Nashville Parthenon Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience the Nashville Parthenon. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

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It currently costs US$15 for a standard adult ticket to the Nashville Parthenon. Seniors 62 and up and teens and kids aged 4 to 17 get discounted admission at only US$10 each. Children under 4 enter for free. Admission tickets can only be purchased on-site.

Yes, photography is welcome inside. There’s just one display case within the Centennial Gallery where it’s not permitted, but there’s a sign making that clear. The museum encourages visitors to tag the Nashville Parthenon on social media when posting their photos and to use the hashtag #NashvilleParthenon.

That depends. An average visit to the Nashville Parthenon usually lasts about an hour. However, some exhibits can be pretty text-heavy, so if you’re the type of museumgoer who likes to read everything, count on two or even three hours. Others might zip through and need only half an hour.

Yes, the Nashville Parthenon is a good option for families with children. While some historical exhibits might sound a little dry for kids, the museum often offers hands-on or other interactive options with families in mind. Plus, there are regularly scheduled kid-friendly workshops and special programming, including “Kidsville at the Parthenon.”

Yes, the Nashville Parthenon is accessible to visitors using wheelchairs or mobility aids. There is stair-free access to the museum, with ramps and an elevator to the exhibits on both levels. There is a wheelchair-friendly restroom, and wheelchairs are offered on loan on a first-come, first-served basis. Service animals are also welcome.