- The list below includes 131 free or cheap things to do in or near Hermitage, Tennessee, including 63 different types of inexpensive activities like Bowling, Children's Play Area, National & State Parks and Bus Tours.
- From Long Hunter to Bounce Palace, there are a variety of budget-friendly attractions in Hermitage and in nearby cities within 25 miles like Nashville, Franklin, Brentwood and Hendersonville.
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Named for the late blues guitar legend, B.B King’s Blues Club is a venue for live blues music. The club features a variety of regionally and nationally touring acts, and also serves a full menu of Southern comfort food.
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222 Fifth Avenue S, Nashville, TN 37203
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Since 1967, the Country Music hall of Fame and Museum has been preserving the rich history and tradition of country music. Collections include historic recordings, videos, photos, musical instruments and more dedicated to telling a true American story.
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Downtown Nashville is the vibrant, energetic center of the 'Music City'. The streets are lined with restaurants, shops and clubs featuring live music, making this a prime destination for entertainment lovers.
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Located on famous 'Music Row', RCA Studio B is part of the Country Music Hall of Fame. Visitors can explore the actual studios and see equipment and instruments that were used to record some of the most memorable songs in our nations history.
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The education of children through fun and interactive exhibits is the prime goal of the Adventure Science Center. Popular exhibits include the Tinkering Garage, BodyQuest, Mission Possible, Space Chase, and the Adventure Tower.
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Greer Stadium is the former home of the Nashville Sounds, who played their last game at the venue in September 2014. The team will be moving to First Tennessee Park and the repurposing of Greer Stadium has yet to be decided.
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Covering a 10,000 square foot temporary exhibition hall and 60,000 square feet of permanent exhibits, the Tennessee State Museum is one of the largest state museums in the nation. The exhibits begin roughly 15,000 years in the past with prehistoric humans and continue through the 1900s.
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In operation since 1997, guests on the Nash Trash Tour, receive a 90-minute fun-filled tour on a pink bus. The tours are comedic in nature and feature adults only entertainment.
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The Frist Center for Visual Arts first opened in 2001 and features a wide array of art from around the world. The former main post office landmark of Nashville serves as the home structure for the cultural institute with architectural styles of both Art Deco and Classicism.
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Music Row
16th/17th Ave. South - Division Street and Music Square, Nashville, TN
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Known as the home of America's country music industry, visitors of Nashville's Music Row will have the opportunity to walk on the same streets that Johnny Cash once crossed. Visitors of this can not only visit a variety of live music venues, but also Vanderbilt University.