Where is your family traveling this spring? Why not check out Nashville, TN! Although Nashville is known for being a music and food hub, this city also houses many ways to enjoy the outdoors. Whether you love nature or the city life, there is something for everyone in Nashville. Check out some of the best attractions below!
The Parthenon: The Nashville Parthenon is a replica of the Parthenon in Greece, down to the 42-foot statue of Athena! Centered in Centennial Park, the Parthenon also houses Nashville’s art museum. Admissions costs $10 for adults and $8 for kids.
Pro tip: There are lots of other things to check out while in Centennial Park, like a dog park, 1-mile walking trail, sand volleyball courts, and a beautiful garden - all for free!
Country Music Hall of Fame: The Country Music Hall of Fame is perfect for any music lover. This museum is full of inspiration, stories from music legends, and a plethora of exhibits to keep you busy all day! Admission costs $28 for adults and $18 for kids.
Pro tip: Check out this calendar to see all of the Hall’s upcoming events!
Nashville Zoo: Who doesn’t love the zoo? The Nashville Zoo is over 180 acres and is home to over 30 exhibits including tigers, giraffes, zebras, and even rhinos! Want more? There are plenty of places to eat in the zoo as well as rides for even the youngest member of the family! Admission costs $15 for adults/teens and $11 for kids. Kids under 2 are admitted for free!
Pro tip: Want to see what’s happening at the Zoo during your trip? Check out the “Today at the Zoo” page or the events page so that you can make the most of your zoo experience!
Adventure Science Center: The Adventure Science Center offers hands-on, interactive, and fun exhibits for children to learn more about science! Learn what it feels like to take off in a flight simulator, how much effort it takes to move a hand in “The Big Catch” activity, or journey through time in the “All Aboard for Trains” exhibit. Have young ones with you? No worries! There are exhibits and activities designed for those kiddos under 5! Admission costs $18 for adults and $14 for youth.
Puckett’s of Leiper’s Fork: Do you love good food, live music, and history? Then you will love Puckett’s! Puckett’s has been serving authentic southern cuisine since their opening in 1953. They also host live music every Saturday and Sunday from 12-3pm. Check out their music calendar to see who is playing during your visit!
Cumberland Kayak: If you and your family love the outdoors, then Cumberland Kayak is for you! You can check out Burgess Falls or kayak the skyline of Nashville with trips running from 1 to 3.5 hours. Check out Cumberland Kayak’s website for pricing information!