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Nashville is the capital of the US state of Tennessee and is most famous for its association with music. Music isn’t all that Nashville has to offer though as thousands of tourists discover each year.
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Both audio tours and guided tours are available of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum here in Nashville, where it certainly helps if you’re a fan of this genre! You can find out more about the history of this music and its association with Nashville through both temporary and permanent exhibitions, and keep a look out for any live performances taking place here while you’re in Nashville.
Music Valley Wax Museum
Another big attraction in Nashville for the country music fans is the Music Valley Wax Museum. Dedicated solely to big names from the country music world this is a wax museum that also includes a Sidewalk of the Stars where you can see hundreds of autographs from big names in the business.
Landmarks in Nashville
It’s not all music in Nashville. This is an historic city that also has several historical landmarks of interest including the Tennessee State Capitol which was built between 1845 and 1859 in the popular Greek Revival style. Here are free guided tours given to the public during week days, except for holidays.
The Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park is directly neighbouring the State Capitol and there’s a popular attraction here: a huge map of the state of Tennessee!
Another historical attraction in Nashville is Belle Meade Plantation. This is a historic plantation where guided tours are given by costumed staff. Buildings on the estate date back to 1790 in the form of the oldest log cabin in the state of Tennessee. The mansion itself dates from pre Civil War as it was built in 1853.
Fort Negley played an important part in the American Civil War and you can tour the site of this historic fort, plus find out more about the history of Tennessee at Nashville’s Tennessee State Museum.
Flights to Nashville
The Nashville International Airport (airport code: BNA) can be quite busy, with around 10 million passengers each year. It's about 5 miles from downtown, and can be reached by public bus and taxi. Most flights to Nashville from the UK will have 1 transfer. Continental has a connection in Denver, and British Airways will stop in Philadelphia. Other options for flights to Nashville can be booked with Air Canada, United Airlines or Virgin Atlantic.Nashville Tourist Attractions
Nicknamed Music City and Country Music Capital of the World Nashville has had a long association with music, especially of the country and western genre. This has made Nashville a popular tourist destination for the fans of country and western music, but this isn’t by any means all that Nashville has to offer. The city is actually developing more tourist attractions all the time, to attract a more diverse range of people so you’ll find quite a variety of things to see and do here now.Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Both audio tours and guided tours are available of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum here in Nashville, where it certainly helps if you’re a fan of this genre! You can find out more about the history of this music and its association with Nashville through both temporary and permanent exhibitions, and keep a look out for any live performances taking place here while you’re in Nashville.
Music Valley Wax Museum
Another big attraction in Nashville for the country music fans is the Music Valley Wax Museum. Dedicated solely to big names from the country music world this is a wax museum that also includes a Sidewalk of the Stars where you can see hundreds of autographs from big names in the business.
Landmarks in Nashville
It’s not all music in Nashville. This is an historic city that also has several historical landmarks of interest including the Tennessee State Capitol which was built between 1845 and 1859 in the popular Greek Revival style. Here are free guided tours given to the public during week days, except for holidays.
The Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park is directly neighbouring the State Capitol and there’s a popular attraction here: a huge map of the state of Tennessee!
Another historical attraction in Nashville is Belle Meade Plantation. This is a historic plantation where guided tours are given by costumed staff. Buildings on the estate date back to 1790 in the form of the oldest log cabin in the state of Tennessee. The mansion itself dates from pre Civil War as it was built in 1853.
Fort Negley played an important part in the American Civil War and you can tour the site of this historic fort, plus find out more about the history of Tennessee at Nashville’s Tennessee State Museum.