Nashville Attractions

Leiper's Fork Distillery is a small artisan distillery in Historic Leiper's Fork, just a short drive from downtown Nashville and minutes from downtown Franklin.

Pennington Distilling Co. is now open for tours and tastings or visit our bottle and gift shop!

The Bass Pro Shop at Opry Mills is one of the top tourist attractions, they might not feature music but man they make up for it with cool toys (big boy toys) and events for the entire family.

Our Tours Bring History To Life!
WHERE DO WE MEET?
Classic Franklin, Haunted Franklin, Murder and Mayhem and Civil War tours: 305 Public Square (in front of old courthouse, next to Mellow Mushroom restaurant)

Bring history to life for your family by visiting The Lotz House in Franklin Tennessee. Check their calendar for the popular Walking Battlefield Tour and Lotz House Cellar Tour. Also Guided Tours of the Lotz House are available.

The Escape Game is a live 60-minute adventure! Start by picking your theme – from a 1950’s prison to deep space, or even a classic art heist – then team up to follow clues, solve puzzles, and complete your mission in under 60 minutes!

Wilson County Fairgrounds is located at James E. Ward Ag Center. The grounds are home to the nationally acclaimed Wilson Country Fair, the largest county fair in Tennessee.

The Mission of Playhouse 615 is to engage, inspire, entertain and challenge audiences with theatrical productions.

Our 52-acre estate was purchased by the DelMonaco family, back in 2006. Construction soon began, and the winery was completed on November 15th, 2008.

Nashville’s Biggest and Wildest Non-stop party Tour!

Sinatra Bar & Lounge is an intimate and elevated dining experience located on the first level of the historic Southern Turf Building, offering a Manhattan meets Palm Springs ambiance featuring classic Italian dishes, craft cocktails and live m

Skull's Rainbow Room is located in the basement of the legendary Southern Turf Building (Printers Alley entrance)

In the summer of 1997, two of the Hall brothers expressed their passion for the county and community that they loved. The people and soil of northern Tennessee gave this love a foundation on which dreams were built.