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Just a short ride from Nashville’s downtown honky-tonks, a much-loved replica of Greece\'s most famous temple serves as the high altar to the city\'s cultural life.

This welcoming region of Tennessee is famous for its antebellum homes, American Civil War battlegrounds, revered music heritage and beautiful parks.

This town, on the way to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, has unusual tourist attractions, evening shows and plenty of local history.

This welcoming region of Tennessee is famous for its antebellum homes, American Civil War battlegrounds, revered music heritage and beautiful parks.

The tranquility of Nashville’s biggest urban park is the perfect contrast for the boisterous rock clubs and late-night bars of this lively neighborhood. 

Visit the stately home of Nashville’s illustrious Cheek family, now a museum and public garden.

This welcoming region of Tennessee is famous for its antebellum homes, American Civil War battlegrounds, revered music heritage and beautiful parks.

Walk in the footsteps of former U.S. presidents and state governors on a tour of this elegant 19th-century legislative building.

Visit the stately home of Nashville’s illustrious Cheek family, now a museum and public garden.

Just a short ride from Nashville’s downtown honky-tonks, a much-loved replica of Greece\'s most famous temple serves as the high altar to the city\'s cultural life.

The pride and joy of Nashville residents and hallowed ground for country music fans the world over.

Sounds of country and honky-tonk resonate around the streets of Music City. Watch a show, attend a hockey match and walk in the footsteps of U.S. presidents. 

Just a short ride from Nashville’s downtown honky-tonks, a much-loved replica of Greece\'s most famous temple serves as the high altar to the city\'s cultural life.

Just a short ride from Nashville’s downtown honky-tonks, a much-loved replica of Greece\'s most famous temple serves as the high altar to the city\'s cultural life.