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A great place to begin a sightseeing excursion of Tennessee's capital is at Capitol Hill, where you'll be greeted by a statue of President Andrew Jackson. After studying the Greek revival details on the facade of the Tennessee State Capitol, check out the replica of the original Parthenon Temple that stands as the centerpiece at Centennial Park. When you're done absorbing the rich history and architecture of Nashville, head over to LP Field or Bridgestone Arena, to watch the city's professional sports teams in action.

Getting Around

After you land at Nashville International Airport (BNA), you could pick up a rental car and merge onto I-40 for a quick drive to Downtown Nashville. I-440 is a half loop that you can use to navigate the southern part of the city and reach neighboring communities like Brentwood. If you prefer to use public transportation to navigate the core of Nashville, hop on a Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority bus.

Hints and Tips

Nashville is dubbed The Home of Country Music, so be sure to visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Explore the Music Valley entertainment complex to listen to local underground artists, who may be on the verge of making major breakthroughs in this genre. When you get hungry, satisfy your appetite with authentic Nashville hot chicken that's served with coleslaw and french fries.