Best Shopping Malls, Outlet and Places in Lebanon Area

"TheNashville Farmers Market at Bicentennial Park is home to numerous food artisans and local merchants that you’re bound to love. Browse the open-air outdoor farm sheds which are home to more than 150 vendors. The indoor market house consists of 14 locally owned restaurants and shops."

"If you want to eat in Nashville, and eat fresh, The Nashville Farmers’ Market is a must-see while visiting. You won’t get any more ‘fresh’ than these farm-direct products. Spend the morning tasting and talking with dairy farmers, cheese-makers, bakers and food artisans."

"After more than a century, Nashville’s first enclosed shopping center is still a popular attraction. The Arcade was created in 1902 with the enclosure of the former Overton Alley. Featuring identical Palladian entrances, the Arcade is located between Fourth and Fifth avenues north of Broadway."

"This arcade is actually a two-story covered mall modeled after a shopping center in Milan. It was the first covered shopping center in Nashville. Browse among its nearly 20 shops and restaurants on the first floor, and galleries and art businesses on the second level."

"Opry Mills is an S&P 100 corporation and a global leader in the ownership of outstanding shopping, eating, entertainment, and mixed-use venues (Simon Property Group, NYSE:SPG). Every day, their locations in North America, Europe, and Asia serve as community gathering spaces for millions of people, generating billions in revenue. Simon is more than just a retailer; it’s a firm that creates experiences, destinations, and gathering places where people can share the excitement of discovery via shopping, dining, and entertainment."

"If you feel the same by the end of this Nashville 4 day itinerary, you can head over to Opry Mills and do some shopping instead. Andrew Jackson’s Hermitage is an option for the Nashville Sightseeing Pass."

"The Shoppes on Fatherland best resemble a charming mini-mall of locally owned stores that includes a cheesemonger, home and beauty, and bakeries. The district has exploded over the past couple years, with many business owners setting up their first brick-and-mortar locations along Fatherland Avenue, and the East Nashville neighborhood has become a destination for hipsters and musicians—who are, often, one and the same, so don’t be surprised if you see a familiar face you can’t quite place."

"When it comes to exploring East Nashville, Fatherland District might be the best option for a shopping day. As a retail start-up community, it brings an eclectic mix of more than 20 local businesses. From home decor to unique gifts, there is a lot to discover while hanging out."

"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."

"Hill Center Green Hills is Nashville’s finest stores and dining establishments. At Hill Center Green Hills, you’ll find premium shops, gorgeous outdoor areas, and easy parking. They are a non-profit organization dedicated to Green Hills is commemorating ten years of upmarket retail history."

"Are you looking for the best boutiques and dining options in Nashville?. Hill Center Green Hills has a lot for you to discover. It started as a grocery store in 1895 and now offers an upscale shopping area with a pretty outdoor area and a sustainable landscape."

"The Nashville Flea Market has been a Nashville tradition for over 50 years and has only had to cancel once due to inclement weather. Our team has worked hard to ensure that our vendors and patrons were able to attend the market every month as scheduled. Unfortunately, because of the current COVID 19 pandemic, we have had to place the Nashville Flea Market on hold temporarily until events of our size can safely resume."

"Nashville Flea Market is one of the best flea markets in the whole country. About 800 to 1200 vendors from a diverse array of states flock to this event, plus, this is one of the oldest flea markets and has been around for about 60 years. They offer a variety of items including furniture, clothing, jewelry, knick-knacks, and many more items."

"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)."

"The Hadley Park Regional Center provides a friendly, safe, and modern place for people of all ages to meet with friends, recreate, and exercise in the heart of the historic area of North Nashville. The community center offers a wide array of programs and activities for all skill levels and ages, boasting reasonable fees for fitness classes and memberships. Facilities and programs offered at the Hadley Park Center include an outdoor playground, full-service fitness center, indoor pool, outdoor and indoor running/walking tracks, a variety of exercise classes, an aerobics and dance studio, game room, youth programs, and senior recreation programs."

"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."

"You can also find this next great beach in Nashville on Old Hickory Lake. At Lock 3 Recreation Area you find a wonderful sand beach that is perfect for unwinding. This is not a beach for swimming."

"While Historic Mansker's Station isn't exactly a museum, I think it's a great stop for families looking to add some history into their Nashville visit. The Middle Tennessee area has several antebellum homes that explore the history of the area, including the Civil War and the tragedy of slavery. However, Historic Mansker's Station is my pick thanks to their hands-on demonstrations of frontier life."

"At Historic Mansker’s Station guests are able to experience the life of a frontier settler and life on a plantation. Mansker’s Fort is a replica log station that was built in the early 1780’s. The original Bowen House is the oldest standing brick home in Middle Tennessee and was constructed in 1787."

"Dukes of Hazzard fans unite and get yourself to Cooter’s Nashville. This large tribute to all things Hazzard County features props, pictures, costumes and memorabilia from one of America’s favorite TV shows. Uber-fans can sit in the iconic 1969 Dodge Charger, Daisy’s jeep, Cooter’s tow truck and Rosco’s patrol car for a photo to stick on the fridge."

"Okay, it’s not a music museum but it kinda defies my established categories. if you loved the TV show, you’ll experience a variety of artifacts that the Duke Boys left behind. They’ve been scooped up by Ben Jones who played Cooter on the series."

"Want to feel like a kid surrounded by toys and posters of your favourite TV serial?. Walk in and find out for yourself. The Cooter’s Garage has a lot of memorabilia from those yester years."