Tours and Tickets to Experience Centennial Park

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

• Nashville Hop On Hop Off Trolley Tour

• Best of Nashville City Sightseeing Tour on Double Decker Bus

• Discover Nashville City Tour with Entry to Ryman & Country Music Hall of Fame

• Taste of Nashville Food & Sightseeing Tour

• Helicopter Tour of Downtown Nashville

Centennial Park is a public park with no admission fee. Many travelers opt to explore the park during guided tours of Nashville; sightseeing bus tours start at US$35, and hop-on hop-off trolley tours of Nashville’s top attractions begin around US$55.

Centennial Park is one of Nashville’s most popular urban parks. It is best known for its grand centerpiece: the Parthenon, an art museum and the only full-size replica of the Greek temple in the world. Other highlights include Lake Watauga, the Centennial Art Center, and a sunken garden.

There’s plenty of space to walk, jog, and picnic in Centennial Park. Start by admiring the Parthenon and exploring its art collection, then take a stroll around the lake and the sunken garden, play a game of volleyball, or catch some live music at the bandstand.

Yes, Centennial Park is largely accessible for wheelchairs and strollers, thanks to its wide, paved paths and ramps around the park and lake. There are benches throughout for those with limited mobility. The Parthenon is also accessible with wheelchair-accessible parking, accessible restrooms, and a loan wheelchair for use.

Yes, Centennial Park is a popular spot for open-air festivals, art and craft fairs, charity walks, and music concerts. Look out for free live music shows during the Musicians Corner’s Fall Series, the Kidsville Family Festival in September, and free yoga classes in the park through the summer.