Nashville Art Galleries & Museums

The Lane Motor Museum in Nashville opened its doors in 2003 with a collection of 80 historic vehicles. There currently are 150 on display and the largest collection of European cars plus unique vehicles.

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The Parthenon is the centerpiece of Centennial Park, a large public park on Westend Aveue in downtown Nashville.

Nashville's newest attraction comes from Mike Wolfe's - Amercian Pickers TV Show. Antique Archaeology is located just a few blocks away from downtown Nashville, you can find it in the old Marathon Automobile car factory dated

Downtown Nashville museum dedicated to the life and music career of the late “Man in Black” featuring 18,000 square feet of memorabilia, interactive exhibits and a 250-seat auditorium.

The mission of Rippavilla Plantation, Incorporated is to preserve, restore and interpret the buildings and grounds of the Cheairs family utilizing the highest standards of scholarship, craftsmanship and preservation in order to create a site that

The Hermitage is a historical plantation and museum was home to Andrew Jackson the 7th President to the United States.

Historic Travellers Rest Plantation & Museum is one of the most unique historic homes in the Nashville, Tennessee area. The home, built by Judge John Overton was completed in 1799 - just three years after Tennessee gained statehood.

Located on Fifth Avenue of the Arts, The Rymer Gallery is one of the largest contemporary galleries in the heart of Nashville’s arts district.

Tinney Contemporary is a Nashville based art gallery specializing in collectible modern art by established local, regional, national, and international artists.

East Nashville’s Art and Invention Gallery in the Art Central Location of 5 Points in East Nashville you will find custom furnishings, metalwork, commercial fixtures and design work to whimsical wooden toys and crafts.

The new Tennessee State Museum that sits on the corner of Rosa L. Parks Blvd.

Founded in 1994, Zeitgeist is a beacon of art in the Nashville community. Started by owner Janice Zeitlin in Cummins Station it has served as a cultivation ground for new artists and a safe place for established artists to experiment and grow.

Since 1990 Local Color Gallery has been Nashville's leading source for Tennessee art. More than 40 regional artists working in a variety of media and styles are represented currently.