Top 10 Things To Do, Activities and Attractions in Lebanon

"The Parthenon is located in Nashville’s Centennial Park and is one of the city’s most unique attractions. Replicas of authentic Grecian statues depicting Greek gods and goddesses offer and opportunity for guests to learn more about classical architecture. Many guests also choose to stop by the Tennessee Art Museum which houses approximately 60 works of art by well-known 19th and 20th century artists"

"Nashville's most iconic landmark, the famous reproduction of Athens' Parthenon, is located in Centennial Park and is just a short walk west of the city center. Originally built of wood in 1897 to commemorate the state's centenary, it was later rebuilt in cement on the same site. Today, it stands as an impressively accurate full-scale replica of the original Greek temple."

"Did you know that Nashville was home to a full-scale replica of the Parthenon?. Located in the heart of Centennial Park with paths and open areas for picnics and sports, there is something for everyone here. Inside the Parthenon is an art museum which for only $6 is a real bargain."

"It’s one of the longest pedestrian bridges in the world, taking you right over the Cumberland River. Bring your camera; the views of the Nashville skyline can’t be beat!. Music City is also a short drive away from surrounding small towns that make great day trips from Nashville."

"Crossing the Cumberland River below and connecting downtown to East Nashville, this pedestrian-only bridge offers the perfect skyline view of Music City’s most famous buildings."

"With all the amazing activities going on in the great city of Nashville, taking a trip to see The Tennessee State Capitol is an absolute must!. The cool part is that they give FREE guided tours for the entire family to be able to walk about and learn about the inner workings of the government. Not only is it educational, but the architecture of the capital building is beautiful as well."

"The limestone Greek Revival style Tennessee State Capitol was designed by William Strickland whose remains are interred near the building’s cornerstone. The tower was inspired by the monument to Lysicrates in Athens. Completed in 1859, the national historic landmark is one of the country’s oldest working capitols."

"Marcella Vivrette Smith Park is home to the beautiful Ravenswood Mansion and more than six miles of rugged hiking trails. Choose between the four different trails ranging in difficulty and distance. My family enjoys these trails year-round; our dog, Bruce, also loves to tag along!"

"One of the first Catholic Churches in Tennessee, St. Mary of the Seven Sorrows Catholic Church served as the second Cathedral of the Diocese of Nashville from 1847-1914. Architect Adolphus Heiman, a German immigrant, designed the church using a Greek Revival architectural style. The first Catholic Bishop of Nashville, Richard Pius Mules, O.P., was primarily responsible for the construction of St. Mary church and led Tennessee’s Catholics until his death in 1860."

"Cumberland Park offers both visitors and local residents alike with a chance to experience the waterfront of Nashville, Tennessee. If visiting the park during a hot day in the summer season, visitors may spot children cooling off in the park’s fountains or getting out energy in the play spaces. Cumberland Park, which is around 6.5 acres in size, also includes an outdoor amphitheater for events that has a capacity of up to 1,200 guests."

"For an iconic view of the Nashville skyline, head across the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge to Cumberland Park for the best scenery. It doesn’t take too long to cross the Cumberland River from one side to the other, and back again."

"With in 3 minutes of being seated, I observed 2 baby cockroaches running around on the table top. Left the restauran..."

"The scene: The ideal choice when each person in your group wants something different to eat, Jeff Ruby’s Steakhouse serves up an all-encompassing menu comprised of a little bit of everything. From sushi, seafood, fish and salads to burgers, pork, poultry and USDA prime steaks (served with all the classic steakhouse toppings, from blue cheese crumbles to lobster tails) the posh Downtown outpost has got every craving covered. The side dishes are just as enticing as the mains, and range from the simple baked potato up to the gourmet baked mac & cheese, made with six imported varieties of melted cheese."

"Jeff Ruby's proudly serves award-winning U.S.D.A. Prime Steaks, seafood & sushi, and pair each with nightly live entertainment, impeccable service, and an incomparable passion for detail. Reservations required. Open for dinnerDress code: Smart CasualPhone: +1 513-321-8080"

"Set on the fourth floor of the Fairlane Hotel, Ellington’s throws it back to an old-school era of dining. The room is set with mid-century-modern chairs and tables, brass details and tall, upright greenery, while a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows shows off views of downtown’s cityscape. The menu matches the mood with classics like oysters Rockefeller, topped with pink peppercorn butter, a modern riff on a Waldorf salad, and showstoppers like the lobster Thermidor and crispy cornish game hen."

"Tucked halfway up the Fairlane Hotel building, secretive and cozy Ellington’s serves nostalgic mid-20th-century favorites. Its menu covers classic bagels and sandwiches, burgers, salads and all your favorite sides. It expertly walks the line between traditional and trendy."

"401 Union Street, Nashville, TN 37129 • (615) 988-7333 Hours: Monday through Thursday, 11 a.m. to 11 p.m.; Friday, 11 a.m. to midnight; Saturday, 3 p.m."

"Sustainably sourced, local ingredients shine in the whimsical, inventive dishes coming out of the kitchen at Flyte World Dining and Wine. The lounge has been known to serve one of the most surprisingly elegant comfort food dishes in the city: a humble, yet decadent, rabbit pot pie. In the main dining room, patrons exalt over the chef's creative reinterpretation of traditional Southern chicken and waffles, a two-day yeast waffle topped with thinly sliced spicy pig ears, a silky buttermilk custard, bourbon barrel-aged maple syrup and spritz of house-made hot sauce."

"Flyte’s new chef is entertaining diners with his brand of clever cuisine. Mike Moranski has made a conscious effort to bring down the cost of some of his popular entrees without sacrificing quality or creativity, but perhaps the best bargain is the chance to watch him and his talented staff working their magic from any of the four tables located in the kitchen area of the restaurant. Playfully referred to as Flyte’s “Kitchen Coliseum, x93 the tables can be configured to hold from two to 18 diners right in the middle of the action."

"The kids’ menu at Old Chicago lets kids build their own pizzas, so siblings who love pepperoni or hate olives can design a pie to suit their own preferences. Even kids who aren’t readers yet can use the pictograms to choose their toppings, or even draw an artistic interpretation of their dinner with the crayons handed out to every kid. Parents can split a Chicago-style pizza and enjoy a few craft beverages off the carefully-curated drink list."

"Check out the spots that are open late, like Sushi 88 in Midtown."