Tennessee Travel Destinations
by Pena Gaharu
Tennessee is one of the prettiest areas in the lands. Throughout the lands of Tennessee, you may want to visit Lookout Mountain, or Nashville, Tennessee. In Nashville, you can visit the Grand Ole Opera, or musicians’ stores where Elvis Presley, Conway Twitty, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, and various other country-western singers started their career.
In Nashville, you can also enjoyed art exhibits, dining, free activities, museums, mansions, concerts, music, tours, parks, outdoor activities, theatre, wildflowers, fan fairs, and more.
Hotels in Nashville:
Over in Nashville you may enjoy a stay at the Music Festival Hotel, or you may rather visit the Guesthouse Inn. The Embassy Suite hotel is also one of Nashville’s hottest hotels. You can purchase online packages, which will put you in front of Nashville’s Blue Shoe Music Festival. The Festival starts in 2007. You will enjoy hotel stay at Nashville’s Five Diamond hotel. You’ll also stay at the Hermitage. This hotel is conveniently located in the downtown area. You can also stay at the Holiday Inn Express, as well as the Guesthouse Inn and Suites. It depends on the packaging purchase; still, you will enjoy a stay at one of Nashville’s finest hotels. Some packages include a stay at the Embassy Suite Airport and OpryLand. Vanderbilt, Baymont, and other hotels are also included in few Tennessee vacation packages.
While hanging around Nashville, you may want to visit the Parthenon, Grand Ole Opry, lobby of union station, Ryman Auditorium, the Country Music Hall of Fame, Andrew Jackson’s Home, at the Hermitage, etc. You may also want to visit Belle Mead Plantation, Cheek Wood Gallery and Botanical Garden, Gen. Jackson’s showboat, etc.
The FRIST Center is also available where you can tour and view visual arts. Lower Broad and Second Avenue is where you will find the district of Nashville. Van VECHTEN art gallery is located at the Fisk University.
Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis, Tennessee is another area you may want to visit. Memphis is the land of nightlife, Graceland, NBA, etc. You will also enjoy zoos, historical sites, and so on. Memphis TN is the landmark where Elvis Presley took the top of the charts in the 1950s. Memphis is also where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with martyred. In addition, in the early 20s, Memphis is where the blues hit the charts. WC Handy is the man who played the first blue’s song in Memphis, which gave Memphis TN the name, land of the blues.
Throughout Memphis, you will enjoy fabulous nightlife, or you can visit clubs and join in on the boot scootin’ boogie. Shine up those boots, since you will enjoy live music and entertainment every night while staying in Memphis.
Favorite Dining Spots:
The LOVE at FIRST OYSTER is Memphis’s top choice diners. Here you will enjoy juicy lobsters, top served steaks, crab, and oysters. Anywhere you visit in the southern areas, you will also enjoy some down home country hospitality.
Auto Slim Tonga Club is another of Memphis’s favorite diners. At this diner you will enjoy awesome food, including yellow fin tuna fish, duck, coconut shrimp dishes, mango sauce, martinis, and more.
Rendezvous is where the ribs are happening. If you like the blues, likely you love ribs. Rendezvous serves up a heaping dish of the best ribs you’ll ever eat in your lifetime.
Festivities:
Each year on Elvis Presley’s birthday (January 8) Memphis dishes out some of the finest festivities around. Shortly after, around January 15th another celebration unfolds, including the City Tributes and National Holidays, where Martin Jr. memory is resurrected. Tennessee pays tribute to Black History Month, which throughout January and February Anniversaries are celebrated, including the death of a great man, Martin Luther King Jr.
Tennessee is one of the prettiest areas in the lands. Throughout the lands of Tennessee, you may want to visit Lookout Mountain, or Nashville, Tennessee. In Nashville, you can visit the Grand Ole Opera, or musicians’ stores where Elvis Presley, Conway Twitty, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, and various other country-western singers started their career.
In Nashville, you can also enjoyed art exhibits, dining, free activities, museums, mansions, concerts, music, tours, parks, outdoor activities, theatre, wildflowers, fan fairs, and more.
Hotels in Nashville:
Over in Nashville you may enjoy a stay at the Music Festival Hotel, or you may rather visit the Guesthouse Inn. The Embassy Suite hotel is also one of Nashville’s hottest hotels. You can purchase online packages, which will put you in front of Nashville’s Blue Shoe Music Festival. The Festival starts in 2007. You will enjoy hotel stay at Nashville’s Five Diamond hotel. You’ll also stay at the Hermitage. This hotel is conveniently located in the downtown area. You can also stay at the Holiday Inn Express, as well as the Guesthouse Inn and Suites. It depends on the packaging purchase; still, you will enjoy a stay at one of Nashville’s finest hotels. Some packages include a stay at the Embassy Suite Airport and OpryLand. Vanderbilt, Baymont, and other hotels are also included in few Tennessee vacation packages.
While hanging around Nashville, you may want to visit the Parthenon, Grand Ole Opry, lobby of union station, Ryman Auditorium, the Country Music Hall of Fame, Andrew Jackson’s Home, at the Hermitage, etc. You may also want to visit Belle Mead Plantation, Cheek Wood Gallery and Botanical Garden, Gen. Jackson’s showboat, etc.
The FRIST Center is also available where you can tour and view visual arts. Lower Broad and Second Avenue is where you will find the district of Nashville. Van VECHTEN art gallery is located at the Fisk University.
Memphis, Tennessee
Memphis, Tennessee is another area you may want to visit. Memphis is the land of nightlife, Graceland, NBA, etc. You will also enjoy zoos, historical sites, and so on. Memphis TN is the landmark where Elvis Presley took the top of the charts in the 1950s. Memphis is also where Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with martyred. In addition, in the early 20s, Memphis is where the blues hit the charts. WC Handy is the man who played the first blue’s song in Memphis, which gave Memphis TN the name, land of the blues.
Throughout Memphis, you will enjoy fabulous nightlife, or you can visit clubs and join in on the boot scootin’ boogie. Shine up those boots, since you will enjoy live music and entertainment every night while staying in Memphis.
Favorite Dining Spots:
The LOVE at FIRST OYSTER is Memphis’s top choice diners. Here you will enjoy juicy lobsters, top served steaks, crab, and oysters. Anywhere you visit in the southern areas, you will also enjoy some down home country hospitality.
Auto Slim Tonga Club is another of Memphis’s favorite diners. At this diner you will enjoy awesome food, including yellow fin tuna fish, duck, coconut shrimp dishes, mango sauce, martinis, and more.
Rendezvous is where the ribs are happening. If you like the blues, likely you love ribs. Rendezvous serves up a heaping dish of the best ribs you’ll ever eat in your lifetime.
Festivities:
Each year on Elvis Presley’s birthday (January 8) Memphis dishes out some of the finest festivities around. Shortly after, around January 15th another celebration unfolds, including the City Tributes and National Holidays, where Martin Jr. memory is resurrected. Tennessee pays tribute to Black History Month, which throughout January and February Anniversaries are celebrated, including the death of a great man, Martin Luther King Jr.
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