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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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Outdoor recreation and fun for kids of all ages |
656 Colice Jeanne Rd Nashville, TN 37221 United States +1 615 862 8435 |
These days, children seem to be spending too much time watching television. This facility is sure to lure your kids away from the electronic babysitter. A full-scale community playground with wooden forts and old train cars for kids to explore. Older kids can climb Bellevue Mountain, a large mound of dirt and brush. There are enough swings, seesaws and slides to keep youngsters busy for hours. Meanwhile, adults can relax in the shaded pavilion. Admission is free. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Outdoor adventure center |
400 Zieglers Fort Road Nashville, TN 37066 United States +1 615 452 3706 |
Named after a pair of brothers who pioneered the area, this park offers outdoor activities and fun for the entire family. Experience the natural beauty of the wilderness, waterfowl and deer as you explore along hiking trails. Picnic facilities and camping areas provide comfortable sites to take a break from the day's activities. Hunting and fishing are prohibited, and so are bicycles on the hiking trails. Pets on leashes are welcome. 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 |
 Early Tennessee pioneer village |
312 S. Front Street Nashville, TN 37129 United States +1 615 890 0355 http://www.murfreesborotn.gov/... |
Just outside of Nashville is this small reconstruction of a pioneer settlement. It was from this settlement that the city of Murfreesboro grew. Named after the first Whig governor of Tennessee, Cannonsburgh Village features log homes, a gristmill, schoolhouse, town hall, blacksmith's shop, church and museum. Inside, each building looks as it did in the early 1800s. The camp is open to the public year round, and school groups and tours are welcome. If you come in July, you can enjoy the weekend long festival of music and hand made crafts known as Uncle Dave Macon Days. Admission: USD2.50 adult, USD1.50 ages 7 to 13 years Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Former Headquarters for the Confederate Army |
1140 Columbia Avenue Nashville, TN 37064 United States +1 615 791 1861 http://www.carter-house.org/ |
The Carter House stood as a command post for the Confederate army during the Battle of Frankin in 1864. Today, it stands as a reminder of America's Civil War. The red-brick structure, as well as other buildings on the grounds, still shows evidence of a bitter assault. Built in 1830, the fully restored home offers a look into life in the war-torn South. Inside you will find period antiques and architecture. There is also a museum, gift shop and visitor center. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Hike, explore and picnic in the hills of Tennessee |
328 Cedar Forest Road Nashville, TN 37087 United States +1 615 443 2769 http://state.tn.us/environment... |
About 30 miles east of Nashville sits a park of biblical proportions. This state recreation area is named after the biblical nation of Lebanon and its enormous cedar trees. Here you'll find an Olympic-size swimming pool and four wilderness trails perfect for hiking. If you'd prefer to do something more relaxing, you can retreat to a quiet meadow with a blanket and basket and enjoy a picnic lunch. 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 |
 Challenging public course |
1501 Saundersville Road Nashville, TN 37075 United States +1 615 824 1100 |
This par 70 public course, located 20 minutes north of Nashville, is well maintained. Whether you are a novice or an experienced golfer, you will find the tight fairways a real challenge. The pro shop offers a full line of clubs, clothing and accessories. The 18 hole course is also available for private parties, corporate events and tournaments. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Wander the haunted woods |
769 West Main Street Two miles north of Rivergate Mall on Gallatin Road Nashville, TN 37075 United States +1 615 822 5106 http://www.deathvalleyhauntedw... |
Not for the faint of heart. You may think you've taken a walk in the woods before, but were you ever chased through them by a mad man brandishing a chainsaw? Ever gazed into the glowing red eyes of a shadowy figure creeping around the trees? And what about that body over there? Is it really dead, or did it move? Have a frightfully good time and support a good cause. Bring a canned food item to help support the local food bank and get a dollar off the $10 admission. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Beautiful and scenic canoe excursions |
1270 Highway 70 Nashville, TN 37082 United States +1 615 952 4062 |
Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city? Why not spend an afternoon floating on the scenic Harpeth River, 20 miles southeast near Kingston Springs. Canoe rentals range from $20 for two hours to $40 for overnight use. The folks here will gladly give you tips to make your trip fun and safe. They will also transport you to the launch site and pick you up after your nautical journey. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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No frills fitness center |
3441 Lebanon Pike Ste 130 Nashville, TN 37076 United States +1 615 883 9799 http://www.gainesfitnesscenter... |
