Centennial Park

It's a very beautiful place. I came here early in the morning because it was very close to the hotel where we stayed. The building is quite retro, and the building inside the company is also very beautiful. There are many people doing morning exercises in the park in the morning.

If you are into Greek replicas, this is the park to go to! It may not be as impressive as other places in Nashville, but we spent about 45 minutes here, and then drove to Wendy's and Belmont.

green space in park The temple stands The triangle above The sculpture is of Athena, the God of War. and the two-horse chariot of Poseidon The story is that At first these two gods were competing to be the patron saint of the city of Athens. Poseidon said he would give the Athenians sea salt and maritime supremacy Athena said she would give the Athenians olive trees and olive oil Athenians voted for Athena This shows how sound the original democratically elected system was. Healthy enough to carve this story on the temple Emphasis on fair competition and the importance of fair elections~

We stopped by Centennial park for something free to do in Nashville. it was a short walk to view the Parthenon building. There is a statue and plaque commemorating womens suffrage.It was worth our time to visit. We also saw geese and ducks swimming in the water area at the park.

The scenery is beautiful, the architecture is exotic, and there are beautiful lakes and mountains.