A 19-acre park celebrating Tennessee's 200 years of statehood. Features large map of Tennessee and a monument dedicated to the state's notable figures.

Known as the 'Mother Church of Country Music', it has hosted many legendary artists like Elvis Presley and Johnny Cash.

Full-scale replica of the ancient Greek Parthenon, housing a collection of classical art. Built for Tennessee's centennial celebration in 1897.

The largest earthwork fort built by the U.S. government during the Civil War. Today, it serves as a park and educational site.

Dedicated to the life and career of Johnny Cash. Features memorabilia, interactive exhibits, and a cinema.

A museum dedicated to the history, evolution, and cultural impact of country music. Features exhibits, interactive experiences, and memorabilia.

A historic plantation that served as a major Thoroughbred breeding facility before the Civil War. Today, it serves as a museum and historical site.

A pharmacy that has been operating since 1892. It features a vintage soda fountain and offers lunch items, ice cream, and old-fashioned sodas.

The home of President Andrew Jackson from 1804 until his death in 1845. Today, it serves as a museum and historic site.

A museum dedicated to the history of Tennessee from prehistoric times through the present day.

One of the oldest farmers markets in the country. Offers fresh produce, food vendors, and local crafts.

A historic five-and-dime store where the Nashville Sit-Ins took place in the Civil Rights Movement. Today, it serves as a museum and restaurant.

A science museum offering interactive exhibits, an observatory, and a planetarium.

A performing arts center that hosts Broadway shows, ballet, orchestra performances, and more.

A botanical garden and art museum set in a historic mansion. Features art exhibits, sculpture trails, and seasonal blooms.