Hendersonville Attractions. Hendersonville Tourism and kids attractions

The Upper Room Chapel and Museum: modest pews, grand experience
The Upper Room Chapel and Museum was formerly an iconic Catholic Church located close to Downtown Nashville. The place of worship was later turned into a museum for visitors to enjoy both a spiritual and historical experience.

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The Bluebird Café: Nashville’s premier listening room

The Bluebird Café: Nashville’s premier listening room
The Bluebird Café, a popular destination that draws music lovers in droves, features music from potential hitmakers in the industry.

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Franklin on Foot: Step in for a guided tour of this historic town

Franklin on Foot: Step in for a guided tour of this historic town
Explore historic Franklin, Tenn., a town rich with history. Franklin on Foot provides a variety of guided tours that showcase Southern culture -- and an assortment of haunting memories.

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The Frist Center for the Visual Arts: always something new to see

The Frist Center for the Visual Arts: always something new to see
Every day there's something different at The Frist Center for the Visual Arts, a nonprofit art-exhibition center in Nashville.

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The Tennessee Aquarium: an exploration of life

The Tennessee Aquarium: an exploration of life
Located on the banks of the Tennessee River, the Tennessee Aquarium has drawn, on average, one million visitors each year to experience its journey to the deep unknown of oceans, rivers and streams. But not limited to an underwater adventure, the aquarium explores land creatures and various habitats that populate the Earth’s surface.

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Cheekwood Botanical Garden: In full bloom all year long

Cheekwood Botanical Garden: In full bloom all year long
Whether it’s toasty outside during the summer months or during the blustery winter days, there’s one place in Nashville in which nature is thriving. Cheekwood Botanical Garden and Museum of Art is the premier location for garden, art and history enthusiasts. The attraction offers various themed-gardens, art exhibits and historical artifacts that keep visitors returning month after month.

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Belle Meade Plantation: A peak at 1800s American culture

Belle Meade Plantation: A peak at 1800s American culture
Belle Meade Plantation, located six miles west of Nashville, gives visitors a glimpse into the past of war, slaves and horse breeding.

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The Nashville Jazz Workshop; the jazz lover's haven

The Nashville Jazz Workshop; the jazz lover's haven
Located in historic East Germantown, the Nashville Jazz Workshop is a “community center for jazz, with classes, public performances, and special events.”

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Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist

Wildhorse Saloon: Music City nightlife with a country twist
The Wildhorse Saloon, Nashville’s popular entertainment venue, sends thousands galloping to the club for country music, dancing and food. Located in the center of Music City’s upbeat nightlife, The Wildhorse aims to entertain throughout the night.

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The Nashville Zoo: a hop on the wild side

The Nashville Zoo: a hop on the wild side
Things are hopping at the Nashville Zoo at Grassmere. Really. In connection with the Year of the Frog in 2008, the zoo opened six new frog exhibits in its Unseen New World habitat, helping to raise awareness of the plight facing endangered amphibians today.

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