Category Archives: Tennessee

Downtown Nashville is absolutely dazzling with neon lights. It’s loaded with honky tonks, saloons, restaurants, and people! From girls on their bachelorette parties and country singers trying to make it big, you’ll see countless cowboy boots. No matter what your … Continue reading →

A staple in Music City since 1879, Hatch Show Print has been printing posters, creating excitement, and selling shows for ages. Plastered on the sides of buildings those passing by would learn from these colorful posters about the circus coming … Continue reading →

Located in downtown in a gorgeous marble building from the 1930s that used to be Nashville’s main post office is the Frist Art Museum. It is the premiere space to experience the arts in the city. Admission is paid, but … Continue reading →

The heat in Nashville is no joke, so stifling at times all you want to do is jump in the nearest body of water. Percy Priest Lake is that place, its perimeter lined with parks and resorts. Anderson Beach is … Continue reading →

From the urban parking lot filled with great assets such as skate park, swimming pool, and disc golf course, hikers should head under the colorful tunnel covered in murals into a natural wonderland. The expansive pedestrian bridge is a significantly … Continue reading →

Before we even walked in there was a hawk perched high above, watching us as we watched it. A sign of good things to come, and Shelby Bottoms Greenway would not disappoint. Parking is free and easy, head under the … Continue reading →

If you’re the type that enjoys peace and quiet on the trails, Beaman Park is a top choice. Although the park is only 15 minutes from downtown, it feels like a different world. Once you pass the creek, you probably … Continue reading →

How a city integrates with nature is always an interesting balance to observe. Radnor Lake is one of the most diverse natural locations in the Nashville area, you are almost guaranteed to see a wonderful variety of wildlife on your … Continue reading →

Nashville has been dubbed the Athens of the South, so it’s only proper that the city would have its own Parthenon. An exact replica of the iconic building (the only one of its kind) is located in Centennial Park, one … Continue reading →

Few act so bold an entire time period are named for them. Controversial as he always was, Andrew Jackson was born fatherless and without fortune – a true self made man. At thirteen he served in the Revolutionary War, became … Continue reading →