Tag: Nashville
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Experiencing the Immersive Van Gogh Exhibit in Nashville {Tennessee}
We weren’t exactly “art people,” but the Immersive Van Gogh experience in Nashville completely surprised us. Here’s what it was like, where we found the best view, and why we watched it twice.
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Visiting the Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville {Tennessee}
The Country Music Hall of Fame is one of Nashville’s best places to explore the history of country music. Here’s what we discovered inside the museum, from the Bristol Sessions and Elvis to iconic costumes, instruments, records, and the artists who shaped Music City.
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Tennessee State Museum: Exploring History in Nashville {Tennessee}
The Tennessee State Museum in Nashville takes visitors through Tennessee history from prehistoric times to the present, with fascinating exhibits covering the state’s people, culture, music, whiskey, wars and more.
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Visiting Gaylord Opryland at Christmas: A Walk Through the Atriums {Tennessee}
Wandering through the beautiful atriums of Gaylord Opryland at Christmas is an experience all its own. Come along as we explore the resort’s gardens, waterfalls, Christmas trees, and festive decorations.
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The Hermitage Nashville: Exploring Andrew Jackson’s Home and Legacy {Tennessee}
Step inside The Hermitage, explore Andrew Jackson’s historic home and gardens, and discover the complicated stories of the people who lived and worked on the estate.
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Radnor Lake State Park {Tennessee}
We finally got our Tennessee state park passport book! After a year of seeing as many of the state parks as we could, now we’ll have to go back through and see them again so we can get the official stamp in our book. So we started out our goal with a visit to Radnor…
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Bicentennial Capital Mall State Park {Tennessee}
Happy Birthday to the state of Tennessee! On this day in 1796, Tennessee moved from being a territory to a state. And what better way to celebrate the birth of the state that we now we call home than by visiting the State Capital in Nashville. The park that has been created at the foot…
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The Athena Parthenon- Centennial Park {Tennessee}
Did you know that Nashville is called the ‘Athens of the South’? Because of Nashville being a central point in the cross roads of trade throughout the country and their focus on education they were compared to the great city of Athens. And from there the Parthenon was created. They even have their own Parthenon…
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Radnor Lake State Park {Tennessee}
We had all kinds of plans of things we wanted to do this weekend, but then they didn’t work out because of the weather. But we did find our way to Radnor Lake, just outside of Nashville, and enjoyed a lovely rainy afternoon walking the trails of the park. We made our way around the…