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 Explore the wonders of the universe |
800 Fort Negley Boulevard Nashville, TN 37203-4899 United States +1 615 862 5160 http://www.adventuresci.com |
The thrill of scientific discovery awaits you! Come explore over 150 interactive exhibits and programs for children and adults. View the heavens from the 40-foot Sudekum Planetarium. Climb seven interactive levels to the top of the Adventure Tower, and experience BodyQuest, an exciting tour through the human body. Special programs are offered for high school students on weekend nights. Admission: USD9 (adults), USD7 (ages 3-12, seniors 60+), children under 2 enter free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Create your own ceramic masterpiece |
1807 21st Avenue South Suite A Nashville, TN 37212 United States +1 615 463 8887 http://www.allfired-up.com/ |
Have you ever wanted to craft clay pottery and ceramic pieces, but haven't had the time or courage to take a traditional class? Lose the excuse and head for this innovative Hillboro boutique. Select an unfinished ceramic piece and paint it any way you wish to create a unique work of art. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Where beauty and history meet |
5025 Harding Road Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 356 0501 / +1 800 270 3991 http://www.bellemeadeplantatio... |
Beloved by Nashvillians and tourists alike, this 1853 Greek revival mansion was once the centerpiece of a 5,400-acre, 19th century thoroughbred farm and nursery. Still referred to as the "Queen of Tennessee plantations," the present thirty-acre site includes many of the original outbuildings and an antique carriage collection. Allow one hour to tour the mansion and grounds. Multi-lingual grounds cards are available in Japanese, French, German, and Spanish. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Exciting fitness program |
2811 Azalea Place Nashville, TN 37204 United States +1 615 383 9894 |
Personal trainer to a number of country music stars, Lee Wood has taken his motivational approach to fitness and combined it with the exciting kickboxing style of aerobic training. Classes begin with breathing and stretching techniques and quickly move into full-scale aerobic workout: mixture of step aerobics, boxing and karate. No matter what your current fitness level, Lee Wood has a program specially designed to help get you into shape. Prices start at $10 per class. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Four-in-one center for fitness and fun |
222 25th Avenue North (across from Centennial Park) Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 862 8480 http://www.nashville.org/sport... |
Who says you have to let go while on vacation? Nashville's premiere recreation venue might just motivate you to get into better shape! The Aquatic and Fitness Centers offer an Olympic-size pool, aerobic classes, weight machines, treadmills, Stairmasters, stationary bikes and free weights. Two ice rinks and both indoor and outdoor tennis courts are open year-round. Prices and times vary, so call or visit Web site for details.details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Camping vehicles and gear |
336 Welch Road Nashville, TN 37211 United States +1 615 833 0254 http://chadscampingcenter.com |
Vacations are great, but the price of hotels and resorts can wreak havoc with your budget. Why not take all the comforts of home with you? Park your mobile home away from home at this full service camping center. Or, if you'd prefer, you can rent a fantastic trailer or camper. You will also find all the other camping gear you need—tents, gas stoves and more are available at reasonable prices. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A musical run |
220 Great Circle Road, Suite 134 Country Music Marathon & 1/2 Marathon (Organizers) Nashville, TN 37228 United States +1 800 311 1255 / +1 615 742 1660 (Organizers) http://www.cmmarathon.com/ |
The Country Music Marathon & 1/2 Marathon is a unique event in Nashville's annual calendar and it attracts a huge gathering of runners and music lovers alike. The participants cross through several locations in the city and wherever they go, they have music for company. With several stages lined up through the race course there is no dearth of entertainment as the ambience is filled with the strains of country, rock, jazz, blues and swing music. And it doesn't end here, the day ends with a post marathon party with some great concerts and gigs. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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One-on-one personal fitness |
3841 Green Hills Village Drive Suite 450 Nashville, TN 37215 United States +1 615 292 6600 http://www.thedeltaonline.com |
This is the place to come if you want to get in shape, but do not want to sign contracts or pay unreasonable membership fees. The dedicated staff eager to help you make the most of your workouts. They work with you on a three-step program, which is comprised of Fitness Recovery, Fitness Maintenance and Fitness Consulting. By following these steps, you will see fast results and maintain your ideal weight and fitness level. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Full-featured fitness facility |
520 Commerce Street at Fifth Avenue North Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 271 2616 |
Full-service downtown fitness center will help you maintain your fitness regimen while you're in the city. Take advantage of the basketball and racquetball courts and cardiovascular center for spirited aerobic workouts. Free weights, Nautilus-type machines and circuit training areas add variety. Showers, saunas and steam rooms complete your workout. Membership options are available too. Personal trainers and fitness evaluations can be scheduled at negotiable rates. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tours designed for senior citizens |
