Best Places to Visit in Tennessee

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Nashville

As well as being the capital of the state, Nashville is also the country music capital of the world. Consequently, there are loads of fantastic live music venues for you to check out, as well as museums dedicated to illustrious names such as Willie Nelson and Johnny Cash.

Despite being known as ‘Music City, USA,’ Nashville has many different sides to it and is now a center of culture and commerce in the region.

There are some wonderful old buildings and historic sights dotted about for you to discover, while its vibrant neighborhoods are packed full of unique boutiques, trendy bars, and cozy coffee shops, with lots of leafy parks.

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Memphis

As it is widely considered to be the birthplace of blues music, it should come as no surprise to learn that music permeates Memphis’ soul. Along Beale Street, you’ll find dozens of lively bars and clubs that all have some fantastic live music for you to enjoy.

Throughout town, there are plenty of museums and monuments dedicated to various musicians, with Graceland – Elvis Presley’s former home – being the most popular.

Lying along the Mississippi River bordering Arkansas, Memphis is a lively place to visit, which attracts music lovers from all around the globe, and there is certainly a lot of fun to be had. While it used to be quite run down, in recent years, many great bars, restaurants, shops, and breweries have popped up, and one can’t visit Memphis without trying some of its famous and delicious barbecue dishes.

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Knoxville

An increasingly popular tourist destination, Tennessee’s third-largest city and former capital is well worth a visit if you’re into your food and drink; a load of great restaurants, bars, and breweries have sprung up in recent years.

As Knoxville is also home to the University of Tennessee, there is a very lively and youthful feel to its streets. College-football game nights are a massive event in the city as supporters pack into the Neyland Stadium, which can host up to 102,000 people.

In addition to this, Knoxville’s art and culture scenes are blooming, and lots of cultural events, art festivals, and music shows take place here during the year. With the Great Smoky Mountains National Park also lying nearby, the city makes for a great base if you want to explore the park’s myriad of trails while returning each evening for some delicious local fare and sumptuous craft beers.