Wow, the Nashville Parthenon is breathtaking. After paying the $15 admission fee. We immediately…read moreheaded to the Naos to see Athena. After admiring her beautiful statue, we walked through the galleries and treasury. I've been wanting to visit Nashville's Parthenon for years and it was everything I hoped it would be. Check out the website before visiting. It seems to be kept updated with closures, hours, and local events. Plus it contains a wealth of information regarding the exhibits with visitor guides and audio tours.

This place is weird…read more You pay $15 to walk inside a full-size replica of the Parthenon, where the main attraction is an enormous white statue of Athena covered in gold leaf. And then... well, that's pretty much it. Athena herself is certainly impressive, although to my completely untrained eye she looked less like a Greek goddess and more like a giant Buddhist statue that had wandered into the wrong religion. I honestly wasn't sure what I was supposed to do. Bow? Pray? Light some incense? Take a selfie? I settled on staring at her for a few minutes and wondering where my $15 went. There was a little room showing how the sculptor made Athena, but I kept thinking there must be something more. Another exhibit. A secret passage. Something. Nope. Big Athena. Gold leaf. Thank you for coming. And perhaps my biggest question: Why is there a full-size replica of the Parthenon in Nashville in the first place? I'm sure there's a perfectly reasonable historical explanation, but I almost prefer not knowing. Nashville is the Athens of the South?! Seriously, what were they thinking?!! Worth seeing? Maybe once, just because it's so bizarre. Worth $15? That's between you and Athena. Nashville has hot chicken, country music, honky-tonks... and, for reasons I still don't fully understand, the Parthenon. It's weird.

This presidential site is a-must visit attraction when you are in the Nashville area. Happy to…read morehave learned a few more history lessons. Had lunch at their cozy cafe and bought a few souvenirs from their gift shop.

Came here on June 5, 2026 to visit Andrew Jackson's home. It was a gorgeous sunny day, and we…read moreenjoyed the tour of his estate! It was hard for the youngest kiddo to remain behind the line while inside the house, but we managed to get through it without causing too much trouble! :) The older lady guide downstairs was very strict, and the young one upstairs was so chill. We enjoyed the lush garden outside in the backyard; that's also where the President was buried. The video introduction at the museum when you first enter was very interesting, and good preview of his life and legacy. Stopped by the gift shop to get some souvenirs and toys for the kids. Everyone walked away happy!

This was my third time visiting this venue and I have to say, it's really grown on me. My last…read morevisit here we checked out the Disney immersive experience and, if it's still running as you read this, go see it because was amazing! I'm not a huge Disney fan but, who doesn't love Aladdin, Wreck-It Ralph, Snow White, and the entire Encanto familia singing loud ballads from floor to ceiling? My wife is a huge Disney person and absolutely love this and wants to come back for a second trip. Also, this is the first time I've been to an immersive experience, and I've actually liked the merchandise they have for sale in the lobby. We definitely walked out with a few Mickey Mouse mugs and some coloring books for the kids. This place is hard to find on your first visit as the entrance is located on the back of the building, facing the parking garage. By the way, the parking garage at faces that's all free parking for guests of the Lighthouse Art Space. This place is in the bustling neighborhood of Green Hills, so there are plenty of places to eat afterwards. Have fun!

The thought put into this is immaculate. I am a sucker for Christmas themed activities, so when the…read moreopportunity to come to this as Yelp Elite came about, I had to sign up. Parking is free, there is a huge garage right there or street parking so no need to worry about where to leave your car. I highly suggest going upstairs to see the show as well as look at the cool mirror type structures up there that make the experience look even cooler. I can't wait for the next immersive experience, hoping for the Disney one to pop up on Yelp Elite events!!

It was my first time attending Taste of West Nashville, and I was blown away by the number of…read morevendors and the variety of food. From creamy scoops of Koko's Ice Cream to flavorful dumplings and so many other delicious bites, every booth had something worth trying. The live music and friendly atmosphere made it feel like a true neighborhood celebration. The $25 minimum donation was more than worth it--especially with a swag bag valued well above that amount. Huge thanks to all the generous vendors and volunteers who made it happen. Knowing the event supports Dream Streets and their mission to uplift local families made the night even more meaningful.

This event was so much fun! It was my first time going and I definitely can't wait to go back again…read morein the future! The vendors were all amazing and it was so much fun getting to try so many things. Huge shout out to Eat Bubbles! They have the best boba and I always love seeing them at events.

