Tennessee Presidential Trail
We look forward to seeing you in Tennessee. Come explore our U.S. treasures like the Tennessee Presidential Trail. Please visit the individual sites for more information on hours of operation as you plan your next trip.
Nashville Armory
WHO WE ARE:
Nashville Armory Ranges is the hub for the two premier shooting facilities in Tennessee, Nashville Armory and Franklin Range. Each store offers an impressive retail showroom, classrooms, and state of the art indoor shooting range. Our facilities rank as one of the largest and most advanced firearm facilities in the country. Nashville Armory and Franklin Range’s retail shop offers a full line of firearms, accessories, ammunition, apparel, and knives. Our range features climate-controlled pistol and rifle rated bays and our training center offers a wide variety of classes for any skill level lead by our multi-level certified instructors.
WHY WE’RE DIFFERENT:
We know that buying a firearm can be an intimidating experience. Armory Ranges has a different mold in mind: open, modern and clean. Armory Ranges facilities pride themselves on having no attitude and a no-pressure staff. Whether it’s your first time holding a firearm, or you’re an experienced shooter, you will be met and guided by professionals whose only goal is to provide a safe and comfortable environment in which to assist you with your personal shooting needs.
WHAT WE DO:
BUY: Offering the finest names in the industry, and boasting a wide selection of new and pre-owned firearms, suppressors, optics, knives, apparel, and shooting accessories. Our knowledgeable sales professionals will help meet any shooter’s needs.
TRADE: From a Basic Handgun Carry Permit Class to an Advanced Defensive Carbine course, our certified instructors are committed to helping you reach your shooting potential.
SHOOT: Our ranges offer indoor rifle or pistol shooting in climate controlled bays on the most advanced wireless target systems available for an unparalleled shooting experience.
Hours 1: Mon – Fri 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Hours 2: Mon – Fri 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Saturday 9:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Address 1: 4290 Kenilwood, Nashville, TN 37210
Address 2: Franklin Range, 390 Southwards Drive, Franklin, TN 37064
Greenways of Nashville
Our Mission
Greenways for Nashville’s mission is to create, preserve, and promote a system of greenways in Nashville and Davidson County. We advocate preservation and protection of natural and cultural areas, development of community recreational opportunities, and acquisition of land for preservation as greenways and parks. As a conservation organization, we are committed to doing our part to ensure equitable access to all members of our community so that they may safely experience an inviting network of greenways for health, recreation, wellness, and healing.
What Are The Greenways?
Greenways are linear parks and trails that connect neighborhoods to schools, parks, transportation, shopping and work. Often located along natural landscape features like streams, rivers and ridges, or along built features, such as railroad corridors and scenic highways, greenways provide valuable greenspace for conservation, recreation and alternative transportation.
Greenways provide all citizens barrier-free access to natural resources and recreational opportunities.
Nashville’s greenways are primarily based along our eight major water corridors: the Cumberland River, Browns Creek, Harpeth River, Stones River, Mill Creek, Richland Creek, Seven Mile Creek and Whites Creek.
Greenways are:
- In demand by Nashvillians and visitors
- Developed through cooperation with the community
- Built by Metro Parks and overseen by the Greenways Commission, which advises the Park Board
- Supported by Greenways for Nashville, a private-sector nonprofit friends group
Why Are They Important?
Greenways are an essential component for the economic and environmental vitality of Nashville. Greenways are created to:
- Build a network of trails and open spaces in Davidson County, linking neighborhoods, schools, parks and commercial areas.
- Provide readily accessible recreational options in a natural setting, enhancing the health of Nashvillians.
- Support conservation of natural resources including wetlands, floodplains, plant and wildlife habitat, thereby improving air and water quality in our city.
- Provide alternative transportation routes and connectivity as part of Metro’s multi-modal transportation system.
Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar
ABOUT BOURBON STREET BLUES AND BOOGIE BAR
We are OPEN! Join us starting at 4 pm (Mon – Thurs) and 11 am (Fri – Sun).
Welcoming you with a glowing neon sign and twinkling lights from wrought-iron balconies, Bourbon Street Blues and Boogie Bar is impossible to miss. Rooted in Printer’s Alley for over 25 years, thousands of musicians have graced our stage — including legends like James Brown and B.B. King.
Serving up authentic Cajun & Creole food, cold beer, and signature cocktails like the Big Easy Hurricane, we keep the spirit of New Orleans front & center in everything we do. Stop by, and if you have trouble finding us, just listen for the blues floating down the block.
Laissez Les Bons Temps Rouler- Let The Good Times Roll!
Mondays through Thursdays: Open at 4pm
Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays: Opens at 11am
220 Printers Alley, Nashville, TN 37201
Marathon Village
Marathon Village is a creative community/neighborhood born out of the buildings that once housed Marathon Motor Works (1910-1914). The Marathon Automobile company started in Jackson, Tennessee in 1907. It was the first factory to totally manufacture automobiles in the southern United States and the only one to do so until General Motors made the Saturn in 1990.
Today, the building supports a thriving creative community that is a center for commercial, performing, and visual arts. Designed to preserve the historical and architectural significance of the Marathon history while creating a space to be a diverse destination where artists, performers, designers, business professionals, and inventors co-exist.
We have a first-floor retail experience like no other that includes flagship stores from the History Channels’ American Pickers to legendary whiskey makers, Jack Daniels. In addition to shopping, we have a Marathon Motor Works museum showcasing five of the remaining eight Marathon vehicles located in the original MMW showroom.
The Soul Of Music City Night Tour
From the city’s rhythm & blues heritage and honky tonks, to its famous music venues, uncover insider stories and intriguing facts about the people, places, and events responsible for the city’s iconic reputation. It’s an evening filled with music, history and fun and a close-up view of some of the most legendary spots in town.
Lotz House
The home of Johann Albert and Margaretha Lotz and the site of The Battle of Franklin, Built in 1858. The house, which has been on the National Historic Register since 1976 is located in the heart of downtown historic Franklin, Tennessee at “ground zero” of the Battle of Franklin which was a pivotal battle in the American Civil War. On the night of November 29, 1864 approximately 25,000 Northern soldiers retreated from Spring Hill, Tennessee into Franklin, Tennessee. Read More
Madame Tussauds
Madame Tussauds, Nashville’s ONLY interactive music themed was attraction. Built to honor Nashville and it’s deep roots in music history, Madame Tussauds will take you on a musical journey through time alongside a memorable cast of musical guests from the worlds of country, pop, rock, jazz, & blues,
Lane Motor Museum
Lane Motor Museum is one of the few museums in the U.S. to specialize in European cars. Some cars are in showroom condition, while others represent typical aging. Efforts are made to restore each vehicle to near-original specifications. The Museum has been developed in a well-known Nashville landmark, the former Sunbeam Bakery at 702 Murfreesboro Pike. Read More