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Welcome to Nashville, the Music City and the gateway to the South. From the
 The wealthiest woman in Nashville once lived here |
1900 Belmont Boulevard Nashville, TN 37212 United States +1 615 460 5459 http://belmontmansion.com/ |
This landmark was once home to Adelicia Acklen, one of the wealthiest women in 19th century America. Built in 1850 in the style of an Italian villa, it was originally intended to be the summer home of the Acklens. The personally guided tour showcases a variety of original furnishings of the period as well as Mrs. Acklen's valuable, one-of-a-kind collection of artwork and statues. Admission: $8 adults, $3 ages 6-12, free five years and younger. Disabled access is to first floor and grounds. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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The memories of Music City |
222 Fifth Avenue South Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 416 2001 http://www.countrymusichalloff... |
Discover the stories behind the music as you view over 3,000 stage costumes, original song manuscripts and musical instruments. Many of the personal items of music legends are on display including Elvis' solid gold Cadillac. Admission includes a visit to the historical RCA Studio B and the Music Row walking tour. Allow at least two hours for exhibits and the tour. Admission: $16.95 adults, $8.95 children ages 6-17, free under age 5. Group rates available. 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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The world's oldest radio show |
2802 Opryland Drive Grand Ole Opry House Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 871 6779 / +1 615 8715043 (Tickets) / +1 800 733 6779 (Toll Free) http://www.opry.com/ |
For more than 75 years, the best of country music has been broadcast live on the Opry stage of every Friday and Saturday night. Come see and hear true legends. Stars like Vince Gil, Alison Kraus, Garth Brooks, and Porter Waggoner grace the stage each week. All tickets are for reserved seats and can be purchased in advance. Availability is excellent during the winter months. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Home of the Tennessee Titans |
One Titans Way (East bank of the Cumberland River) Nashville, TN 37213 United States +1 615 565 4200 (Titans Ticket Office) http://www.lpfield.com/ |
Home of National Football League's Tennessee Titans boasts a 69,000-seat, natural-grass facility. The stadium offers excellent seating, most along the sidelines. There are 144 luxury suites, 7,500 on-site parking spaces and 60 concession stands. If you are driving to the game, the easiest thing is to park downtown in one of the many garages/surface lots in or near the District, and then use the pedestrian walkway on Woodland Street. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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AAA Baseball Team |
Greer Stadium 534 Chestnut Street Nashville, TN 37203 United States +1 615 242 4371 http://www.nashvillesounds.com |
AAA affiliate of Major League Baseball's Pittsburgh Pirates, the Sounds have been a Nashville tradition since 1978. Attendance is consistently near capacity in downtown Greer Stadium and every seat is a good one. A note for baseball fans: Don Mattingly spent some time in Nashville as a Sound. His number (18) was retired and is now displayed on the center field wall. Come watch a game April through September. See website for complete calendar and ticketing. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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A tribute to ancient Greece |
West End Avenue & 25th Avenue North Centennial Park Nashville, TN 37201 United States +1 615 862 8431 http://www.parthenon.org/ |
It is fitting that the 'Athens of the South' is home to the world's only full-size replica of the ancient Parthenon. Forty-six Doric columns encircle the building. The largest bronze doors in the world, weighing 7.5 tons each, stand at the east and west entrances. Featured is Athena Parthenos, the tallest indoor sculpture in the Western world. Sculptures and friezes are modeled from Elgin Marbles at the British Museum in London. There are also four art galleries. While the prices are reasonable, you can avail discounts for groups of ten or more while reservation. Children under the age of four get free entry. 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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The mother church of country music |
116 5th Avenue North Nashville, TN 37219 United States +1 615 458 8700 / +1 615 889 3060 (Tickets) http://www.ryman.com/ |
Built in 1881, this structure is famous for superb acoustics. Stars like Enrico Caruso and Charlie Chaplin graced its stage in the early 20th century. Home to the "Grand Ole Opry" radio show for 31 years, it became known as 'the mother church of country music'. By day, you can view displays that depict its rich history. In the evening, enjoy live bluegrass, jazz, classical, country, and gospel performances. Prices for performances vary. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Landmark featuring fine art |
3130 McGavock Pike Nashville, TN 37214 United States +1 615 885 1112 (Metro Department of Parks and Recreation) http://www.tworiversmansion.com/ |
This residence still speaks to the fortune and life of David McGavock, a prominent Nashvillian of the mid 19th century. Roman-style marble columns, high ceilings and frescoed walls provide an opulent setting for the fine art displayed inside. It may be rented for private engagements, parties and weddings year round starting at USD200. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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