Nashville Attractions - Besides the allure of the country music attractions that can be enjoyed throughout Nashville, there are plenty of sights other than the Country Music Hall of Fame to visit. Families often flock to the Nashville Zoo to enjoy the company of big cats, reptiles and other fascinating creatures. This attraction can be found on 3777 Nolensville Rd.
For those who are interested in exploring the history of the area, a trip to the Belle Meade Plantation, located at 5025 Harding Rd. or Fort Nashborough, which can be found at 170 1st Ave. N is recommended. Additional sights include: Cheekwood Nashville Home of Art and Gardens and the Parthenon.
Nashville Zoo
3777 Nolensville Rd
Nashville, Tennessee
This zoo is situated on 200 acres of interesting, living finds, which can be viewed while walking through the facilities. Animals, such as cougars, black bear, Bengal tigers and cheetahs can be viewed. A petting zoo is available for the more adventurous.
Belle Meade Plantation
5025 Harding Rd.
Nashville, Tennessee
Bullet holes from the Civil War are still visible within the columns that decorate this former plantation house. The architecture is grand, offering an example of the Greek Revival style. When touring the premises, tour guides are dressed in period attire.
Fort Nashborough
170 1st Ave. N
Nashville, Tennessee
This attraction includes a log fort, situated along the river, which was used to give shelter to the early settlers. This site dates back to the late 1700s.
Grand Ole Opry
2804 Opryland Dr.
Nashville, Tennessee
For more than 70 years, this popular radio show has a reputation that is spread across the nation. Today, many different performances can be enjoyed. Tickets should be purchased in advance.
Riverfront Park
100 1st Ave. N
Nashville, Tennessee
Pleasing views of the area can be enjoyed from this location. During the summer, free concerts are held, as well as entertaining block parties and picnics. Riverboat adventures can also be found in this area.
Frist Center for the Visual Arts
Nashville, Tennessee
When visiting this attraction, you will encounter a site that was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. Numerous establishments function from this location.
Belmont Mansion
1900 Belmont Blvd.
Nashville, Tennessee
When visiting this 1850s Italian-style villa, you will encounter a variety of architectural gems. For starters, the cast-iron gazebos and sweeping staircase are just some of the features to look forward to. The admission price to this sight is $7.
Country Music Hall of Fame
4 Music Square East
Nashville, Tennessee
If you love country music, then there is no excuse to miss this attraction. Some of the objects spread across this site, includes movies, videos, interactive exhibits, as well as costumes and instruments.
The Parthenon
Centennial Park
Nashville, Tennessee
You wouldn’t think an attraction like this could be found within Nashville, but it exists. Here, you will encounter a full-size reproduction of the ancient Parthenon from Greece. A museum can also be found on the premises.
Cheekwood Nashville Home of Art and Gardens
1200 Forrest Park Dr.
Nashville, Tennessee
When visiting this attraction, you will find yourself at the former home of the Cheek family. An array of fine art and Georgian architecture can be enjoyed. On the premises, a Japanese garden and wildflower garden awaits.
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