This no-frills facility offers a fitness alternative to men and women serious about getting in shape. There are no juice bars or clothing stores here, just tried and true workout methods and equipment. Free weights and weight machines provide the means to develop muscle, and the cardio machines help tone the muscles you develop. The vast assortment of stationary bikes and treadmills means no waiting. Aerobics classes are available by appointment. 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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 Arcade, go-carts, driving range and more |
2270 Armory Dr Nashville, TN 37129 United States +1 615 895 7888 http://www.gousafunpark.com/ |
At this family fun center, you can rev your engines and take the corners in a super-fast go-cart or slow things down on the 18-hole miniature golf course. If you are in the mood for something more challenging, send a few balls sailing on the driving range. The video arcade boasts the newest and best video games and simulators. Wannabe baseball hall of famers can stand at the plate and try hit it out of the park. 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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Indoor skating rink |
750 West Main Street off Gallatin Road, beside the Hendersonville Marina Nashville, TN 37075-2815 United States +1 615 824 0630 |
Relive the days of "Roller Derby" or just enjoy an afternoon of safe and exciting fun. Friday and Saturday evening rates are $5 (including skate rental), while Saturday and Sunday noon rates are $3.50. If you prefer to have a private party, you can rent the entire facility. For less than $100, 30 people can enjoy two hours of skating. Rental rates are lower for smaller groups. A concession stand offers hotdogs and soft drinks. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Championship public golf course |
3939 Old Hickory Boulevard Old Hickory Nashville, TN 37138-2242 United States +1 615 847 4001 http://www.hermitagegolf.com/ |
Tennessee's natural beauty is on full display at this championship public golf course. Two courses challenge golfers of all skill levels. The General's Retreat Course was designed by Gary Roger Baird and is the home of the Ladies Professional Golf Association's Sara Lee Classic. Golf Digest gives this course its highest rating. The President's Reserve Course was designed by Dennis Griffith and takes golfers along the banks of the Cumberland River. Call for tee times and fees. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Take a Scenic Horseback Ride |
735 Carver Lane Nashville, TN 37122 United States +1 615 773 7433 http://jurostables.com/ |
When you grow tired of big city stresses, spend an afternoon riding through the hills, creeks and meadows just 30 miles northeast of Nashville. Novices can take a lesson before beginning their ride, and all tours include an experienced guide. Whether you choose to take the lead or follow a guide, you will lose yourself in nature's tranquil beauty. Adventurous riders can choose to keep their horses overnight and sleep under the stars. Call for hours and tour schedules. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Ray Floyd Signature Course |
100 Raymond Floyd Drive Nashville, TN 37172 United States +1 615 384 4653 http://www.golfthelegacy.com |
Raymond Floyd's finest golf course to date is located 30 minutes north of downtown Nashville. Open to the public, it showcases the beauty of the Tennessee hillside. Tight lies and fast greens offer a real challenge to both novices and experienced players. The 18 hole course also includes a separate putting green, pro shop and driving range. After working up an appetite on the greens, enjoy a gourmet meal at the Legacy Grille. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Outdoor fun and adventure |
Route 1 Hobson Pike Nashville, TN 37076 United States +1 615 885 2422 http://state.tn.us/environment... |
About 20 miles southeast of Nashville lies one of the area's most popular parks. If you are a true nature lovers and scientist, you will marvel at the rich bio-diversity, including rare plants and animals. Enjoy a day hiking one of nineteen trails or try your hand at catching the "big one" on Percy Priest Lake. After the sun goes down, enjoy spending the evening under the stars at one of the wooded campsites. The park also plays host to the Annual Tennessee State PowWow & Fall Festival. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Scenic lakefront camping, boating and hiking |
6200 Marrowbone Lake Road Nashville, TN 37080 United States +1 615 876 6012 http://www.state.tn.us/twra/fi... |
This tranquil lake 19 miles north of Nashville was once home to Native American tribes. Today, the scenic waterway is a favorite fishing hole, well-stocked with bass, crappie, and channel catfish. Boat-launching areas, fishing piers and fishing license sales are among the many amenities. After a day on the water, visitors can dine at picnic tables in the shade or relax at one of the public recreation areas along the lake. Restrooms are stationed throughout the park. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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 Middle Tennessee Scuba and Swim |
320 Mallory Station Road Franklin, TN 37067 United States +1 615 771 0002 http://www.mtss.net |
