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1 Walnut St
Chattanooga, TN 37403
United States -
+1 423 756 8687
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Neighborhood :
North Shore
- Mon to Sun from 12:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Erected in 1890, the Walnut Street Bridge was the first to connect Chattanooga's downtown with the North Shore. Structural modifications have been made to turn the bridge into what is now a pedestrian walkway. The 1/2-mile span is the longest pedestrian bridge in the world and very popular among local residents. Providing spectacular views of Coolidge Park, the Tennessee Aquarium and the Riverfront, the bridge is available for weddings and special events.
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Best walking bridge
It is the best place to walk and a unique feature of Chattanooga. You can see both sides of the river and cross from Coolidge Park to the Bluf...
What a wonderful unplanned addition to our trip.
We were in the downtown area and decided to walk across the bridge and checkout he shops on the other side. Unfortunately my camera battery ha...
Relaxation and enjoyment
I use to work near the Walnut St Bridge and I would walk at lunchtime everyday. Sometimes I would walk again when I got off work. Now I am fart...
Free, Fun, and Great Sightseeing!
This is such a fun place in Chattanooga. It's wonderful for exercise, but there are also great little ecclectic shops and restaurants on the o...
Really nice place to walk
Even though the scenery is great and the views spectacular, I was a slightly uncomfortable with the number of obviously homeless people sitting...
Gorgeous!!
It is an awesome place to get outdoors. You can walk over the bridge to shops on the north shore or go to the Hunter Art Museum on the the sout...
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