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Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum salutes lesser-known artists

Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum salutes lesser-known artists
Some of the world’s lesser-known artists are getting their due recognition in Nashville at the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum.

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Scarritt-Bennett Center: Relax for business and pleasure

Scarritt-Bennett Center: Relax for business and pleasure
Combined with sprawling gardens, meeting rooms and overnight accommodations, the Scarritt-Bennett Center provides an away-from-it-all environment for business or pleasure. Yet, the center is within walking distance of Music Row, Vanderbilt University and area shops and restaurants.

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Lane Motor Museum : an up-close look at rare cars

Lane Motor Museum : an up-close look at rare cars
At the Lane Motor Museum, car lovers can mingle with while looking at some of the world’s most rare and interesting cars — and without a velvet rope standing in the way of an up-close look.

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General Jackson Showboat: a legendary river cruise

General Jackson Showboat: a legendary river cruise
The General Jackson is a 300-foot paddle-wheel boat that takes diners on a ride along the river as they enjoy a midday meal or an evening feast. The boat, which claims to be the largest showboat in the world, sails past some of the city’s iconic and historical landmarks with a backdrop of Downtown Nashville during its trip.

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Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist

Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist
The Wildhorse Saloon, Nashville’s popular entertainment venue, sends thousands galloping to the club for country music, dancing and food. Located in the center of Music City’s upbeat nightlife, The Wildhorse aims to entertain throughout the night.

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Nashville Public Library offers many treats

Nashville Public Library offers many treats
The Nashville Public Library’s main branch, located on Church Street, is alive with programs, technology, art and magnificent architecture.

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Tennessee State Museum: a portal to the past

Tennessee State Museum: a portal to the past
Located on Deadrick Street in the center of downtown Nashville, the Tennessee State Museum provides a comprehensive account of the state’s rich history —— from prehistoric Indian cultures through "The Age of Jackson,” "The New South" and beyond.

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Centennial Park: a place to relax and refresh

Centennial Park: a place to relax and refresh
Whether it’s for a picnic among friends or a solitary leisure jog, Centennial Park is waiting to envelope you in lush green lawns and winding walking trails.

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Radnor Lake State Natural Area: tranquil trails

Radnor Lake State Natural Area: tranquil trails
Peaceful and serene are words commonly used to describe the setting at Radnor Lake State Natural Area. Tennessee's first natural area and protected eco-system offers hiking, cycling and wildlife watching in a 1,200-acre pocket of wilderness just outside of Nashville.

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Warner Parks: a natural, refreshing surprise

Warner Parks: a natural, refreshing surprise
Edward and Percy Warner Parks, known collectively as Warner Parks, are the largest municipally administered parks in Tennessee. Together, the parks stretch 2,684 acres of green forests, dirt trails and ample wildlife for Nashville’s nature enthusiasts.

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