If you are a diver or want to be, you'll find all the gear you need and instructors who can teach you how to use it. This facility is state-of-the-art, with certified instructors and a 12-foot deep diving pool. Earn your PADI certification in one of the many classes offered, then join a dive club and plan a sea adventure. Facility is also available for private scuba parties. Sure to be an event your friends won't soon forget. 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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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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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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Fun in the sun and surf |
4001 Bell Road Hermitage Nashville, TN 37076 United States +1 615 889 7050 http://www.nashvilleshores.com/ |
Cool down at Nashville's hottest water theme park. Ride the 700-foot Tennessee Twisters water slide. Enjoy three pools, miniature golf, boat and jet ski rentals, picnic areas, and sandy beaches. Admission: $21.95 general admission, $16.95 children (48 inches & under), and those under two years can come for free. Season passes and group rates available. Extra fees for some activities like miniature golf, boat rentals and camping. 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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One of Tennessee's most elegant homes |
900 North Maney Avenue Nashville, TN 37130 United States +1 615 893 0022 http://www.oaklandsmuseum.org |
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, this antebellum mansion looks much as it did 150 years ago. Once home to Col. Hardy Murfree, for whom the town of Murfreesboro is named, the structure, furnishings and surrounding property provide an authentic view of 19th century America and its war-torn South. During the United States Civil War, both Union and Confederate armies camped and fought here. 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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Equipment for the outdoors enthusiast |
261 Franklin Road Nashville, TN 37027 United States +1 615 376 4248 http://www.rei.com |
REI, or Recreation Equipment Inc., sells the gear you need to hike, bike, camp or climb. Top-quality shoes, knives, rope, harnesses and more are on display and sold at reasonable prices. The staff can also assist you in planning the perfect outdoor adventure. From climbing the North Face to biking the Nathcez Trace, they will help you select the gear to get you there in safety and style. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Video arcade and pool hall |
7115 South Springs Drive Nashville, TN 37064 United States +1 615 771 7780 |
Video arcades have come a long way from the days of the simple pinball machine. Virtual reality simulators and sports games keep the kids lining up for hours awaiting a chance to play. This gaming center offers an enormous number of coin operated video games guaranteed to keep your child, or yourself, occupied. The safe and friendly atmosphere makes this a fun place to play and a perfect spot to take a group of kids for a small birthday party. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home of a Revolutionary War veteran |
139 Rock Castle Lane Nashville, TN 37075 United States +1 615 824 0502 http://www.historicrockcastle.... |
Just north of Nashville sits the stately seven-story limestone home where Revolutionary War veteran Daniel Smith once resided. Visitors to this landmark will learn of Smith's work as a surveyor and senator in Tennessee, as well as the lives of his descendants, all of whom were pioneers in the history of the state. Guided tours are given daily. The facility can also be rented for conferences and luncheons. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home of Civil War Hero |
1399 Sam Davis Road Nashville, TN 37167 United States +1 615 459 2341 http://www.samdavishome.org/vi... |
The United States Civil War was one of the darkest periods of American history. Despite the devastation it wrought upon the nation, there were men who stood out as heroes. One such was Confederate soldier Sam Davis, captured by the Union army and then killed because he would not reveal military secrets. His childhood home reveals what life was like in the early 1800's. Guided tours include the home, servant's quarters and grounds. Admission: USD5 adult, USD4 seniors, USD1.50 children (6-12 years). 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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Family touring company |
119 Deer Ridge Ln Nashville, TN 37075 United States +1 615 822 6097 http://www.sonshinetours.net/ |
This family-oriented tour company offers trips to sights of historical significance. Visiting the birthplace of Andrew Jackson or some of the forts used during the United States Civil War are among the options. Plan a trip to Music Row and see where country music artists record their hit songs. Take a shopping excursion or visit the area's museums and galleries—it's all up to you. Size of group and type of tour determine cost, so call for pricing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Fly fishing outfitter |
1116 Kingston Springs Road Nashville, TN 37082 United States +1 615 952 4186 |
