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Warner Parks: a natural, refreshing surprise
Edward and Percy Warner Parks, known collectively as Warner Parks, are the largest municipally administered parks in Tennessee. Together, the parks stretch 2,684 acres of green forests, dirt trails and ample wildlife for Nashville’s nature enthusiasts.

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Adventure Science Center: walk on the moon and visit the stars

Adventure Science Center: walk on the moon and visit the stars
At the Adventure Science Museum in Nashville, you can discover how a human is able to lift a car, or explore the human body by crawling through a beating heart. The fun never stops at the Adventure Science Museum, open seven days a week. Oh, and you just might learn something while you're there!

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Fort Negley gives visitors a close look at history

Fort Negley gives visitors a close look at history
A historical icon in Nashville history, Fort Negley tells the story of the Union’s capture of Nashville in 1862 with guided tours, photos and more.

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Tennessee State Museum: a portal to the past

Tennessee State Museum: a portal to the past
Located on Deadrick Street in the center of downtown Nashville, the Tennessee State Museum provides a comprehensive account of the state’s rich history —— from prehistoric Indian cultures through "The Age of Jackson,” "The New South" and beyond.

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The Nashville Symphony: a classic musical experience

The Nashville Symphony: a classic musical experience
Watch a performance by the seven-time Grammy Award-winning Nashville Symphony at the $123.5 million Schermerhorn Symphony Center in downtown Nashville.

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The Belcourt: A place for indie movie and music lovers

The Belcourt: A place for indie movie and music lovers
The Belcourt Theatre reaches out to Nashville’s independent film, music and performance art fans.

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Climb Nashville: Reaching new heights

Climb Nashville: Reaching new heights
Climb Nashville, located 3630 Redmon Street, is the Mecca of wall climbing equipment offered in the city. The facility has friendly and experienced people on staff to help guide you during your ascent to the top.

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Nashville Farmers Market: It's fun, fresh and local

Nashville Farmers Market: It's fun, fresh and local
The Nashville Farmers Market, located downtown on Rosa Parks Boulevard, is one of the city’s largest gathering places for good deals on fruits and vegetables from local vendors. But more than that, the market caters to crowds looking for quality foods while supporting local growers.

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Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist

Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist
The Wildhorse Saloon, Nashville’s popular entertainment venue, sends thousands galloping to the club for country music, dancing and food. Located in the center of Music City’s upbeat nightlife, The Wildhorse aims to entertain throughout the night.

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Nashville Ballet keeps Tennessee on its toes

Nashville Ballet keeps Tennessee on its toes
Nashville’s dance scene is not only crowded with cowboy boots, but ballet shoes, as well. By leaps and bounds, The Nashville Ballet is helping classic dance gain ground as country chic.

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