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The Memphis Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum offers a comprehensive look at the Memphis music scene. A digital audio tour guide gives visitors a look inside seven galleries, ample songs and musical memorabilia.

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The National Civil Rights Museum documents the Civil Rights Movement while providing present-day context. The museum provides guests with interactive exhibitions and tours.

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The Stax Museum of American Soul Music, located where the former Stax Records building once stood, pays tribute to all of the artists who recorded there with a rare collection of more than 2,000 interactive exhibits, films, a ...

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The Memphis Zoo is the most-visited Memphis attraction and features exhibits of animals from across the world.

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Whitehaven offers everything you'd find at a typical highway rest stop — a place to park your car, stretch your legs and take advantage of restrooms and refreshments. But the historic Western Kentucky landmark just off Inte ...

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Southern cooking meets onstage productions at Chaffin’s Barn Dinner Theatre, a long-time venue in Nashville where hundreds visit each year.

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The Lotz House, a historic museum in downtown Franklin, tells the story of the Battle of Franklin, a pivotal battle in the Civil War.

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Explore historic Franklin, Tenn., a town rich with history. Franklin on Foot provides a variety of guided tours that showcase Southern culture -- and an assortment of haunting memories.

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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 Nash ...

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From sports to educational, cultural and social activities, the Gordon Jewish Community Center has something for people of all faiths — or none.

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Whether it’s toasty outside during the summer months or during the blustery winter days, there’s one place in Nashville in which nature is thriving. Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art is the premier location for ...

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Belle Meade Plantation, located six miles west of Nashville, gives visitors a glimpse into the past of war, slaves and horse breeding.

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The U.S. Space & Rocket Center, home to space camp and the Aviation Challenge, features informative exhibitions and real-life simulations.

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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 pocke ...

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The Bluebird Café, a popular destination that draws music lovers in droves, features music from potential hitmakers in the industry.

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Nashville’s dance scene is not only crowded with cowboy boots, but ballet shoes, as well. By leaps and bounds, The Nashville Ballet is helping classic dance gain ground as country chic.

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Climb Nashville, located 3630 Redmon Street, is the Mecca of wall climbing equipment offered in the city. The facility has friendly and experienced people on staff to help guide you during your ascent to the top.

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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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The Belcourt Theatre reaches out to Nashville’s independent film, music and performance art fans.

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The Upper Room Chapel and Museum was formerly an iconic Catholic Church located close to Downtown Nashville. The place of worship was later turned into a museum for visitors to enjoy both a spiritual and historical experience ...

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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 ...

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