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Nashville City Guide |
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Things to Do In Nashville |
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Opryland Hotel Indoor Garden and Collections: Plan you stay in the serene beauty of these three nationally acclaimed indoor gardens known by the name The Conservatory, The Cascades, and The Delta. The Conservatory is situated on two acres of land that is completely devoted to tropical plants. It is a green clean experience that one gets in the Conservatory. The Cascades is also spread over two acres of land featuring beautiful waterfalls surging into a 12,500 square-foot indoor lake. And the Delta covers a larger area that is of 4.5 acres comprising of a lovely fountain, restaurants and shops. A river runs through the Delta offering Passenger boats. You can avail all this fun absolutely free, no admission charges.
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum: It is a must see for music lovers. Explore the chronicles of music while viewing over 3000 stage costumes, original songs manuscripts and musical instruments. This museum has many of the personal items of music legends exhibited like Elvis' solid gold Cadillac. One admission ticket includes viewing the historical RCA Studio and the Music Row walking tour. This complete thing to do requires around two hours and if you take group entry you can avail discounts. Children under age five have no free admission.
Nash Trash Tours: When you want to top up your tour to the Music City with some extra fun just board the funniest bus in the town. The Nash Trash Tours take you for a fun filled journey through Nashville. The Jugg Sisters are your hostesses and they will make you laugh and sing all through the tour. As the tacky pink bus covers the major tourist attractions in the city, the Jugg Sisters keep up with their satirical and very risqué commentary. This tour is not one of the sophisticated tours as the passengers are free to drink alcohol and have a great time, so it is better to leave your kids at home.
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