Over the weekend, I have been talking to several of my riders about historical stops in Nashville. Nashville was founded in 1779 near the Cumberland River with Fort Nashboro. Throughout the city, you'll find plenty of great historical stops. Each area offers historical significance to the city of Nashville. Here is a list of great historical stops throughout Nashville.
Parthenon at Centennial Park
Cheekwood
Belle Meade Winery and Mansion
Belmont Mansion
Hermitage Plantation
Fort Nashboro
Fort Negley
Opryland Hotel
Grand Ole Opry
Ryman Auditorium
Printer's Alley
Bicentennial Mall
Tennessee State Museum
Municipal Auditorium with the Musicians Hall of Fame
Country Music Hall of Fame
Music Row along 16th and 17th Avenue
Union Station Hotel
Marathon Motor Works Village
These locations offer plenty of history and are definitely ones to add to the lists when visiting Nashville. Some of these stops date back to the 1800s, and others began around the 1900s. The historic significance of Nashville is interesting, from founding to the Civil War era to the beginning of music in Nashville. This is definitely a place you'll enjoy. #ridingwithkurt
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