Raining, cold or too hot outside? There are plenty of fun indoor places to go in Nashville!
Located in Centennial Park, The Parthenon is one of Nashville’s most famous landmarks. It is a full scale model of the original Parthenon in Athens, Greece. It was built in 1897 as the centerpiece for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition. It is the only building created for the Exposition that was preserved by the city after …
Places in Middle Tennessee to Climb, Bounce, and Run for All Ages Are your kids running circles in your house? But it’s too hot or cold or raining? Take them to one of Nashville’s indoor playgrounds! These places have saved our sanity more than once and we had to share them. Where are best indoor …
Brushfire Pottery Studio is located in the Hillsboro area of Nashville, TN. This is a paint your own pottery place perfect for the entire family. When you arrive the first step is to pick out your piece. Brushfire has many options. There is an entire selection of dinnerware. Plates, bowls and large serving pieces are priced …
Have you been to the Hermitage lately? A lot has changed since my first visit as an out of town tourist in 2003. While I had a great time learning about the life of our 7th President, it certainly wasn’t geared toward kids. My next visit in the Spring of 2012, happened shortly after we …
Tucked away in a warehouse in South Nashville, is an 18,000 square-foot arcade paradise. Game Terminal opened in November 2020 and as word spreads, I’m positive will become a Nashville destination. Game Terminal has a large collection of arcade games, pinball machines and an outdoor courtyard with even more games. The amazing part is you …
Soundwaves, Gaylord Opryland’s new indoor water park opened on December 1, 2018. While you do have to spend the night at the hotel, it is a great new option for a family fun staycation. Check out these savings exclusively for Davidson County residents! You can also book a party room for 10 to 30 guests (prices …
The Tennessee State Library opened to the public in it’s new 165,000 square foot building in April. Home to more than 360,000 books and journals, plus 50,330 cassettes of legislative recordings, thousands of boxes of state government records, Supreme Court case files, Governors’ papers, and 5,000 maps, it is THE place to visit to learn …