1815 Lawnview Point Nashville, TN 37122-4519 United States +1 615 773 2464 / +1 800 899 1616 (Toll Free) http://www.firstchoicetours.net |
First Choice Tours specializes in group & individual travel. It plans trips all over the United States & many places worldwide. It also offers customized packages for every type of person, on any kind of budget. Thriving on repeat business and referrals, the company prides itself on customer service. Plan a trip with them and you're sure not to regret it. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Travel to a simpler time |
2808 Opryland Drive Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 458 3900 http://www.generaljackson.com |
This 100-yard paddle-wheeler cruises the Cumberland River each day. Once aboard, the atmosphere and hospitality will usher you back to the 19th century. Daytime cruise includes a lunch buffet and service by a singing staff. The three-hour dinner cruise includes a three-course meal and entertainment provided by a swing band and dancing in the ballroom. Daytime cruise: $34 per person; evening cruise: $62. Note: price does not include appetizers or wine. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home of the Tennessee governor |
882 S Curtiswood Ln Nashville, TN 37204 United States +1 615 741 2784 |
The leader of the "Volunteer State" spends his days away from the legislature in this beautiful two-story brick mansion, set on ten acres of immaculately landscaped grounds. Country music fans will be interested to know that it is next door to the house of the late Minnie Pearl. Tours of the main floor are given three days a week and feature pictures and memorabilia of past Governors and other persons of influence in the history of Nashville. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Tours designed for country music fans |
2810 Opryland Drive (at Briley Parkway Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 889 9490 http://www.opry.com/ |
Nashville has a lot to offer music fans. Take the time to see it all here with the biggest tour in town. Your trip begins with a backstage tour of the Grand Ole Opry, home of country music's most famous radio broadcast. Next, climb aboard a luxury motor coach and visit the sites where country music history was made. You'll see Ryman Auditorium, the original home of the Grand Ole Opry, as well as the recording studios and record companies of Music Row. Tour prices range from $10-40, depending on the size of your group and the tour package you choose. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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See the most of Music City |
2416 Music Valley Drive, Suite 102 Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 883 5555 / +1 800 251 1864 http://www.graylinenashville.com/ |
Choose from 14 spectacular Music City tours! Country music fans will have a hard time deciding between the Grand Ole Opry Shuffle, Music Valley Live and Home of the Stars. Interested in more than country music? Try the Best of Nashville, Jack Daniels Country or Historical tour. If you're looking for daytime romance, board the General Jackson for a leisurely lunch and sightseeing cruise. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic inner city park |
1039 28th Ave Nashville, TN 37208 United States +1 615 862 5865 |
This park was built in honor of Nashville's African American citizens nearly a century ago. After World War I, a memorial was erected with the names of brave African-American soldiers who lost their lives in battle. Today the park remains open to the public with many memorials to citizens who have made an impact on the city. You will also find ample space to enjoy a game of football, a picnic lunch or an afternoon of kite flying. Baseball diamonds and softball fields are available for league play, and a large playground area with swings and slides provide endless entertainment for children. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nashville's oldest tour service |
107 Music City Circle Suite 100 Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 834 8585 / +1 800 722 1524 http://www.johnnywalkertours.com/ |
Music fans can book Nashville on Stage, a popular concert tour that features top acts in the area's best performance halls. History buffs may opt for a ride on the General Jackson Showboat or spend the day touring the Hermitage, home of President Andrew Jackson. Whatever your interests, they've got a tour for you. Extended vacations, including hotel accommodations and deluxe motor coach, may also be arranged for your charter group. Call or visit web site details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Blast your way through a darkened maze |
166 2nd Avenue North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 256 2560 http://www.laserquest.com/ |
There are few things more exhilarating than being chased through a dark maze of obstacles. You can experience the thrill at this popular amusement site in downtown Nashville. Strap on a laser rifle and chase your friends around the obstacle course. The rifles shoot an invisible, harmless beam of light. If you hit your target, your rifle records the "kill". The laser tag game is perfect for either children's parties or corporate recreation. If you plan on bringing a large group, call ahead to reserve the course. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 View the beautiful bonsai of Japan |
1200 Forrest Park Drive Cheekwood Botanical Garden Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 356 8000 http://www.cheekwood.org/ |
