Nashville Has Many Attractions for the Vacationer, Get to Know Nashville.

One of the attractions of Nashville is its nickname. It is the “Athens of the South” because it has a replica of the ancient Greek Parthenon. The Parthenon Nashville Tennessee is an attraction not to miss. Nashville, TN is the capital of Tennessee and the capital of country music. It has another attraction as a warm and friendly place to visit. It is an attraction for everyone. It has country music to classical music, science to history, hiking to parks and a zoo and if you love to shop and eat, there are many shops and restaurants to enjoy. This is the attraction you will fall in love with and want to come back to again and again.

Before going to see the city's attractions, be sure to check out these great Nashville City Guides. Nashville Street Guide by Rand McNally, it will guide you through the streets or Insiders’ Guide to Nashville, 6th by Cindy Stooksbury Guier, It tells of the many attractions, places to eat, hotels in the area, and things to do for children. Where the Locals Eat Nashville by Pat Embry has all the best places to eat in the city.

When talking about Nashville and its attractions, country music comes to mind. There is the Grand Ole Opry, held at the Ryman Auditorium and Opry House. The Country Music Hall of Fame, Tootsies, the Wildhorse Saloon, and Gaylord Opryland Hotel or how about a nice boat rides on the General Jackson Showboat. You can enjoy a great lunch or dinner, cruise the waters during the day, or under the stars at night. If you prefer to see the attractions without walking, you can hop aboard the Nashville Trolley Tour and take a tour of the city or get on board one of the tour buses and see the Homes of the Stars of country music, with the Johnny Walker Tours of Nashville.

If you want an attraction other than country music, there is the Adventure Science Center for science history and for the kids, the Nashville Zoo. There are also places to hike, like The Trail of Tears. Take in a hike while reliving a place in the history of the Cherokee Indians. There is also the Natchez Trail for more of the Southern history or just take a walk around the many parks in Nashville. When going around the city's many attractions, be sure to take in 2nd Avenue, the street lined with historic hotels, and hear the history of each hotel, like the Union Station Hotel Nashville.

One of the area's attractions is the home of President Jackson. His home, The Hermitage is located in the city. Other attractions include Maxwell coffee, which began here, as well as the first Cracker Barrel. Gibson guitar has its home in here and the first FM radio station started in here as well as the longest-running radio program, The Grand Ole Opry.

Come and see all the attractions and get to know what many people have said, that this is a place you can’t help but fall in love with. You will want to come back over and over again to see the many attractions Nashville has. There is so much to see, you will need more than one visit to see all of the city and what they have to offer.