Nashville Attractions

Tavern is the city’s cool-casual, gastro-pub concept. Established as a local foodie favorite, Tavern boasts inspired cuisine that is fun and creative, yet accessible to almost any palate.

Schakolad dates back to 1969 with experiences throughout Europe and South America. For the past 13 years, the family owned and operated Franklin location has served up European style chocolates as well as custom and engraved chocolates.

Enter Climb Nashville, the south's destination for indoor climbing. Friendly and experienced staff can teach you how to climb safely and help you share an adventure with your family and friends that they'll never forget.

Opened in 1822, the City Cemetery is the oldest continuously operated public cemetery in Nashville. The Nashville City Cemetery in an outstanding outdoor museum focusing on the history of Middle Tennessee.

If you are proud to be a member of an inclusive community and believe that diversity is a source of strength and beauty, welcome home.

The historic Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration Grounds in Shelbyville, TN is home to The Tennessee Walking Horse National Celebration®, which takes place each year in late summer for the 11 days ending on the Saturday night before Labor

Come explore Rock Castle State Historic Site and discover the 18th century home of General Daniel Smith, the man who named the state of Tennessee.

Originally built in the early 1900s, Marathon Music Works has been restored and adapted to produce a wide array of live music experiences and special events.

Treetop Canopy Tours

The Earth Experience, the Middle Tennessee Museum of Natural History, is the first natural history museum in Middle Tennessee. The museum has displays from all over the world but has a very large number of items from Tennessee.

• Huge treehouse with slides
• closed off toddler area (soft tumble area and many other age appropriate activities)
• town village (garage/workshop, muffin shop, grocery store, firehouse, post office, and home living area)

Visit the Tennessee home of our 11th US President James K Polk, just south on Nashville in Columbia Tennessee. Guests to the James K.

Though she left the world tragically at the age of 30 in 1963, Patsy Cline made an indelible mark on Country Music and remains one of the biggest names in Country history.