Must See Sights and Landmarks in Lebanon Area

"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."

"The Downtown Presbyterian Church, also known as the Old First Presbyterian Church, opened its doors in 1848. It is the third church to occupy the site; the first was built in 1816. Designed by noted architect William Strickland, the twin-tower edifice is one of the few remaining examples of Egyptian Revival architecture in the country."

"From Printer’s Alley to the Smashville mural on the side of the Bridgestone Arena, there are so many emblematic displays all around town. Wander around and soak up your surroundings."

"Plans to build the first Episcopal church structure in Tennessee were set in motion in 1830. Construction began in 1889, and the doors to Christ Church Cathedral were opened in December 1894. The Gothic Revival style building is listed on the National Register of Historic Places."

"Located in downtown Nashville, directly across from the Honky Tonks and glitzy attractions found on South Broadway, Riverfront Park is a surprising oasis for those looking to relax in the outdoors. The 11-acre park includes lovely views of the Cumberland River, pathways that connect to a nearby greenway, a small dog park, and open space to host small events. There are also statues and other works of art sprinkled throughout the area, not to mention a small amphitheater for outdoor concerts or plays."

"Another spot with killer views, this park overlooks the Cumberland River and provides you with ample romantic locations to pop the question. If you’re music fans, you’re sure to enjoy one of the outdoor concerts here, which take place on a floating stage. Nature lovers can enjoy strolling along the Betty Brown Tree Trail, and if you want to involve your furry friend in your proposal (what’s cuter than a ring attached to a collar?), head over to the dog park."

"This narrow park sits between downtown and the Cumberland River. Take your pooch for a romp in the dog park, have a picnic as you watch the barges from the terraced lawn or catch a show in the new Ascend..."

"The Downtown Presbyterian Church, also known as the Old First Presbyterian Church, opened its doors in 1848. It is the third church to occupy the site; the first was built in 1816. Designed by noted architect William Strickland, the twin-tower edifice is one of the few remaining examples of Egyptian Revival architecture in the country."

"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."

"Located in downtown Nashville, directly across from the Honky Tonks and glitzy attractions found on South Broadway, Riverfront Park is a surprising oasis for those looking to relax in the outdoors. The 11-acre park includes lovely views of the Cumberland River, pathways that connect to a nearby greenway, a small dog park, and open space to host small events. There are also statues and other works of art sprinkled throughout the area, not to mention a small amphitheater for outdoor concerts or plays."

"Another spot with killer views, this park overlooks the Cumberland River and provides you with ample romantic locations to pop the question. If you’re music fans, you’re sure to enjoy one of the outdoor concerts here, which take place on a floating stage. Nature lovers can enjoy strolling along the Betty Brown Tree Trail, and if you want to involve your furry friend in your proposal (what’s cuter than a ring attached to a collar?), head over to the dog park."

"This narrow park sits between downtown and the Cumberland River. Take your pooch for a romp in the dog park, have a picnic as you watch the barges from the terraced lawn or catch a show in the new Ascend..."