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Traveler Rating
166 reviews 24 travel blogs 14 photos Attraction Type:
Monument, Statue, Other, Landmark/point of interest
Traveler PhotosThe Parthenon Nashville
Related BlogsThe Parthenon Nashville
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The Nashville Tour!
... the Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum since it was only a couple blocks away. It was getting late and I wanted to see the Parthenon, the only life size replica in the world of the one in Athens. This one was originally built to be a temporary structure ...
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Women, cast your vote
... a city of diversity - from Andrew Jackson's Hermitage to the Grand Old Opry; from the giant statue of Athena in the Parthenon to the largest wood carving in the world of The Last Supper in The Upper Room Chapel. Nashville, Tennessee Population ...
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Trial Run
... Greece) I walked around outside, made a few pictures, but mainly just enjoyed the warm Spring sun. The Parthenon replica was falling apart. A fence had been installed to prevent people from approaching the building.This precaution was needed to ...
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Downtown Nasville
... up and walking most days to combat the food on slaughter and doing sit ups. On Saturday we went on a tour Nashville. We saw the Parthenon, Music row (all the recording studios), Oprayland ( a massive hotel), Grand Old Opry (there is an old one ...
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Pub Crawls, BBQ and Sweet Tea - Tennessee ROCKS!!!
... Country Music hall of fame as they close early on Sundays and we were really enjoying the plantation. We headed downtown to visit the Parthenon and surrounding parks. (see pics). Then we made a quick reservation for the Haunted Pub Crawl. We met our ...
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Day 8
... and around the corner - so when we got there, we started the line and people lined up behind us. Then we walked around the Parthenon in Centennial Park - and headed to the Bicentennial Mall in front of the State Capital... Oh, we can't forget that we ...
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My Day in Music City
... I zipped over to Nashville's Centennial Park where they have a full-size and historically accurate (as much as possible) replica of the Parthenon from Athens. The structure is actually a rebuilt version of a plaster Parthenon that was built for ...
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Tennessee--Nashville, City of Fun!
... of Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper; the Parthenon (built 1921) in Centennial Park, a full-size recreation of the Parthenon in Athens (Nashville is called the "Athens of the South"); Vanderbilt and Belmont Universities; and Music Row, the area of ...
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The Rainy Road To Nashville
... for country music so we decided to spend our last remaining hours of daylight visiting the non-traditional Nashville landmarks. The Parthenon was cool, but getting "2-for-1" domestic beers (1.50 bottles) at a local bar was slightly more ...
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Sojourn to Nashville and it's Hermitage
... spend the day as we love to explore our country's history. Andrew Jackson was the seventh President of the United States, the first President from the West (Tennessee at that time was considered the Western USA). Jackson ...
The Parthenon Map
- Centennial Park
- Scarlett Begonia
- Exit/In
- Sarratt Gallery at Vanderbilt University
- The End
- Elder's Book Store
- The Great Escape
- Manuel Exclusive Clothier
- Local Color Gallery
- Hartzler-Towner Multicultural Museum
- Upper Room
- Vanderbilt University
- Music Row
- A Thousand Faces
- BookMan BookWoman
- Pangaea
- Social Graces
- All Fired Up
- Hadley Park
- Fire Finch