Murfreesboro: A Trip Back to American Civil War Memory Lane

Originally named as Murfreesborough, Murfreesboro, TN was named after its revolutionary hero, Colonel Hardy Murfree. This booming city is once considered as one of the best places to live in America and also features a very diverse cultural history making it unique and a standout among other states and cities in the country. Head there by air via the Murfreesboro Airport and the Bowling Green-Warren County Airport, you can look forward to several exciting outdoor activities and heritage areas to visit. Murfreesboro hotels and accommodations is quite crowded during March, June and July and with hotel rates quite higher compared to other months. Yearly events, museums, live performances, concerts and various activities makes the town busy all year long.

Best Time to Visit

Based on the number of tourists flocking the city, peak seasons starts from March up to the last week of June as well as from July to October. Summer Solstice is celebrated yearly every June and attracts a number of tourists from nearby towns and cities. November brings in the rain and makes it a least favored month for tourist - with cheaper hotel rates and a smaller crowd to consider in case you intend to Murfreesboro

What to Do & Area Attractions

Murfreesboro is rich in history and displayed at the Stones River National Battlefield, the Oaklands Historic House Museum and the Discovery Center at Murfree Spring where museums and heritage walks area hosted. Ready for some excitement indoors? You might want to try the 60 Minute Escape Game, Murfreesboro Escape Rooms and the Locked: Escape Game Murfreesboro. Best accommodations can be experienced at Doubletree by Hilton Murfreesboro, Hilton Garden Inn Murfreesboro and Hampton Inn & Suites Murfreesboro.