Download the Gibson County Tourism brochure HERE.

Shopping, dining, art and more…there are lots of things to see and do in Humboldt. To start, why not take a walking tour of historic Main Street Humboldt, beginning at one of the most beautiful bed and breakfast locations you’ll find – Magnolia Manor & Chapel. Special options include a chef-prepared five course meal, in-room massages and more. Plus, they’re pet-friendly.

While you’re walking, check out the movie start times at Humboldt Plaza 3 Theater. Built in the early 1940s, this 3-screen theater shows the a latest films including those in 3D.

Right across the street from the Plaza 3, be sure to stop in to The Coffee Shop for a snack, cup of joe or a scoop of Blue Bell ice cream, then continue your journey down our unique Main Street. Visit great boutiques like Main, City Gift Company and Creative Accents.

Step back in time at the “fun for all ages” candy store – The Kandy Bank or pick up something for the little ones in your life at Peppermint Pony.

Love fine jewelry? Brasfield Jewelry has been helping customers with both fine (and fun) jewelry since 1959. Grab a bite to eat at Milano’s Pizza and Pasta or Mi Casita Mexican Restaurant. Pick up the latest shoe styles at family-owned Simmons Shoe Store. Indulge your artistic side at Artisans Trade Co. (including handmade pottery) or the West Tennessee Regional Art Center (WTRAC) – the only permanent fine arts museum between Nashville and Memphis. While you’re at the WTRAC, pop in to see us at the Humboldt Chamber – the city’s visitor’s bureau – to find brochures and pamphlets on more great adventures to have in Humboldt and West Tennessee.

Continue along your “boutique trail” across town at both Savvy Beautique and Coco Marie. After your great afternoon of shopping and dining, don’t miss a trip out to Crown Winery for a tour and tasting of their award-winning wine or their latest handcrafted beer. Finally, you’ll want to Wall Street Grill for dinner – where the menu has something for everyone in the family from pizza to steaks and salads to gyros.

Nearby in Trenton, don’t miss the Trenton Teapot Museum. The permanent exhibition on display in Trenton is recognized as the World’s Largest Collection of Porcelain Veilleuses-Theieres. The teapots on display are dated from 1750 to 1860 and were purchased by Dr. Frederick Freed from all over the world.

In Milan, the West Tennessee Agricultural Museum presents life-size displays that depict the everyday challenges settlers faced opening a new territory. From children attending a one-room schoolhouse to the Sunday social at the old country church to the heat of the blacksmith’s shop, the more than 15,000 authentic artifacts tell the story of 19th century rural life.

Just next door in Alamo (Crockett County) you’ll find the Tennessee Safari Park where you can feed rare and endangered species from around the world in their 5.5 mile drive thru. Then park and enjoy the  20 acre walk thru and petting zoo area.

Then just a little further up the road in Union City (Obion County), you’ll find Discovery Park of America. They offer visitors of all ages a world-class educational experience. With more than 70,000 sq. feet of galleries and interactive exhibits focused on nature, science, technology, history and art to engage children and adults alike, their goal is to make learning fun.  You can also explore their 50-acre heritage park, featuring a Blue Angels plane, the Discovery Garden and a 100-year-old chapel.

Up for more adventures? Give us a call at the Chamber more great places to visit in Humboldt and Gibson County! Or – visit our business directory for lots of wonderful hometown shops and restaurants – https://humboldtchamber.com/members/business-directory/