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Nashville Shores - Located on 385 acres with more than 2,500 feet of white sandy beaches and three miles of lakefront area, Nashville Shores features a wide variety of activities for the whole family.
(1636)
Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre - Nashville's first professional theater in-the-round, that provides Broadway-type entertainment as well as a buffet all year
(1638)
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere - Featuring wildlife from across the globe, including the Unseen New World, Grassmere Historic Farm, and other select species representing Africa, Asia, and North and South America. Also, the Jungle Gym Playground including more than 66,000 square feet of play area with a pond, cargo netting, slides, climbers and more.
(1640)
The Parthenon in Nashville - The world's only full size replica of the ancient Parthenon in Athens.
(1642)
Scarritt-Bennett Center - Scarritt-Bennett Center is a not-for-profit conference, retreat and educational center committed to empowerment through cross-cultural understanding, education, creativity and spiritual renewal. It is located in the heart of Nashville, Tennessee on ten tree-filled acres.
(1644)
Belle Meade Plantation - Experience a 1853 mansion restored to its elegance of the Victorian era, 1890 carriage house and stable displaying antique carriages, 1790 log cabin, one of the oldest houses in Tennessee, and tour guides in period costume.
(1646)
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Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum - The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum features over 40,000 square feet of exhibit space. Special featues include live entertainment, an enormous two-story wall displays every gold and platinum record ever to make the country charts, the Ford Theater, a full service restaurant and a 5,500 square foot museum shop.
(1637)
Belmont Mansion - Take a tour of this beautiful Victorian mansion, home to Adalicia Acken, one of the wealthiest women in 19th-century America.
(1639)
Opry Mills - At 1.2 million square feet, Opry Mills combines the best names in retail with the hottest experiences in entertainment in one of the most well-known locations in the world.
(1641)
Ryman Auditorium - Musicians ranging from Roy Acuff to Hank Williams to Trisha Yearwood have performed on the Ryman stage, making it a historical as well as a current day icon for people everywhere.
(1643)
Tennessee Performing Arts Center (TPAC) - TPAC presents a series of Broadway shows and special engagements, and administers a comprehensive education program. TPAC is also home to five resident performing arts organizations: Circle Players, Nashville Ballet, Nashville Opera Association, The Nashville Symphony, and Tennessee Repertory Theatre.
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