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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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Radnor Lake State Natural Area: tranquil trails

Radnor Lake State Natural Area: tranquil trails
Peaceful and serene are words commonly used to describe the setting at Radnor Lake State Natural Area. Tennessee's first natural area and protected eco-system offers hiking, cycling and wildlife watching in a 1,200-acre pocket of wilderness just outside of Nashville.

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The Upper Room Chapel and Museum: modest pews, grand experience

The Upper Room Chapel and Museum: modest pews, grand experience
The Upper Room Chapel and Museum was formerly an iconic Catholic Church located close to Downtown Nashville. The place of worship was later turned into a museum for visitors to enjoy both a spiritual and historical experience.

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Cheekwood Botanical Garden: In full bloom all year long

Cheekwood Botanical Garden: In full bloom all year long
Whether it’s toasty outside during the summer months or during the blustery winter days, there’s one place in Nashville in which nature is thriving. Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art is the premier location for garden, art and history enthusiasts. The attraction offers various themed-gardens, art exhibits and historical artifacts that keep visitors returning month after month.

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Gordon Jewish Community Center: swimming, sports, classes and more

Gordon Jewish Community Center: swimming, sports, classes and more
From sports to educational, cultural and social activities, the Gordon Jewish Community Center has something for people of all faiths — or none.

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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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The Bluebird Café: Nashville’s premier listening room

The Bluebird Café: Nashville’s premier listening room
The Bluebird Café, a popular destination that draws music lovers in droves, features music from potential hitmakers in the industry.

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Rock City Gardens: a rockin’ good time

Rock City Gardens: a rockin’ good time
Rock City Gardens is located just six miles from downtown Chattanooga on Lookout Mountain. Rock City is an enchanting, 4,100-foot walking trail showcasing towering rock formations, caves and lush gardens. Nearly half a million visitors from all over the world trek to this natural attraction each year.

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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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Scarritt-Bennett Center: Relax for business and pleasure

Scarritt-Bennett Center: Relax for business and pleasure
Combined with sprawling gardens, meeting rooms and overnight accommodations, the Scarritt-Bennett Center provides an away-from-it-all environment for business or pleasure. Yet, the center is within walking distance of Music Row, Vanderbilt University and area shops and restaurants.

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