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These two green spaces are home to old-growth forests, miles of hiking trails and Nashville’s most exciting horse race.

From mastodon bones to dugout canoes, cotton gins to 12-string guitars, it’s easy to follow the trail of Tennessee history at this museum.

This pretty riverfront park has children’s play areas, an open-air amphitheater, a waterfront walkway and great views of Downtown Nashville’s skyline.

One of Nashville\'s hidden gems, this quirky museum houses the largest collection of European cars and motorcycles in the United States.

Get a feel for the historic music flowing through the heart of Nashville in this cradle of country and gospel genres.

These two green spaces are home to old-growth forests, miles of hiking trails and Nashville’s most exciting horse race.

One of Nashville\'s hidden gems, this quirky museum houses the largest collection of European cars and motorcycles in the United States.

“Music City USA” celebrates its country roots as well as its place on the cutting edge of the current country and pop music scenes. 

Sounds of country and honky-tonk resonate around the streets of Music City. Watch a show, attend a hockey match and walk in the footsteps of U.S. presidents. 

Get a feel for the historic music flowing through the heart of Nashville in this cradle of country and gospel genres.

These two green spaces are home to old-growth forests, miles of hiking trails and Nashville’s most exciting horse race.

You’re toes will be tappin’ in no time at this incredible country-music-history hoedown.

Visit the stately home of Nashville’s illustrious Cheek family, now a museum and public garden.

Spend a day at one of Nashville’s most beloved green spaces, which features a walking trail, an ornamental garden, art exhibits and concerts.

The heart and soul of Nashville\'s outdoor music and festival scene is also a great place to hang out and watch the Cumberland River flow by.

The heart and soul of Nashville\'s outdoor music and festival scene is also a great place to hang out and watch the Cumberland River flow by.

From mastodon bones to dugout canoes, cotton gins to 12-string guitars, it’s easy to follow the trail of Tennessee history at this museum.