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Worth a visit. Impressive collection of Johnny Cash memorabilia.

Worth visiting!!!

The Country Music Hall of Fame was established in 1961 at the initiative of the Country Music Association to honor significant artists of the genre. Initially purely symbolic, the hall of fame received its own building on Nashville's Music Row in 1967. Later, a library, a recording studio, and a historic printing press were added. Since 2001, the museum has been located in downtown Nashville. It displays exhibits, personal artifacts, and honors musicians—one of the highest honors in country music.

Shelby Bottoms Greenway stretches through a natural area along the Cumberland River, connecting Two Rivers Park with Shelby Bottoms via a paved pedestrian/bike bridge. It’s a smooth path surrounded by greenery and shared with pedestrians, so if needed, slow down and enjoy the view.

Percy Warner Parks is one of the two parks (the other being Edwin Warner Park) that makes up the Warner Parks. Together they are a combined 3,100-acre expanse, and are among the largest municipally managed parks in the state and are listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Both Warner Parks feature extensive trails for hiking, running, and horseback riding, making them popular with outdoor enthusiasts. Percy Warner Park is 2,600 acres, making it the larger of the two parks. The park's most iconic feature is the Allée, a dramatic, stone staircase leading to scenic views and serving as a popular spot for photos. Percy Warner Park also boasts a variety of other well-maintained trails of varying difficulty, making it accessible to casual joggers and serious hikers alike.

The Cumberland River Greenway is a 9-mile multi-use trail that follows the arc of the Cumberland River around downtown Nashville, Tennessee. The paved, smooth, generally flat trail connects several key points, including Ted Rhodes Park and Metro Riverfront Park, providing scenic views of the river and the city skyline. It it popular for various activities including walking, running, biking, and inline skating. The greenway also offers access to notable sites like Morgan Park and Bicentennial Mall State Park via short spurs. Parking is available at multiple locations, including Ted Rhodes Park, Great Circle Road Trailhead, and Riverfront Park.

Monuments and green landscapes showcase the state's history at Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park.

Musica is a striking public art installation located at the Music Row Roundabout in Nashville, Tennessee. Created by artist Alan LeQuire and unveiled in 2003, the sculpture celebrates the city's deep connection to music and creativity. Standing at 38 feet tall, it features nine larger-than-life nude figures dancing in a circular formation, symbolizing the joy and universality of music across cultures and genres. The bronze sculpture is a centerpiece of Music Row, an area synonymous with Nashville's music industry, and is a well-known local landmark.