Nashville’s Best Photo Spots

This building is a full-scale replica of its namesake in Athens, down to the 42-foot statue of Zeus' favorite daughter. Built in 1897 for the Tennessee Centennial Exposition, it now functions as an art museum.

Completed in 1892, this historic landmark primarily operates as a concert venue. Features gleaming wooden pews, stenciled artwork, and amazing acoustics. Take a tour for about $20 and see where bluegrass was...

Nashville is the home of country music present and past. This capital city is home to the Country Music Hall of Fame which memorializes artists in this genre which has had a substantial influence on rock 'n'...

The tour must be reserved in advance and you do have to pay a nominal fee of $5 per person but you get it back in the form of a rebate if you buy a box of luscious chocolates. Olive & Sinclair are the makers...

Officially the AT&T Building, this skyscraper is noted for two thin steeples the ends which resemble the ears of the masked hero in black. Even though the building looks like an example of the spendthrift wa...

Housed in a large, rectangular brick building, the collection includes photos, videos, and memorabilia seamlessly weaved together. Almost 50 years (as well as his youth) are included in the exhibits. Visit t...

The Grand Ole Opry was established in 1925 and has been a fixture in Tennessee every since. Achieving worldwide fame, the Grand Ole Opry claims to have "made country music famous." Famous faces have certainl...

You've heard "honky tonk" being used in casual conversations, but perhaps never understood what it meant. According to the Honky Tonk Highway website, it "contains at least one rockin' stage, cold beverages,...

This honky tonk three stages (one on each floor) on which live bands play every night. There are a total of four floors, all the more space to let people stomp, dance, and drink. Like any honky tonk worthy o...

There's plenty of love that goes into the food served up at the Loveless Cafe. In 1951, Lon and Annie Loveless planted the seeds of their business by selling fried chicken door-to-door. Now they have a full ...

Exhibits featuring country legend Willie Nelson are displayed alongside his friends which include other legends such as Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, and Patsy Cline. It's a small museum, but chock-full of p...

Nashville was founded on January 1, 1780 by James Robertson. At that time he and the people he traveled with called it Fort Nashborough. The settlers sheltered here in 20 log cabins. Today, the fort has been...

A neat office and retail locale known for cultivating up-and-coming start-ups and homegrown, unique boutiques, the IDEA Hatchery offers 8 spaces to those with the spirit of entrepreneurship. Founded after th...