Nashville

Quirky Attraction: The Nashville Parthenon

Find a full-scale replica of the famous Greek Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee.

The Lane Motor Museum has a massive collection of antique European vehicles, prototypes and alternative fuel cars.

One of the multiple dead presidents in Nashville is James Polk, who lies near the Tennessee state capitol.

Artists from Elvis Presley to Kings of Leon are honored with stars at Nashville’s Music City Walk of Fame.

A replica of the original settlement of Nashville sits along the Cumberland River.

RCA Studio B in Nashville is a legendary studio where dozens of hit songs have been recorded.

From dead president statues to cowboy boot warehouses, downtown Nashville is an interesting and cool place.

You can tour President Andrew Jackson’s former home, the Hermitage, to see an 1830s mansion and his grave site.

Find handwritten Johnny Cash setlists, old Grammy Awards and Elvis Presley Cadillacs at the Country Music Hall of Fame.

The Dukes of Hazzard has its own museum in Nashville, Tennessee, and it’s free to visit.