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Top 6 Free Things to do in Columbia, Tennessee (TN)
Columbia is a city in and the county seat of Maury County, Tennessee, United States. The population was 34,681 at the 2010 census and in 2013 the population was 35,558.
Restaurants in Columbia
1. St. John's Episcopal Church
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 15 reviews
Reviewed By MDFS333 - Nashville, United States
For a true reflection of the early 19th century that is all but undisturbed, WE highly suggest you take in this site...... If not for the highway noise, you would think you are viewing the church from the time period perspective..... There is no admission and parking is limited to the front gate. There is no guided tour and, to find out the real story/history, we suggest you research ahead of time and, you will be pleased you have when you take in the site. The architecture is amazing, the site pensive and pristine, and the cemetery is astounding for its sculpture, the who is who of Tennessee history. The church is open for a Whit Sunday service which is in reality a Polk Family reunion and, some other event in the Fall... We could not see the interior but, from description little has changed since it was built.... We will find out the protocol of the Whit Sunday event and perhaps have a peek after services are over..... WOW, this is History....
2. Chickasaw Trace County Park
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 115 reviews
Reviewed By carriemccall1 - Smyrna, United States
My Husband and Son enjoyed the mountain bike trails while my Mother in Law and I enjoyed sitting by Duck River watching children play on the banks. Great place to hang out!!
3. Bleu 32 Vintage Marketplace
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 12 reviews
Bleu 32 Vintage Marketplace is a 12,000 square foot, 3 story antique mall located just off the square in historic downtown Columbia. A fresh mix of vintage furniture and finds, boutique clothing, art. and handmade goods, all gorgeously displayed to make your shopping experience a magical experience. Don't miss the 3rd floor! 30 more vendors and Mama Mila's, a fantastic Italian cafe.
Reviewed By RStraveler1 - Nashville, United States
Great place to find things from the past, things unique, clothing and anything else you wish you could find. Additionally, on the third floor must try out the food and beverages from The Parlour. We tried the Grilled Cheese & Creamy Tomato Soup on a cold, drizzly day. Soon delicious. Amy prepared the food to perfection. They have coffee as well. Take a break from shopping and eat here. Many great unique stores in downtown Columbia...Baxter’s Merchantile is a great place to find unique items, clothing and more as well. Shop downtown Columbia for a day.
4. Duck River Books
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 37 reviews
Duck River Books is an independent book shop specializing in Used and New books with over 40 categories including Local Authors, Civil War, Romance, Horror, History, Mystery, Suspense, Thrillers, Signed and Collectible books, Business, Finance, Religion, Politics, True Crime, Sci-Fi, Young Adult, Fantasy, Mythology, Folklore, Travel, Sports, Health, Fitness, Crafts, Hobbies and many more. We also have an extensive Children's section that your little ones will love. If there is a book, new, used or out of print that we do not currently have in stock, we can order it for you. We also carry bookends, bookmarks, literary memorabilia, and literary art by local artists. We are open Monday 10am - 4pm, Tuesday through Saturday 10am - 8pm, and closed Sunday. Come visit us and find your next favorite book at Duck River Books.
Reviewed By jessicaM0808
I love this place. They have a great selection, a wonderful atmosphere, and friendly and helpful staff. They're always willing to special order what they don't already have.
5. Columbia Town Square
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 25 reviews
Historic downtown Columbia is the classic town square with the iconic courthouse, built in 1906, surrounded by vibrant shops, restaurants, a brewery, and cool places to hang out with friends. But wait, there’s more…adjacent to this beautiful downtown is the emerging Columbia Arts District and the ancestral home of U.S. President James K. Polk to the southwest and the scenic Duck River to the northeast. All this in the growing city of Columbia, population 39,000 or so. An outing in downtown Columbia promises good eats, great finds, live music and relaxing options, equally noteworthy for both the ladies and the guys. Coffee shops, vintage records, book store, barber shops, spas, boutiques, antiques and vintage finds make it worth the trip. If you’re here on the first weekend of the month, be sure to check out First Fridays for live music on the square, inside and outside the shops. And don't miss the annual tradition we celebrate here called Mule Day, happening every April.
Reviewed By creeksquad - Columbia, United States
First Fridays have been a huge hit! Great oppurtunity to spend some family time or girl time and stroll amongst the shops and pop ups. Love when the weather cooperates so that we can sit out and listen to some of the musicians on the corners.
6. Asgard Brewing Co
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 9 reviews
Reviewed By codyl2018 - Mooresburg, United States
This place has a really mesmerizing selection of craft beer, cider, & wine. It’s a beautiful mix of there own creations & other craft breweries. I really enjoyed the atmosphere, people, & BREWS! Cool property as well. A must see when looking for craft beers in Columbia!!
