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Nashville International Airport 15 min

The Johnny Cash Museum & Cafe (9 min)
This red-brick museum displays pictures & memorabilia from the life of music icon Johnny Cash.

Ryman Auditorium (9 min)
Known as the Mother Church of Country Music, this venue hosts diverse concerts & daily tours.

Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum (6 min)
Exhibits span the history of American recorded music, focusing on the musicians & their instruments.

Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park (15 min)
This 19-acre plaza tells the story of the state's history through plaques, tours & water fountains.

Tootsies Orchid Lounge (8 min)
This historic watering hole and prototypical honky-tonk is across the alley from the Ryman.

The Parthenon (11 min)
Built in 1897, this full-scale replica of the Athenian Parthenon also houses American art galleries.

Frist Art Museum (7 min)
Classic art deco building houses a museum with rotating visual exhibitions & educational programs.

Tennessee State Museum (12 min)
Tracing the state's past through Indian artifacts, replicas of pioneer buildings & Civil War relics.

Nashville Symphony | Schermerhorn Symphony Center (10 min)
Neoclassical building houses performance venue for local & touring classical, pop & jazz concerts.

Centennial Park (10 min)
Urban recreation area with walking paths, band shell, dog park, exercise trail, gardens & museums.

Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (9 min)
Attraction tells the story of popular American music through artifacts & interactive exhibits.

Adventure Science Center (9 min)
Multilevel museum with hands-on exhibits & a planetarium teaches kids about tech, health & ecology.

Belle Meade Historic Site & Winery (16 min)
Greek Revival-style plantation house & grounds dating to the 1840s, with a winery & event spaces.

Grand Ole Opry (16 min)
Visitors come for daily tours & weekly live radio shows featuring classic & new country acts.

Tennessee State Capitol (7 min)
Greek Revival 1845-1859 legislative building & grounds housing the tomb of President James K. Polk.