Each year, Cheekwood hosts a festival in honor of these delightful trees and the people who grow them. Some of the specimens on display are a century old. If you would like to try your hand at creating the perfect Bonsai, pre-designed Bonsai, instructional books and videos can be purchased, and trainers are on hand to help. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Music, Punches And Knock-Outs |
417 4th Avenue North Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 862 6390 http://www.nashvilleauditorium... |
This auditorium is a multi-purpose facility that hosts concerts, adrenalin-packed bike races, boxing matches, trade fairs and exhibitions. It has an auditorium, an open arena and a venue for exhibitions. Music City Mayhem, Arena Cross, the Rainbow Dance competition, Great American Train show and Music Jam are the events to look forward to at this venue. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Luxury paddle steamer |
2808 Opryland Dr Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 871 7976 |
Once a premier ship in the Music City fleet, the Music City Queen is now available exclusively for chartered trips. You can reserve this luxury vessel for your next party or corporate event. The cost of your trip varies depending on the size of your party and the type of meal you select: buffet or sit down dinner. Call for more information and reservations, and make your next event a truly memorable occasion. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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NashTrash Tours |
772 Harrison St The Farmers Market Nashville, TN 37219 United States +1 615 226 7300 / +1 800 342 2132 http://www.nashtrash.com |
When you are looking for a little more than your average tour of the Music City, climb aboard the funniest bus in town. The Jugg Sisters are your hostesses and they will have you laughing and singing all afternoon. As you visit all the major attractions in the city, you will hear the satirical and very risqué commentary of the sisters while riding in comfort on their tacky pink bus. It's not a very sophisticated ride, as alcohol is allowed to be consumed on the bus, so you might be best to leave the kids at home. If you don't mind the overall "hillbilly" theme, you're sure to have a grand time. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Guided tours of the Music City |
15 Bridlington Ct Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 800 638 8687 / +1 615 872 7585 http://www.nashvilleexpress.co... |
When you want to see all Nashville has to offer, you need to call a professional. This tour company has been showing visitors the best of Music City for over 25 years. Arrange for a country music lover's dream tour during Fan Farte or visit historical sites around town. They'll arrange everything: tickets, fares, and even handle accommodations. All you have to do is enjoy yourself. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Walk and talk with the animals |
3777 Nolensville Road Nashville, TN 37211 United States +1 615 833 1534 http://www.nashvillezoo.org/ |
This 200-acre 'walk-through' zoological park is home to the rare and beautiful. You'll encounter cougars, black bears, Bengal tigers, zebras, cheetahs and playful river otters. Kids can even go a bit wild on 'The Jungle Gym' playground. The Croft Center, named for the sisters who left the estate to Grassmere, houses the 'Unseen New World' exhibit and a variety of reptiles. There is also a working farm exhibit and petting zoo. Admission: USD8 adults, USD7 for senior citizens and USD6 for children 3-12. But these are rates from November to March. The rates from April to October are different. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Museum of Farms, Farming, and Farmers |
440 Hogan Rd (Ellington Agricultural Center) Nashville, TN 37204 United States +1 615 837 5197 http://www.tnagmuseum.org/ |
Less than ten minutes south of the busy downtown district is a poignant reminder of life as it was in the 18th and 19th centuries. Farming was a way of life for early settlers in middle Tennessee, and this museum features a host of artifacts and farming implements. The renovated horse barn contains over 2,500 items on display, tracing the history of pioneer families. Special activities for children make this a true hands-on educational experience. Butter churning, corn shelling, quilting and story telling bring youngsters into the action and provide hours of fun and learning for all ages. Admission to the museum is free, but call ahead for reservations for your large group or school class. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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An old-fashioned tribute to Nashville |
1st and Broadway Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 259 9325 http://www.wnpt.net/carousel/ |
The joys of childhood come alive in this working carousel created by internationally renowned artist Red Grooms. Grooms carved the 36 riding figures, each representing a famous Tennessean from past and present. Included are the likes of Andrew Jackson, country music star Kitty Wells, and Tennessee pioneer Davy Crockett. This one-of-a-kind carousel showcases the contributions of famous folks to Nashville's evolution and is a joy to view and ride. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Downtown park on the shores of the Cumberland river |
1st Avenue North Nashville, TN 37219 United States +1 615 862 8400 http://www.nashville.gov/parks... |
