montana: The Movie.

Eat & Drink

Puckett's is located on one of the four corners right on the square in downtown Columbia!

Restaurants

Puckett's Columbia

A Southern community kitchen with live pickin’ performances, authentic comfort food, barbecue smoked slow ‘n’ low over cherry wood, home-cooked sides, and even a few upscale dishes.

Restaurants

Bistro 822

Experience the Downtown's original live music and burger joint

Hattie Jane's Columbia is located right next to Puckett's on the square in Downtown Columbia!

Desserts & Bakeries

Hattie Jane's Creamery, Columbia Square

Homemade, chef-inspired ice cream that offers both sophisticated and nostalgic flavors.

Things to Do

Iconic Courthouse on Columbia's Town Square

Shopping

Columbia Town Square

Iconic Courthouse on Columbia's Town Square

Tour the home of the 11th U.S. President James K. Polk

History

President James K. Polk Home & Museum

Tour the home of the 11th U.S. President James K. Polk

The Rectory is the last remaining building of the famed, well-respected Columbia Athenaeum.

History

The Historic Athenaeum

The Historic Athenaeum in Columbia, Tennessee is all that remains of two famous girl schools that flourished in the area from the 1830s until the Great Depression.