Top 10 Free Things To Do 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."

"September 21st - October 31st 8653 Rocky Fork Rd | (615) 220-2918. This adorable farm in Franklin has free parking and general admission. Enjoy assorted pumpkins, gourds, Indian corn, straw and other fall items!"

"Found about 25 miles from Nashville, this farm offers hay rides, a pumpkin patch and a large corn maze. It's known as one of the better choices and it's found at 8653 Rocky Fork Road in Smyrna."

"Often referred to as the "dragon park," Fannie Mae Dees is home to a large, colorful, and whimsical mosaic statue of those mythical beats. That attraction alone tends to lure in plenty of curious visitors, although the numerous playgrounds, picnic tables, benches, and shade trees often convince them to stay for awhile. The park is an especially good one for families with small children, as there are plenty of swing sets, sliding boards, and other kid-friendly attractions to keep small travelers occupied for hours on end."

"Fannie Mae Dees Park, a popular park for Nashville families, is better known today as the “Dragon Park” for the large mosaic sculpture that sits at its center. This is one of the area's most kid-friendly play spots. The park features a variety of play areas geared toward different age groups."

"At the Hamilton Creek Recreation Area, you find another beach in Nashville. You find here a sandy beach that is very pretty!. Furthermore, there is a lot of grass, which makes it a great place to sit down!"

"Another of the notable galleries in Wedgewood Houston is the contemporary artist-owned gallery exhibiting local and regional artists at varying levels of éclat. Hours: Fri 12-4 p.m.; Sat 12-6 p.m.Address: 444 Humphreys St, Suite A; 615-336-7773juliamartingallery.com"

"You won’t have to travel very far for your next stop, as David Lusk Gallery is right next door to Dozen. Located in the growing Wedgewood/Houston area of Nashville, this gallery specializes in contemporary art. A variety of exhibitions make their way to the gallery throughout the year. Swing by to see the gallery space and check out what’s there."

"Located in the growing Wedgewood-Houston neighborhood, David Lusk's Nashville gallery is as much of a contemporary art powerhouse as his original Memphis location. The featured artist tends to rotate quickly, so make sure to pop in during the First Saturday Art Crawl to check them out before they're gone!"

"Open since January 2014, this fine and contemporary art gallery in Nashville also has a sister gallery in Memphis to represent southern artists and help share their work beyond regional borders. Hours: Tue-Sat 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Address: 516 Hagan St; 615-780-9990davidluskgallery.com/nashville"

"One of a kind, this historical art collection serves the needs of students and the wider community, as well as showcasing great works of art. Offering a diverse collection, the gallery has sought to increase its holdings of works by internationally recognized contemporary artists. The Fine Arts Collection is used for the development of temporary exhibitions as well as for student study and research."

"Dates don’t have to break the bank to be fun, and Nolensville Pike’s Plaza Mariachi helps prove that point. Affordable dinner options, shopping, plus free entertainment (everything from bands to fire dancing to aerial performances) every night of the week makes a date at Plaza Mariachi a unique, memorable occasion. A nice move is to grab a café Cubano from Madera Cafe, then stroll around the plaza with elotes or sit down for juicy steak from Tres Gauchos."

"Plaza Mariachi is the easiest way to sample Nashville's international food scene. This elaborate indoor shopping area often features live music and performers. Mexican, Argentinian, and Mediterranean meals are available in the food court, and a terrific Indian buffet is just around the corner at Taj Indian Restaurant."

"Mill Creek Church of Christ, 7260 Nolensville Rd., Nolensville, TN 37135 • (615) 967-6765Hours: 10 a.m. to noonOpen: November 7 through April 25More info: nolensvillefarmersmarket.com. Organic and naturally grown produce, varieties of meat, baked goods, eggs, crafts, live music and food trucks can all be found at the Nolensville Farmer’s Market (now held at its new location, Mill Creek Church of Christ)."