Columbia Vacations

The Athenaeum Rectory features rare Moorish-Gothic architecture from a former 19th-century girls' school. Tours reveal the original seven-metal chandelier and gold-flashed glass panels.

This premier Tennessee athletic complex features 10 softball fields, 10 soccer fields, and hosts major tournaments. Catch evening games under full-field lighting or enjoy the playground between matches.

This sprawling 242-acre park hosts the famous Mule Day celebration and boasts one of America's largest miniature train tracks. Explore scenic trails or relax in picnic pavilions.

Step back in time at the only surviving residence of America's 11th president, filled with original furnishings and artifacts. The docent-led tour reveals Polk's legacy amid meticulously maintained 19th-century gardens.

Step inside America's 11th president's only surviving residence, filled with original furnishings and artifacts. The Federal-style brick home offers guided tours through Polk's political legacy and 19th-century life.

After visiting Columbia City Hall, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Columbia.

Woodlawn Park offers tranquil green spaces and walking trails for a peaceful retreat from Columbia's bustle. Bring a picnic to enjoy under shade trees while children explore the playground areas.

After visiting Zion Presbyterian Church and Cemetery, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Columbia. You can enjoy the restaurants while in the area.