The whole event was amazing. The people here are awesome - they are definitely my kind of people…read more The whole vibe was relaxed and just happy. The beers were so many we couldn't try them all. They had wrestling! It was so much fun. The rock cover band played some awesome 90s alternative which is my sweet spot (thank gods no country!) We will be making this a yearly thing for us!

Full disclosure: Yelp Nashville has been a sponsor of this event since it's inception 3 years ago…read more (Hint: You don't see me writing rave reviews about all the events Yelp sponsors now, do you?) Now that the formality is over.... Although, Yelp was a sponsor this year, this was the first year that I attended (without working onsite) and boy did this broad have a mighty fine time! Don't just take my word for it though... there is a reason why this event has sold out in just minutes since year one. Seriously. I do believe that the tickets sold out in 2-4 minutes this year. Some people complain about this but I think it's a positive thing that they limit the tickets to ensure that they have the bandwidth to support a "great experience" for their attendees. You'd also be complaining if they grew too quickly and ran out of beer, food, or space too, so just let them do their thang because they do it well. From the carefully curated list of craft beer tastings onsite and the Music City Roots stage to the Whole Foods VIP area and food trucks, this is an event that is loved by the community. Tickets are $40 and you get as many beer tasting as you'd like from great breweries from our hometown and beyond. Some of my faves are : Schlafly (I'm a St.Louie girl) French Broad Yazoo Flat 12 Jackalope Lagunitas Calfkiller (name is horrid but beer is delish) Brooklyn Brewery Lazy Magnolia but there were many more onsite. You can also get your learn-on with the Craft Beer Education series they have during the event. We arrived an hour into the festival and had no issued finding parking across the street ($10). It was a very fun event and totally worth the horrific hangover the next day. See you at the next one or at one of the organizer's (Rhizome Productions) other festivals/events that include: Nashville Craft Beer Week Brew at the Zoo 12 South Winter Warmer Nashville Whiskey Festival Yelp365#43

Loved this park - had a great time and the food was pretty good!…read more We only had one problem which was immediately taken care of - kids throwing food from the suites above to the lower deck. Once we go the usher's attention, he took care of it. After that .. we were back to enjoying the game. It is a beautiful park and the surrounding area is nice as well. Would I go back? Yes

Our first time at a minor league game and I have to say I really enjoyed it…read more If you've ever been to Petco park, you know the crowds, lack of affordable seating (nosebleed seats are not fun) can be off putting, not to mention the high cost of parking and traffic. So needless to say, this was such a nice surprise. While we were lucky enough to have been invited to a suite, looking around there is not a bad seat in the house. Lots of younger kids were in the stands, so I am looking forward to bringing my grandsons. Its a cashless facility, which I've never experienced before. I use my credit card for everything to get points, so it didnt bother me. The facility was pretty clean and I was happy to see a station for nursing mothers. Things like that truly show a family friendly vibe and I am here for it. The lines at the snack stands didnt seem too bad, and the baseball was full of oh no and oh yea moments. We even got a few full rowd boos over play calls. Nothing to do on a Friday night? Check out the Sounds at First Horizon Park!

Could the Festival of Lights at Franklin measure up to the description in the paper? The only way…read moreto find out would be to ride through and see, so that we did. This Christmas light display supports a charity- FrankTown Open Hearts. Once through the gate, we kinda got lost- my wife drove over a traffic cone and killed it. Some creative person put a of thought into this display. For example, an English folk song, The Twelve Days of Christmas, stretched twelve days worth of displays of moving lights along the twisting road. Another, the Elf's Workshop, was an explosion of moving colored parts. Really beautiful. Can't forget the Wise Men and their big, glumping camels. There were these displays and a whole lot more. I recommend that everyone come to the Ag Center to see these lights...just don't kill any traffic cones like we did. Five stars for the Festival of Lights.

wasn't really feeling it yanno…read more not too bad overall I came here Christmas Day around 7p. There were no lines so that's nice. Went to a couple others in TN and in OH, this is going to sound hella snobby lol, they had synced lights, cool tunnels, the whole 9. This one has to up its game for sure.

You really need to enjoy old farm and agriculture. We do and liked the museum. If you don't you…read moremight not like it. The bathrooms were very clean however it lacked toilet paper.

Nice way to kill 15 min. Nice employees. Restrooms. Two floors of agricultural artifacts to look at.read more