Nashville Attractions

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.

A Place for Girls to Grow and Have Fun
PURPOSES: To promote sportsmanship and family participation, to learn softball skills, and provide a wholesome environment for girls in our community.

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.

Established in 1892 as the Union Gospel Tabernacle, Ryman Auditorium is a National Historic Landmark. Most famous as the home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 —1974, there is far more to the story of Music City’s most recognizable icon.

Haunted Downtown Nashville Tour

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

Nashville's Bicentennial Mall State Park is a beautiful park full of Tennessee history. Located directly behind the state capital building and next to the Nashville farmers market there is lots of parking and often events.

The Listening Room is a venue where you can be entertained and inspired.

Rules To Remember

Music City Raceway (formerly Union Hill Raceway) has some of the fiercest competition anywhere to be found.

Nashville Racing is a long time family fun spectator sport. Plan on bringing the entire family but remember the cars are loud so bring protective gear for you and the kids.