Perhaps the most romantic of all game hunting sports is fly fishing. You stand waist deep in the stream casting your line towards your prey. You engage in the classic battle of wit and strength with your adversary, the elusive trout. You capture a few, you release a few, and in the end, you gain a sense of the world around you, and how it is all connected. Your trip towards fishing enlightenment begins here. From supplies to scheduling a trip, they have what you need. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Civil War battlefield and museum |
3501 Old Nashville Highway Nashville, TN 37129 United States +1 615 893 9501 http://www.nps.gov/stri/ |
This is the site of one of the bloodiest clashes of the Civil War. A three-day battle, from December 31, 1862 through January 2, 1863, resulted in 81,000 killed and 23,000 wounded. In the end, the Confederate army withdrew and the advancing Union army gained control of Middle Tennessee and its rails, farms and roads. Located nearby the Stones River National Cemetery. Established in 1865, it is the final resting place of over 6,000 Union soldiers. Admission is free. 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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Self-guided driving tour of pre-Civil War Tennessee |
1345 Carnton Lane Nashville, TN 37064 United States +1 800 381 1865 (Toll Free) |
There are dozens of historic sites in Middle Tennessee that tour companies don't begin to cover. This 90-mile self-guided driving tour helps you discover these gems. Ramble, at your leisure, through four counties and to 55 historic sites, including antebellum plantations and homes. Several sites, including The Hermitage, Home of President Andrew Jackson, are open for tours. Guide information is free, call or visit web site for details. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Eastern Mississippi Pow Wow |
2910 Hobson Pike Long Hunter State Park Nashville, TN 37076 United States +1 615 885 2422 http://www.naiatn.org/powwow/ |
The Tennessee State Pow Wow brings together Native Americans from across the country to celebrate and share their culture with one another and tourists alike. The inter-tribal event, which is always celebrated the third weekend of October, includes a wide variety of Native American customs including crafts, clothing, pottery, games, and storytelling. The Pow Wow also offers guests a chance to try authentic Native American foods such as fry bread, Indian tacos, and Indian hominy. Special events include a Native American dance competition and drum contest. Admission: USD6 adults, USD3 children ages 6-12, children five and under free. At the Long Hunter State Park. -Lynn-nore Chittom Review © 2007, Wcities |
 What You Need |
759 West Main St Nashville, TN 37075 United States +1 615 822 7515 |
Catering to diehard anglers since 1957, this small, privately owned shop provides the local fisherman with a variety of bait options, a place to pick up a fishing license, and the perfect spot to find out about fishing conditions all around Old Hickory Lake. As for bait, the store offers minnows, crickets, nightcrawlers and more, as well as a wide assortment of fishing flies, including some which are tied on site by owner Mark Hewgley. In addition to bait and fishing gear, the shop also includes a small selection of Black Powder hunting gear. -Lynn-nore Chittom Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Scenic excursions on the Harpeth River |
Highway 70 at the Harpeth River Nashville, TN 37082 United States +1 615 254 0836 / +1 800 550 5810 (Toll Free) http://www.tip-a-canoe.com |
Just north of Nashville in Kingston Springs is the winding Harpeth River. Enjoy this natural waterway and the wildlife that lives in the protected reserve along its banks by canoe. Paddlers can get in the water for as little as $30 for a four hour trip. Pack a lunch, grab some friends, and make a day of it. A shuttle will transport you and your party to and from the launch area. 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 |
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Pick Your Own Farm |
8411 Rocky Fork Rd Nashville, TN 37167 United States +1 6152202918 |
Luscious veggies fresh off the vine to your table and all the homegrown fun you can have is what awaits you at Walden Farms. Grab grandma and the kids and head for a hayride, frolic in the petting zoo and taste the delectable flavors of a real farm. Walden Farms has it all. Pumpkins, corn, gords and a whole variety of farm fresh goodies are available for purchase. The selection of snacks are as fresh as the produce. Try the pumpkin fudge for a surprising treat. There simply is nothing like a day at the farm for lasting family memories. -Kelly Sons Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Nature Walk and Educational Center |
7311 Highway 100 Edwin Warner Park Nashville, TN 37221 United States +1 615 352 6299 |
Ecologically diverse, scenically pleasing and rich in natural history, the land surrounding the city of Nashville has a lot to offer those who love the outdoors. Nowhere is that more evident than at this Nature Center. Take a hike on over 10 miles of trails, listen to lectures on environmental concerns and conservation, or take part in a guided tour of the wildlife preserve. The Center focuses on protecting the environment and the animals that depend on it. The hard work of the concerned staff here has resulted in a top-notch outdoor facility you and your family will enjoy. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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