Cutest little downtown and overflowing with charm! We loved the trees, little sidewalks, old buildings, and the little train station and pumping station. We had so much fun taking pictures and reading about the station and log cabbin. Highly recommended and full of history. A must stop!

Easy to find. Easy park. Center of town was decorated very pretty for Christmas. There are shops most were closed. We checked out one and a coffee place Square Beans.

Stop by for a pint at Highlander’s, a burger at The Raven and the Lily, or good southern comfort food at The Silver Caboose. Collierville’a historic town square hosts a variety of events throughout the year that include live music and fun for the whole family.

Very nice town. Not far from downtown Beale street. You could stay in this town and drive ashort way. Clean, the town square has nice shops and restaurants. Very quaint and just plan relaxing. If you are not hungry just sit on benches and people watch.

We had a few things planned for our time in Memphis - unfortunately, construction forced road closures made getting around rather difficult. Added to that Mud Island being closed ruled that out SO, at the recommendation of the Visitors center off we headed to Collierville. Wow was that worth the trip. We parked at the Historic Town square and spent about 45 minutes wandering around reading the information boards and taking lots of photos. As I was walking under the pergola in the square I heard bell chiming out the tune to Winter Wonderland. It plays on the hour it seems. From here we ventured to the Morton Museum in the old Christian Church. This is chock full of the history of the town and region. Plenty of photos, memorabilia, stories etc and the staff are great. They have period outfits that you can take your picture with so even kids will enjoy this museum. I would highly recommend a visit to both the historic square AND the Morton Museum at the Church