This outdoor haven stretches along a sloping strip of land, between the Cumberland River and Nashville's downtown district. During the day people stroll the many paths, enjoy afternoon picnics on the riverbank, and ride the "Foxtrot" carousel. During the summer, the park hosts concerts and festivals, including the free Thursday night concert series 'Dancing in the District' and the annual three-day music festival in May called "River Stages". Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Enjoy a Romantic Carriage |
212 4th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 244 7113 / 615 789 5945 ( Booking of Cinderalla Carriages ) http://2ndavecarriage.dctn.com/ |
If you are getting married and want your get away car to be something more traditional and romantic, this carriage service will suit you perfectly. You won't have to ride in a pumpkin, but instead a white, timeless Cinderella carriage. The carriage is by reservation only for weddings and other special events. Price is based on distance traveled. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Inexpensive daytime fun in historic Edgefield |
2021 Fatherland St (Shelby Ave and 20th St) Nashville, TN 37206 United States +1 615 862 8474 |
Historic Edgefield district, known for Victorian houses and artist's bungalows, is home to one of the city's oldest parks. Sloping terrain, tiny Lake Sevier and old trees provide peaceful seclusion. Come in the daytime for a picnic and to feed the ducks. Trails are available for rollerblading and cycling; plus, softball diamond, tennis courts and playground. The adjacent 72-par Bermuda greens golf course is open to the public seven days. Fees are $8 for 9 holes (18-hole course). Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Steps Inc |
2424 21st Ave Nashville, TN 37212 United States +1 615 269 8844 |
Whether you want to get fit for summer or increase your overall health, this fitness center has the perfect program for you. Tailored to each individual's fitness level and abilities, a STEPS cardiovascular program incorporates step aerobics, circuit training and more to increase strength and stamina. The exercises tone muscles and reduce fat in all areas of your body. There are also rehabilitation programs for athletes recovering from injuries. Club does not require long-term membership contracts. Instead, facility charges per one-hour session, usually $50-$100. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Showing you the best of Nashville |
PO Box 159348 Nashville, TN 37215 United States +1 615 463 8558 / +1 800 235 5295 http://www.sweetmagnoliatours.com |
Music City has more to see and do than you might imagine. To get the most out of your visit, let Sweet Magnolia Tours guide you. Country music fans will enjoy the "Fan Fair" package, with stops at popular concert venues, recording studios and historic sites. Customized packages are always an option, including overnight package tours of Nashville and nearby cities. Tickets can be delivered directly to your hotel. Prices vary depending on your budget and interests. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Local Work |
222 25th Avenue North (Centennial Park) Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 385 1904 http://www.tennesseecrafts.org |
The TACA Fall Crafts Fair is a fantastic outdoor event that showcases and sells the work of American fine craft artists. Having started in 1978, this annual event attracts more than 45 000 people to Centennial Park to view works by almost 200 of the finest craftspeople from across the nation. This craft fair is a key event at Nashville's Centennial Park, held the last weekend in September. TACA's Fall Fair offers shoppers the opportunity to meet and talk with exhibiting artists, eat and drink from an international food court, enjoy live music and children's activities. This is a unique opportunity to purchase one-of-a-kind pieces of art. If you'd like to get another chance to see some great work, there is an annual spring fair as well. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Personal fitness specialists |
5827 Harding Road Nashville, TN 37205 United States +1 615 352 7605 |
A fitness center is only as good as its staff, and the folks here all have degrees in health and wellness education and are trained in many areas of personal fitness. They provide personal attention and customized workout regimens. Sessions, by appointment only, include free weights, Nautilus machines, stationary bikes, aerobics classes and dietary planning, among other possibilities. Without the distractions of a crowded gym, clients can achieve their fitness goals easily and effectively. Rates vary with the type of program you select. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Historic train travels |
220 Willow Street Nashville, TN 37210-2159 United States +1 615 244 9001 http://www.tcry.org/ |
Travel back in time in a fully restored 1950's passenger train. The passenger cars feature large picture windows, air conditioning and reclining seats. Themes like train robbery or murder mystery are a surprising part of the excursion. The museum houses a one-of-a-kind library of books on railroads and one of the largest collections of railroad artifacts in the world. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Popular course near Opryland hotel |
3140 McGavock Pike Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 889 2675 |
This course is one of Nashville's oldest and features fast greens and open fairways. Popular with novice and experienced golfers, the par 72 course offers a fair amount of challenge. Tee times are available as early as 7am, and while a reservation is not required, it is highly encouraged. Foursomes are also encouraged, and standard course attire of collars, cuffs and soft spikes is requested. Greens fee: $8 per nine holes. Review © 2007, Wcities |
