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Visit Memorial Park to see the 70-foot Eiffel Tower replica, which is beautifully lit at night.
Paris, Tennessee, offers a delightful blend of small-town charm and outdoor recreation. As the seat of Henry County, it is perhaps most famous for its 70-foot-tall Eiffel Tower replica, a nod to its French namesake located in the local Memorial Park. The city is a prime destination for nature lovers, situated just a short drive from Kentucky Lake and Paris Landing State Park, where visitors can enjoy premier fishing, boating, and hiking. Each April, the town comes alive for the 'World's Biggest Fish Fry,' a week-long festival that draws visitors from across the country. The historic downtown area provides a classic Southern experience with its traditional courthouse square, local boutiques, and family-owned restaurants.
Paris, Tennessee, offers a delightful blend of small-town charm and outdoor recreation. As the seat of Henry County, it is perhaps most famous for its 70-foot-tall Eiffel Tower replica, a nod to its French namesake located in the local Memorial Park. The city is a prime destination for nature lovers, situated just a short drive from Kentucky Lake and Paris Landing State Park, where visitors can enjoy premier fishing, boating, and hiking. Each April, the town comes alive for the 'World's Biggest Fish Fry,' a week-long festival that draws visitors from across the country. The historic downtown area provides a classic Southern experience with its traditional courthouse square, local boutiques, and family-owned restaurants.
70-foot replica of the Eiffel Tower in Memorial Park.
Gateway to Kentucky Lake and Paris Landing State Park.
Host of the 'World's Biggest Fish Fry' every April.
Charming historic downtown courthouse square.
Home to a 70-foot replica of the Eiffel Tower in Memorial Park.
Gateway to Kentucky Lake, offering extensive water-based recreation.
Host of the 'World's Biggest Fish Fry' every April.
Historic downtown area with a traditional courthouse square.
Visit Memorial Park to see the 70-foot Eiffel Tower replica, which is beautifully lit at night.
Head to nearby Paris Landing State Park for boating and fishing on Kentucky Lake.
A quirky road trip stop and outdoor enthusiasts visiting nearby Kentucky Lake.
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Plan your visit in late April to experience the 'World's Biggest Fish Fry,' a major local festival.
Spend an afternoon walking around the historic court square to find unique antiques and local cafes.
April-June, September-October
Spring is the highlight season, featuring the World's Biggest Fish Fry and blooming dogwoods.
Expect high heat and humidity; it's the best time for boating on Kentucky Lake.
Crisp air and autumn colors make this a great time for exploring the nearby Land Between the Lakes.
Winters are generally mild but quiet, with fewer events and a peaceful small-town atmosphere.