The world's only full-scale reproduction of the famous Greek temple, Nashville's Parthenon features the city's art Museum and Arthena Parthenos. At close to 42 feet in height, the Athena is the tallest indoor sculpture in the western world.

Every week, the Grand Ole Opry broadcasts live, on 650 WSM AM, Sirius Satellite Radio and www.Opry.com, the longest-running radio show, since 1925.

Want to see for yourself how country music has changed? Through the live performances and country music memorabilia, that's exactly what you'll do. Then why not savor a southern-style meal at the SoBro Grill.

One of the world's most historic recording studios. RCA Studio B has produced over 1,000 top ten hits from Elvis Presley, Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson and more.

This former home of the Grand Ole Opry has undergone a $8.5 million renovation. By day, live the auditorium's history and at night come back for a musical experience from just about any genre of music -- bluegrass, gospel, pop, country and classical, they've all played here.

No visit to Nashville is complete without a trip to the zoo! Check out any of the popular exhibits -- African elephant habitat, Grassmere Historic Home and Farm, the Unseen New World, Bamboo Trail, Entry Village, Critter Encounters or the Jungle Gym.

Cheekwood features the award-winning Museum of Art in the original Cheek mansion. The surrounding 55 acres include 10 botanical gardens and Woodland Sculpture Garden.

Since the early 1960s, performers have stepped onstage with the hopes of being discovered. One visit and you may say, "I knew him/her when..."

The Tennessee State Capitol stands today much as it did when completed in 1859; several areas have been restored to their 19th century appearance.